Tag Archives: Women in Film
Field Day Podcast: Polly Platt interview
At the end of July 2020, the kind folks at the Field Day podcast (specifically, Cormac Deane) invited to me to chat about my research and writing on Polly Platt. The conversation, which stretches just over an hour, ranged from … Continue reading
Video Essay: Polly Platt – Authorship by Design
As I’ve discussed in detail in earlier blog posts, Polly Platt was a key Hollywood figure for decades. She’s mainly remembered for her production design on a variety of films, in both credited and uncredited roles, between 1968-1987. But she … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, Aaron Hunter, Film Authorship, New Hollywood, polly platt, production design, Women in Film
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#52FilmsByWomen
I recently wrapped up a year-long project of watching 52 films by women directors. 52 Films by Women is the idea of Women in Film, and anybody can take part at any time (in other words, you don’t have to … Continue reading