In this week’s Making Moves post, we’re sharing five women who are making. it. happen. From film to fashion and everything in between, these ladies are showing up and showing off in their respective roles.
At just 14 years old, actress Marsai Martin has signed a first-look deal with Universal, making her the youngest person ever to do so. Through the partnership, Marsai will develop original content that offers opportunities for other young actors.
Fashion startup Cuyana raised $30 million in one of the largest rounds raised by a female-founded fashion retail company. Founded by Karla Gallardo and Shilpa Shah, the direct-to-consumer brand also recently announced it’s now profitable.
In Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani’s new book, Brave, Not Perfect, she shares why embracing failure can actually be the key to success. “Display your rejections proudly,” she told NPR. “They're a mark of your bravery."
A pilot by Emmy-winning Rick & Morty writer Jessica Gao’s has been ordered by ABC. The untitled series will feature a first-generation Chinese woman who struggles to set healthy boundaries with her crazy, exhausting family.
Pixar’s newest short, Purl, tells the story of director Kristen Lester’s experience as the only woman in a male-dominated field. Learn more about the story behind in the short in a behind-the-scenes interview with Kristen and producer Gillian Libbert-Duncan.
Missed out on Gina Bianchini’s incredible session from our Offsite? No worries! We’re sharing her insights on building a thriving community that feels like a real network, not just an audience.