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  Women Film Pioneers Project

  Women Film Pioneers Project is a freely accessible, collaborative, online-only database resource, produced with support from Columbia University. Women

  Black women in the silent film era "Maria P. Williams – Women Film Pioneers Project". wfpp.columbia.edu. Retrieved 2022-03-11. "Tressie Souders – Women Film Pioneers Project". wfpp.columbia
  Carmen Cartellieri Cartellieri – Women Film Pioneers Project". wfpp.cdrs.columbia.edu. Retrieved 2019-04-01. "European Film Star Postcards: Carmen Cartellieri". European Film Star
  Harry Solter - Wikipedia ^Florence Lawrence, Women Film Pioneers Project. Accessed September 23, 2015. "Florence Lawrence intended her last Victor photoplay to be her second two-…

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  About the Project – Women Film Pioneers Project

  About the Project “One of these days men are going to get over the fool idea that women have no brains…and quit getting insulted at the thought that a sk…

  Overview Essays – Women Film Pioneers Project
  Resource Index – Women Film Pioneers Project Resource Index The Resources section offers a broad range of useful tools and resources (digital, print, and audio-visual) for further research and engag…
  News – Women Film Pioneers Project
  Projections – Women Film Pioneers Project Projections Projections is a new platform for posts and essays of varying lengths, multimedia content, and digital-friendly approaches to silent film res…
  Musidora – Women Film Pioneers Project If we merely looked at contemporary advertisements and reviews, it would appear that Musidora had directed only two films in the silent era: Vicenta (1919…
  Eva Nil – Women Film Pioneers Project Eva Nil A delicate hand-colored photograph of Eva Nil’s face graces the cover of 50 Years of Film Archives, 1938-1988, edited by the International Federa…
  Aili Kari – Women Film Pioneers Project Aili Kari made a career for herself in the early Finnish film industry, but her name is very seldom remembered or mentioned. During the silent era, she w…
  Esther Eng – Women Film Pioneers Project In 1946, the Seattle Times described the visit of a young Chinese-American filmmaker: “Still in her teens, and with no background of such a venture, Esth…
  Pioneers – Women Film Pioneers Project
  Pearl Ing – Women Film Pioneers Project Pearl Ing, or Yin Mingzhu, was the first woman to play the leading role in a film made in Shanghai—the earliest center of Chinese filmmaking. Ing’s origi…
  Hu Ping – Women Film Pioneers Project From 1931 to 1937, Hu Ping was a well-known left-wing film star and film critic (“Progressive Star”). Her abrupt withdrawal from the film industry in 1937…
  Iris Barry – Women Film Pioneers Project Iris Barry This particular pioneer had a transcontinental career. As a result, her profile will include multiple essays by different authors. Her America…
  Tsuru Aoki – Women Film Pioneers Project Tsuru Aoki is best remembered as the wife of Sessue Hayakawa, and certainly Aoki’s role as adoring wife on- and off-screen was extremely important to the…
  Leah Baird – Women Film Pioneers Project In marking the death of Leah Baird, known chiefly as an actor in the silent period, Variety stated that she “was reputed to have written some of her own …
  Helen Wang – Women Film Pioneers Project Born in 1903 as Peng Jianqing, Helen Wang was raised in a traditional scholarly family within a confined compound in Wuhu, Anhui Province. She was the on…
  Mae Murray – Women Film Pioneers Project Actress Mae Murray’s famous epithet, “The Girl with the Bee-Stung Lips” describes far more than her cupid-bowed mouth; it evokes something unusual, distr…
  Mimí Derba – Women Film Pioneers Project Herminia Pérez de León, who adopted the pseudonym of Mimí Derba when she made her debut as a singer in Mexican theatre at the age of seventeen, was one o…
  Contributors – Women Film Pioneers Project

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  The Women Film Pioneers Explorer | Academic Commons The Women Film Pioneers Explorer The Women Film Pioneers Explorer (WFPE) allows users to explore the invaluable research of the Women Film Pioneers Proje…

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  Women Film Pioneers Project Biographical Data | Academic Commons

  Women Film Pioneers Project Biographical Data The Women Film Pioneers Project (WFPP) is a digital publication and resource that advances research on the …