We sit down with Teanne Andrews, co-founder of the wildly popular We Are Parable, a powerhouse initiative that she alongside her husband, Anthony.

Determined to take control of her bladder health, Lucy Brett started researching incontinence and speaking to other women who were struggling with the same issue. She quickly realized that she was not alone, and that there was a lot of misinformation and stigma surrounding the condition.

Nevo Burrell is an image and style consultant who offers an inside out service. She helps her clients look fabulous and feel great, no matter their age or physical condition. She also works with female cancer thrivers, but not exclusively, and survivors of other trauma to help them cope with the effects of diagnosis, ordeal and treatment through style.

Transforming the media landscape and revolutionizing perspectives. We talk to Sajid Varda about the importance of positive representation.

A formidable group of women set up their own group to help the camera department's unsung heroines and find ways to navigate the industry as mothers.

Amazing directory representing trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming professionals in all areas of Film and TV.

The Time Project is an initiative led by our friends at Share My Telly Job, aimed at empowering freelancers to gather real-time information about working hours and rates so they can build sustainable case for change.

Comedienne, television personality, actress, and writer, Ellie Taylor tells us about her book about motherhood and her experience of becoming a mother.

Blogger, screenwriter, and author Uju Asika joins us this week to tell us about her book Bringing Up Race: How to Raise a Kind Child in a Prejudiced World and her blog.

Sally Darby felt that there wasn't a space for disabled parents like herself to speak about their experiences without feeling judged, so she decided to create one - Mums like Us is a community for disabled parents.

Amazing mother, Amatsu practitioner and Production Coordinator - Denise Hanrahan tells us about her experience of becoming a mother for the first time through IVF.

Primetime is a vetted visibility platform for all the women working above and below the line behind the camera, making it as easy as possible for productions to look at their hiring practices.

Lucy Sheen is an actor, playwright, poet, a transracial adoptee and mother. She is one of the founding members of BEATS, which is an advocacy organisation that advocates for better representation for British East and South East Asians (BESEAS). In her interview this week, Lucy tells us about her personal experiences and struggles within the industry throughout her career.

This week Cinemamas brings you an exciting interview with the incredibly talented broadcaster and presenter Ria Hebden. Ria's passion for telling stories that celebrate diversity and champion women led her to create Wonder Women TV - an online network that champions real-life, trailblazing women who work in Television and the Creative industries.

Beautifully curated Cinegirl is an online magazine featuring an expansive galaxy of topics that women working within the Film & TV Industry care about. It’s a place where Art, Lifestyle, Technology and Fashion are discussed with a squeeze of humour and open-mindedness.

I quit my job in 2020 and started Loop Talent with a very simple ethos - to empower, progress and nurture our talent.

This week we catch up with Production Talent Executive, Cheryl Woodcock creator and founder of Telly Mums

Welcome to 2021, a year that we all hope will be better and brighter. To start it off with a positive note, we had the chance to speak with Matt Longley, Co-Founder of 6ft from the spotlight. Matt wrote for us this fantastic article in which he talks about their company and the wellbeing facilitator role that is so needed in our industry. If you don’t know about 6ft from the spotlight, click ahead and learn about their experience, and if you do get to know them more in-depth through Matt’s words.

Did you participate in Motivational Mondays? This week we bring you Emily Gale to talk about MM, her social networking group, and all things freelance.

MediCinema builds, installs and runs state-of-the-art cinemas in hospitals and places of care, giving patients and their families the magic and joy of a night at the movies together.

Big Fish Little Fish is an independent, grassroots music and events crew of seasoned ravers and parents that put on family raves with all the freedom and excitement of a mini-festival, right in the heart of cities and towns across the UK.

Nile Connolly-Martin writes for Cinemamas about her experience as a young, queer, curious film and tv professional.

Read how she learnt that absolutes are misleading.

Proud Londonder, Kids Fashion stylist and mother of two Yvadney Davis tells us about creating Mums That Slay.