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Women In Film.Dallas (WIF.D) is part of a global community committed to empower, promote and mentor its membership in film, television and new media.
WIF.D, a non-profit organization of women and men, provides educational forums, opportunities for advancement, and networking for entry-level positions and established professionals within the entertainment industry.
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Texas Black Film Festival Honors Texas State Representative Dawnna Dukes. In the News!
It was great to see the more than 65 people who turned out for our first event! Pics coming soon!
Congrats to our winner! Thanks to the sponsors! Updated!
Two student filmmakers were honored October 8th at the 8th Annual Chick Flicks Film Festival held by the non-profit organization Women In Film.Dallas.
Jessica Dorfman awarded Juror's Choice Award for her short film Good Guys, Inc. and Linda Stogner received the Audience Choice Award for her documentary The Chip that Jack Built
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Traction is the online magazine for and about women in “the industry”. Inside you’ll find informative Articles, a Virtual Mentor with helpful “How-To’s” accurate Statistics, Reviews from a woman’s perspective, and more.
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As a member of Women In Film.Dallas your are part of Women In Film & Television International (WIFTI), a global network comprised of some 37 Women In Film chapters worldwide and over 10,000 members.
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WIF.D is a supporter of the Texas Motion Picture Alliance, an organization of organizations from all over the state dedicated to significantly bolstering and expanding the existing infrastructure of the film, video, interactive media, and video game production industry.
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