Amy Adams to discuss film representation in Los Angeles

Amy Adams, filmmaker Karyn Kusama, and Telluride Film Festival executive director Julie Huntsinger will discuss representation in film at the Archer Film Festival. This event will take place at the Writers Guild Theater in Los Angeles on April 11. The discussion comes as the film industry faces challenges related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The panel aims to address how to create meaningful change for women in film, both in front of and behind the camera. It is designed for students from Archer School for Girls and aspiring filmmakers. The Archer Film Festival is entirely student-led and aims to empower female filmmakers and support underrepresented voices. The festival will also showcase finalist films from over 300 submissions, which came from more than 30 countries. Major sponsors include Warner Bros. Television Group, Paramount, and other notable companies. Amy Adams has starred in many acclaimed films, including Arrival and Enchanted. She recently featured in the film Nightbitch and has upcoming projects like Klara and the Sun. Karyn Kusama is known for her work on series like Yellowjackets and films like Jennifer’s Body. Julie Huntsinger has been leading the Telluride Film Festival for 18 years and has a rich history in the film industry. More information about the festival and its events can be found online.