EDUCATIONAL SCREENINGS ~ WHO IT’S FOR

Anyone working directly with youth including K-12 schools, universities, libraries, and summer
camps.

Shore/4th Wonder ~ Social Inequalities

Miss Representation Pre-Viewing Ticket
“This movie really helped me to better understand many of the difficulties
women face today. It provides striking and insightful examples of inequalities
suffered by women from the perspectives of both men and women.” Meelap,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Student

1. Name three of the interviewees used to create the documentary.

Katie Couric, Rosario Dawson, Gloria Steinem
2. Name another film title the Writer, director & producer of Miss
Representation has also produced.
The Mask You Live In
3. Include a testimonial about the film. Be sure to include who shared it.
I would urge any parent, teacher – or media executive – to
watch Miss Representation.Gillian Tett, Financial Times
4. Read two of the PRESS stories. Include the following in your synopsis:
(1) ~ Name of the Press: WWD
~ Date posted: June 6, 2016
~ Key points made regarding gender inequalities: We need more women
running for office positions, female opinion’s and voices need to be expressed
~ YOUR take away from each PRESS release: Women’s voices are just as
important as anyone else’s and need to treated as such

(2) ~ Name of the Press: Huffington Post

~ Date posted: May 17, 2016
~ Key points made regarding gender inequalities: Gender equality, how the
media influences the younger generation, women are often not represented
enough in the media
~ YOUR take away from each PRESS release: Strides need to be taken on
media sites and other things alike to represent women accurately
 EDUCATIONAL SCREENINGS ~ WHO IT’S FOR
Anyone working directly with youth including K-12 schools, universities, libraries, and summer
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5. What are you anticipating about this film after the research you’ve
conducted? I’m anticipating this movie be filled with things related to
women being underestimated in society and all things related to it.