#GettingPlayed
About Getting Played, the Second Annual Symposium on Equity in the Entertainment Industry and Awards
Getting Played: who's playing you?! is a 2010 documentary about inequities in the entertainment industry and inspiration for this symposium. Not only are Industry workers subjected to rampant employment discrimination, entertainment media shapes who we are. Whether one compares the increasing support of marriage equality to the number of LGBT characters on television, or the objectification of women in our society to the sexualization of female characters across all media, it is clear that the images we see everyday - including those that are fictional - compel our thoughts and behaviors en masse. Join us as we engage a panel of distinguished leaders from the fields of entertainment, psychology, law, business, social justice, and education in a discussion that includes solutions to the current inequities from casting to directing that shape what we see on the big and small screens. We will conclude our afternoon by honoring a select few courageous heroes who advance Industry equity in their everyday lives.
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Selected Resources
READINGS
Entertainment EEO Resource List
INCLUSION or INVISIBILITY?
Comprehensive Annenberg Report on Diversity in Entertainment
2015 Hollywood Diversity Report
In the Case of Lyle v. Warner Bros.
Native Americans in Film, Television and Entertainment
Casting and Caste-ing: Reconciling Artistic Freedom and Antidiscrimination Norms
ORGANIZATIONS
VIDEO
Last WeekTonight with John Oliver: Whitewashing
The Clique: #OscarsSoWhite… again
Gays: The Last Acceptable Stereotype in Hollywood
Muslim and Arab Images in Hollywood Film
Disability in Film: Stereotypes
African Men. Hollywood Stereotypes
Actors of Color Get Real About What It's Like to Play a Stereotype
The Nightly Show - A Preview of Upcoming Black Oscar Snubs
It's #OscarsSoWhite all over again
Marlon Brando's Oscar® win for " The Godfather"
Stanford University
February 27, 2016 ~ 1-5pm