Oscar’s Invisible Women of Cinematography: How Female DPs Should Be Front and Center This Awards Season
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variety.comClayton Davis The cinematography field is packed with immeasurable talent but not equal opportunities, particularly for women.
When a tragedy occurs such as the loss of Halyna Hutchins, who died at 42 after being shot by a prop firearm on the set of the indie film “Rust,” the absence is felt throughout the industry.In the 93 years of the Academy Awards, Rachel Morrison is the only woman ever to be nominated for cinematography, for her work on Dee Rees’ “Mudbound.” And the cinematographers’ branch has a poor track record for honoring diverse and inclusive artists.
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