Pushing Hollywood Beyond #MeToo to Gender Equality

The video discusses the challenges and progress in achieving gender equality in Hollywood. It highlights the role of Title VII in equal employment opportunities and the barriers women face in invoking this law due to potential blacklisting. The conversation also touches on the impact of the Me Too movement and efforts by individuals like Geena Davis to improve representation. Despite some progress, systemic discrimination remains a significant issue, requiring legislative changes and industry commitment.

What is the hope for the sequel to the Me Too movement in Hollywood?

• To reduce the number of films produced

• To increase the number of male directors

• To create more blockbuster movies

• To focus on Title VII and equal employment opportunity

Why is Title VII currently ineffective in Hollywood?

• It only applies to government jobs

• Invoking it leads to blacklisting

• It is too expensive to enforce

• It is not recognized by the industry

What is needed to make Title VII enforceable in Hollywood?

• Increased media coverage

• Legislative reform and government action

• Support from international organizations

• More private funding

Who has been a significant advocate for equal representation of women on screen since 2004?

• Anna Boden

• Maria

• Geena Davis

• Ingrid Bergman

What is the focus of the ongoing federal investigation mentioned in the transcript?

• The financial practices of Hollywood studios

• Systemic discrimination against women directors

• The impact of foreign films on Hollywood

• The environmental impact of film production