Diverse Women in Media Forum: Kate del Castillo, Bela Bajaria, Gloria Calderón Kellett and Many More
“Our Stories to Own and Tell” Set Virtually For December 1-2
The National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) brings together a panel of Diverse Women in Media Forum led by top female trailblazers in the entertainment industry. The 6th annual Diverse Women in Media Forum virtually, led by many of the top female trailblazers in the industry, is hosted by NALIP on December 1 and 2,
The virtual event will feature Bela Bajaria (Head of Global TV at Netflix), Kate del Castillo (Actress, Co-founder Cholawood Productions), Gloria Calderón Kellett (Creator of “With Love”), Carmen Cuba (Casting Director), Karen Horne (Senior Vice President Equity and Inclusion at WarnerMedia), LaToya Tonodeo (Actress “Power Book II: Ghost”), Marie Leguizamo (Managing Director, Banijay Mexico and U.S. Hispanic) and many more trailblazers.
“We are excited by the extraordinary slate of women executives who are providing leadership, mentorship, and opportunity across two days of programming for our DWIMF community of creators and professionals,” said Karla Pita Loor, chair of NALIP’s Board of Directors, “And it is thanks to the extraordinary outpouring of support from our industry partners for programs like DWIMF and NALIP’s Narrative Short Film Incubator for Women of Color, that we are able to share this extraordinary program with anyone who wishes to join.”
The Forum, which seeks to empower and help advance the careers of women through mentorship, guidance, and connections, will take place December 1st-2nd, 2021 fully online and complimentary for everyone who registers before November 28th on NALIP’s virtual platform
www.diversewomeninmedia.org. The 2021 virtual edition will have incredible special speakers, mentorship roundtables, and an inspirational, women and gender non-conforming, environment.
The 2021 Diverse Media Forum is sponsored by WarnerMedia, Sony Pictures Entertainment, STARZ, A+E Networks, Endemol Shine North America, 3Pas Studios, M88, and Variety.
With UCLA’s most recent Hollywood Diversity Report again highlighting the dramatic under-representation of women, who make up more than 50% of the US population, NALIP has reaffirmed its commitment to women creators and executives. By connecting emerging talent and mid-level creatives with dynamic industry leaders, this virtual gathering aims to advance more women to positions of influence within media. Recently, NALIP also launched a Narrative Short Film Incubator for Women of Color, in partnership with Netflix. The incubator provided 4 filmmakers with the opportunity to create short films, as well as resources and mentorship from NALIP and Netflix executives from pre-to-post production.
There is still time to register now and receive a complimentary pass by visiting diversewomeninmedia.org.
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