Lenny Henry Interview at the WFTV Awards

The speaker was invited by Dinah Crane at Creative Skillset to represent and observe the progress of women in film and TV. They emphasize the importance of PAME performers connecting with women in these industries due to their powerful influence. Despite progress, the existence of such events indicates ongoing inequality. The speaker acknowledges women like Jane Chancher and Anne Mensah who have broken barriers but notes more work is needed. They observe significant advancements with many women in leadership roles, highlighting the positive changes in the industry.

Why does the speaker believe it's important for PAME performers to connect with women in film and TV?

• To observe industry trends

• To gain political attraction

• To present awards

• To learn from their powerful influence

What does the speaker imply about the existence of the event they are attending?

• It shows that there is still inequality

• It indicates complete equality in the industry

• It is a celebration of male achievements

• It is irrelevant to industry progress

Which of the following women is NOT mentioned by the speaker as having broken the glass ceiling?

• Dinah Crane

• Jane Chancher

• Anne Mensah

• Lorraine Hickey

What is the speaker's overall view on the progress of women in the industry?

• Men are still dominating all roles

• Women have made no progress

• The industry is stagnant

• Women have made significant progress

What does the speaker notice during meetings that indicates progress?

• Fewer women present

• Women running things

• More men attending

• No changes in leadership