Parents and carers in the Irish screen industry face cultural bias and “very clear barriers” that disproportionately affect women and can force them to leave the industry, a report by advocacy and support organisation Raising FilmsA sold-out event held as part of the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival on Wednesday heard parents and carers often contend with limited career opportunities, inflexible working arrangements and, on occasion, outright discrimination.
Anonymised testimony published in the report reveals a bleak picture for cast and crew in the film, television and animation industries. Respondents reported feeling they had to hide their pregnancies or not disclosing they were parents. Some were “unable to take jobs because of the lack of childcare”, while others had work offers withdrawn on the assumption that they would have childcare difficulties.
Contributions also highlighted “rampant” sexism and ageism, with one female producer observing that there is a perception in the industry that people have “lost their edge” after becoming carers.
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