Gender and the screen: Are women given a fair go?

RMIT University, April Austin and Nick Angus

Gender and the Screen, Part 1: An exploration of women’s representation behind the camera in Australian film and television

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RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria

RMIT offers a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism), a one-year Graduate Diploma of Journalism, and a Masters of Communication. RMIT’s student publication is The City Journal

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