The annual Celluloid Ceiling study found that the number of women working behind the scenes in Hollywood in 2019 increased only slightly over the previous year.
Movie hub Fandango surveyed 2,000 millennials who say they’re most looking forward to ‘Wonder Woman 1984,’ ‘Black Widow,’ ‘Eternals’ and ‘Mulan’ in 2020.
This year’s report monitored more than 6,700 credits, and the figures were based on numbers obtained from theon Wednesday. The study has tracked more than 70,000 credits since 1998.
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