2020 has been a year of great challenges but also a year of opportunities and learning. At Worldwide Audiovisual Women Association we have found different ways to connect and continue the task of enlarging contact networks for all our members. Facing a pandemic and continuing working is very difficult, but women in this organization have…
The present period of global uncertainty has served to connect us with allies with whom we share values and principles. In doing so we have united efforts with the Audiovisual Producers Rights Management Organization of Mexico (EGEDA), with which we are already generating activities in the interest of building ideas for the future of Hispanic-American…
“Women have always been storytellers, calling on legends and transferring them. Besides, nowadays 80% of the audience is female”, says the director and scriptwriter Manuela Burló. Despite all, we know that sharing an audiovisual project, being heard and making it a reality is not always easy. If initiatives as WAWA are so necessary, it is…
Focus on our strengths and creativity to recreate the industry and ourselves The global health emergency situation that we are experiencing has put us in front of the need to adapt to a new normal that completely redesigned the rules of human interactions. In these hectic times, is not always easy to find an inner…
What about WAWA Since the beginnings of 2020 everything has happened! At WAWA Association there has not been time to stop. The challenges posed by the coronavirus confinement declared on March this year have created spaces to defy our creativity, our resilience and union as part of the audiovisual industry. We summarize below some of…
When Worldwide Audiovisual Women Association was born in 2017, it was difficult to imagine the success our organization would achieve in no time. At that time, a group of women decided to join together and start working on a project to unify executives from the audiovisual world. Liliam Hernández, Cecilia Gómez de la Torre and…