00:00I think it's still an uphill battle, and I mean, I would imagine, I know a few women directors who've,
00:09you know, there was a period of time when they were finding it, you know, after Time's Up and Me
00:14Too were finding it easy to be hired, who are now really struggling.
00:20I think there's absolutely still a challenge. I think it's, you know, you can't force people to offer you a
00:27film to direct. You can't force people to finance your films. You can only work as, you know, as hard
00:33as you can and make as good work as you can and hope that, you know, people believe and see
00:39what it is that you're trying to create.
00:41I would say, you know, to persevere, and because we've got, you know, women like Greta and Chloe and Catherine
00:50and Emerald out there, and a few more, you know, them paving the way and showing that, yes, indeed, women
01:00too can direct and are worth giving the keys to potential blockbusters and etc.
01:08Hopefully that will start to make more of a difference.
