Mar 19, 2026 | News
One of the things I’m most proud of at Stage 32 is that we’ve built something that didn’t really exist before – a place where no matter where you live, you can learn directly from the people who are actually working in this industry right now.
We now have over 1.3 million members across 185+ countries, and what continues to set Stage 32 apart is the access. Every month, we’re bringing in showrunners, producers, executives, and creatives behind some of the biggest projects in film and television – not to speak in theory, but to share how things are really getting made, sold, and distributed today.
And this month we get to do something even more special.
On Tuesday, March 24th at 3pm PT, we’re hosting an exclusive live Q&A with HEATED RIVALRY showrunner Jacob Tierney, moderated by TV executive Anna Henry – and this is exactly the kind of opportunity that only happens inside the Stage 32 community.
Jacob is one of those creators who really understands how to build stories that connect. With HEATED RIVALRY, which he created, writes, directs, and executive produces, he’s continuing to prove how powerful character-driven storytelling can cut through in today’s market. He recently executive produced WAR PONY, which won the Caméra d’Or at Cannes, and he’s behind THE TRAITORS CANADA.
What I love about sessions like this is that they’re not surface-level. Jacob is going to talk honestly about his path to becoming a showrunner, how he develops and adapts material, and what it actually takes to create a series that buyers respond to. And with Anna guiding the conversation from an executive point of view, you’re also going to hear what the market is looking for right now – which is information that’s incredibly hard to get access to.
And importantly, this is interactive. You’ll be able to ask your own questions and get real answers you can take back to your own work.
You can register for the live Q&A here.
This is a live Q&A only and you must attend live.
Bonus: Breaking Down the HEATED RIVALRY Pilot
We’re also doing a free webinar where we break down the HEATED RIVALRY pilot episode, so you can really dig into how the story is structured and why it works.
Register for the pilot breakdown here.
At the end of the day, this is what we’re focused on at Stage 32 – giving you access to real conversations, with real people, about how this industry actually works.
And I truly believe that when you can get in the room (even virtually) with the people doing the work at a high level, it changes how you approach your own career.
I hope you’ll join us for this one.
Amanda Toney
Managing Director, Stage 32
Feb 24, 2026 | News, Event, Uncategorized
Photo credit: From left to right Deirdre Ní Choistín, Director General, TG4; Désirée Finnegan, Chief Executive, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland; Ruth Negga, BAFTA, Emmy, and Oscar-Nominated Actor (Passing, Presumed Innocent); Dr. Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI & Chair of WFT Ireland; Elizabeth Farrelly, Assistant Director, Media Development, Coimisiún na Meán (Irish Media Commission). (Photo by Brian Arthur)
The 2026 WIFTI Summit in Adare, Ireland brought together an extraordinary international community of creatives, industry leaders, advocates, policymakers and allies, united by a shared commitment to gender equality, collaboration and meaningful change across the screen industries. Over four inspiring days, the Summit fostered an open, honest and supportive space where participants felt encouraged to speak candidly, listen generously and connect across borders. The atmosphere was one of momentum and possibility – marked by thoughtful dialogue, ambitious ideas and new relationships that will continue to shape the work ahead.
Key Themes & Takeaways
Across conversations, panels and informal exchanges, several themes emerged, identifying not only where the screen industries are now, but where they need to go next.
Progress has been made, but speakers consistently emphasised the need for focused implementation, more equitable budgets, inclusive hiring, long-term career support and clear accountability structures that embed gender equity into all aspects of the screen industries.
Collaboration strengthens global, national and local ecosystems
The Summit underscored the vital role of public funding, strong regional networks and international collaboration. Long-term sustainability depends on investing in local talent and infrastructure, while actively participating in global creative, cultural and production networks.
Technology is reshaping creativity
Advances in VFX, virtual production and digital platforms are transforming how stories are made, raising urgent questions around ethics, regulation, safety and creative control alongside innovation.
Voice, language and lived experience shape authentic storytelling
The Summit reinforced the importance of representation on and off screen, including minority and Indigenous languages. Access, identity and authorship were seen as central to reaching audiences with integrity.
Visibility is key to long-term sustainability
From development to distribution, speakers returned to a shared truth: creators need ongoing support to sustain careers, rather than individual projects. Being seen by audiences, funders and peers is essential.
Place matters
The Summit closed with a Creative Excursion hosted by Film in Limerick, offering delegates a guided tour of key regional locations including Troy Studios. This final session reinforced the importance of place, infrastructure and regional investment in supporting production, collaboration and future growth within Ireland’s screen industries.
Summit Programme & Speakers
We are deeply grateful to all our speakers who so generously shared their time, expertise, and perspectives throughout the Summit. Across two days of conversation, debate, and exchange, our panellists brought insight, honesty and lived experience to the forefront, challenging assumptions, sharing hard-won knowledge, and offering practical pathways for change.
Thursday 5 February
From left to right Deirdre Ní Choistín, Director General, TG4; Désirée Finnegan, Chief Executive, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland; Ruth Negga, BAFTA, Emmy, and Oscar-Nominated Actor (Passing, Presumed Innocent); Dr. Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI & Chair of WFT Ireland; Elizabeth Farrelly, Assistant Director, Media Development, Coimisiún na Meán (Irish Media Commission). (Photo by Brian Arthur)
Summit Launch
Welcome: Dr Susan Liddy – President Women in Film and Television International & Chair WFT Ireland
Deirdre Ní Choistín – Director General, TG4
Désirée Finnegan – Chief Executive, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland
Ruth Negga – BAFTA, Emmy, and Oscar-Nominated Actor (Passing, Presumed Innocent)
Elizabeth Farrelly – Assistant Director, Media Development, Coimisiún na Meán
Voices of Change: Pioneering Equity in the Screen Industries
Moderator: Dr. Susan Liddy – President, WIFTI; Chair, WFT Ireland
Anna Serner – CEO, Center for Investigative Journalism and Former CEO, Swedish Film Institute
Iris Zappe-Heller – Deputy Director, Austrian Film Institute
Lisa French – Professor, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Liselott Forsman – CEO, Nordisk Film & TV Fond and Producer
Niamh Fagan – Project Manager Feature Film, Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland
Valerie Creighton – President & CEO, C.M., S.O.M., Canada Media Fund
Beyond Borders: How Irish Co-Productions Are Shaping Global Storytelling
Moderator: Lesley McKimm – Producer (Whistleblower, It’s Not Yet Dark, Greta)
Aisha Tyler – Actor, Producer, Director (The Walking Dead, Criminal Minds, I Hope We Can Still Be Friends), CEO Hot Machine Films
Máire Ní Chonláin – Commissioning Editor, TG4; Executive Producer (An Cailín Ciúin / The Quiet Girl, CRÁ, Frewaka)
Sinead McHugh – Partner, Film, TV & Media, Head of Dublin Office, Saffery
Teresa McGrane – COO, Wild Atlantic Pictures (Kneecap, Saipan)
Behind the Pixels: Women Leading VFX & Virtual Production
Moderator: Deborah Doherty – Elephant Goldfish VFX & Post-Production; Managing Director & Executive Producer; WFT Ireland Board Member
Clare Cheetham – Emmy Award-Winning Executive VFX Producer, Crafty Apes (The Martian, Chernobyl)
Eranka Weerasuryia – Head of Virtual Production, Studio Ulster (Avatar: The Last Airbender, Squid Game)
May Leung – Independent VFX Supervisor (The Witcher: Blood Origins, Fountain of Youth)
Fireside Chat with Ruth Negga
An intimate fireside conversation with BAFTA, Emmy, and Oscar-nominated actor Ruth Negga reflecting on her extraordinary career to date and offering a glimpse into her future creative plans.Moderator:
Aoife Barry – Freelance Writer, Broadcaster & Arts Journalist
Cultural Event in Adare Village
Alongside the panel programme, delegates gathered for a memorable cultural evening in Adare Village, creating space for connection in a uniquely Irish setting. The night began at Bill Chawkes Bar with an Irish Coffee experience presented by the Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum, before continuing with traditional music at Aunty Lena’s Pub. We extend our warm thanks to all who hosted and welcomed our delegates for such a special evening.
Friday 6 February
Threats and Shifts: Navigating the New Frontlines of Equality in the Screen Industries
Moderator: Katie Bailiff – CEO, Women in Film and Television UK
Almudena Carracedo (via Zoom) – Filmmaker & Asociación de Mujeres Cineastas y de Medios Audiovisuales (CIMA) Board Member
Professor Debbie Ging – Professor of Digital Media and Gender, Dublin City University
Domizia De Rosa – President, WIFTM Italia; Vice President, WIFTI
Dame Heather Rabbatts – Chair, Time’s Up UK
Voices of the Unheard: Storytelling and Identity in Minority Language
Moderator: Gemma Ní Chionnaith – TV Broadcaster, TG4
Anne Lajla Utsi (zoom) – Managing Director, International Sámi Film Institute
Deirbhile Ní Churraighin – Commissioning Editor, TG4
Gwenllian Gravelle – Head of Film & Drama, S4C
Kerry Swanson – CEO, Canadian Indigenous Screen Office
From Market to Audience: Getting Your Project Seen
Moderator: Kissy Dugan – Screenwriter & Producer; WIFTI Executive Board Member
Gretchen McGowan – Emmy Award-Winning Producer & Goldcrest Films (Back to Black, Carol), NYWIFT Board Member
Jenn Brown – Executive Director, St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival
Kelly Leugenbiehl – Co-Founder, Shorties Studios (Ex Netflix, Disney, NBCU)
Driving Real Change in the Screen Industries
Moderator: Gretchen McGowan – Emmy Award-Winning Producer & Goldcrest Films (Back to Black, Carol), NYWIFT Board Member
Ailish Bracken – Chair, Raising Films Ireland
Liza Truschel – Managing Director, The Writers Lab UK
Max Brady – Chair, GEDI Committee, Screen Producers Ireland
Mia Bays – Director, BFI Filmmaking Fund
Seen and Unseen: Women’s Creative Journeys On and Off Screen
Moderator: Maikiko James – Deputy Director, WIF LA
Aisha Tyler – Actor, Producer, Director (The Walking Dead, Criminal Minds, I Hope We Can Still Be Friends), CEO Hot Machine Films
Dearbhla Walsh – Emmy, BAFTA and IFTA Award-Winning Director (Little Dorrit, The Handmaid’s Tale, Fargo, Bad Sisters, Margo’s Got Money Troubles)
Guneet Monga Kapoor – Oscar-Winning Producer Producer (The Lunchbox, The Elephant Whisperers)
Ruth Negga – BAFTA, Emmy and Oscar-Nominated Actor (Passing, Presumed Innocent)
Úna Ní Dhonghaíle ACE, BFE – BAFTA and IFTA-Winning Editor (The Crown, Belfast, Paddington in Peru)
Our Sponsors
The 2026 WIFTI Summit was made possible through the generous support of our partners. We extend our sincere thanks to:
Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland
Coimisiún na Meán
TG4
Saffery
National Talent Academies
Local Enterprise Office Limerick
Screen Producers Ireland
Film in Limerick
Fáilte Ireland
Wild Atlantic Pictures
Canada Media Fund
Elephant Goldfish / Molinare Creative Group
Women in Film and Television UK
Shannon Region Conference and Sports Bureau
Creative Europe Desk Ireland
Media Insurance Brokers (part of Howden)
Raising Films Ireland
We extend our sincere thanks to all those who supported the delivery of the 2026 WIFTI Summit. In particular, we wish to acknowledge Sync & Swim Creative Marketing & Strategic Communications, whose guidance and hands-on support were instrumental to the Summit’s success. We are also grateful to Fitzgeralds Woodlands House Hotel & Spa for being an exceptional host venue, providing care, flexibility and attention to detail throughout the planning and delivery of the event. Our thanks to Archetype Events, Gore Communications, Lean on Lee, AVC Ltd and I Love Limerick for their contributions across event coordination, technical delivery, PR and media coverage. We extend special thanks to the Board and staff of WFT Ireland, specifically Meaghan Lee- Erlandsen, and to the Board of WIFTI, whose support underpinned the success of the Summit. Finally, we are thankful to Emma Langford and her musicians, and to Louise Bruton, for bringing warmth, energy and celebration to the Summit’s social moments.
What’s Next
The conversations sparked at the 2026 WIFTI Summit are only the beginning.
In the months ahead, Women in Film and Television International and Women in Film & Television Ireland will continue to build on the ideas, connections and shared energy that emerged in Adare – through future events, new programmes, advocacy and ongoing international collaboration.
This Summit marks an inspiring and powerful launching point. We are committed to building on this momentum together.
Photo Gallery
Browse our collection of photos below. More images will be added and shared soon.
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From left to right: Marjaana Mykkänen, WIFT Finland Vice Chairperson & WIFTI Board Member; Ajoke Silva, President, Forum for Women in Film and Television Nigeria (FWIFT); Becky Hellwig, Impact Producer & WIFT Germany Member; Rabia Chopra, Head, Programs & Development, WIF India; Karen Bruce, Executive Director, WIFT+ Toronto; Dr. Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI & Chair of WFT Ireland; Kissy Dugan, WIFTI Board Member & Treasurer; Lauren Simpson, WIFTI Board Member & President of WIFT Victoria; Sharon Contillo, President, Women in Film & Video New England; Guneet Monga Kapoor, Founder & CEO, WIF India; Karolina Rum, Founder/President, WIFT Poland; Domizia De Rosa, President of WIFTM Italy & Vice President of WIFTI. (Photo by Lauren Simpson/WIFT Victoria)
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From left to right: Kissy Dugan, Screenwriter & Producer, WIFTI Board Member & Treasurer; Dr. Susan Liddy, WIFTI President & WFT Ireland Chair; Kerri Borsuk, Producer, Piramide Productions; Siobhán Farrell, WFT Ireland Vice Chair & Owner, Eclipse Pictures; Domizia De Rosa, President of Women in Film, Television & Media Italia & Vice President of WIFTI. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Aisha Tyler, Actor, Director, Producer (Criminal Minds, The Walking Dead) & CEO Hot Machine Films; Dr Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI and Chair of WFT Ireland; and Paul C Ryan, Film Commissioner / Regional Film Manager, Film in Limerick. (Photo by Brian Arthur)
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From left to right: Susan Kirby, CEO, Screen Producers Ireland; Dr Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI & Chair of WFT Ireland; Max Brady, Chair of GEDI Committee, Screen Producers Ireland and Producer, Bodacious Ltd + Maxfilms Ltd. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Ajoke Silva, President, Forum for Women in Film and Television Nigeria (FWIFT); Samantha Siberini, Writer/Performer & NYWIFT Member; Dr Ann Lavan, Academic / Writer & WFT Ireland Member. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Mara Luka, Chairwoman of the Board, WIFT Germany & WIFTI Board Member, WIFTI; Theo Lindberg, Vice-President, WIFT+ Sweden. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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Left to right: Jade Jordan, Actor & Writer, WFT Ireland Board member; Andie McCaffrey Byrne, Actor & Director, Shine Bright Productions Founder. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Kavery Kaul, Director / Producer / Writer, Riverfilms & NYWIFT Member; Linda O’Sullivan, Actor & WFT Ireland Member. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Karen Bruce, Executive Director, WIFT+ Toronto; Nikki Cole, Writer/Producer/Director & WIFT+ Toronto Member. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Jaro Waldeck, ACK, Cinematographer, WFT Ireland Board Member; Leticia Agudo, Screenwriter, Director, Founder of Whackala Productions. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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From left to right: Rachael Power, NTA Crew Academy South Manager; Dr Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI, Chair WFT Ireland; Paul C Ryan, Film Commissioner / Regional Film Manager at Film in Limerick. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
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Photo of the Voices of Change: Pioneering Equity in the Screen Industries panel that took place on Thursday, February 5th, 2026. From left to right: Dr Susan Liddy, President of WIFTI and Chair of WFT Ireland (Panel Moderator); Iris Zappe-Heller, Deputy Director, Austrian Film Institute; Lisa French, Professor of Screen & Dean School of Media &
Communication, RMIT; Liselott Forsman, CEO, Nordisk Film & TV Fond and Producer;
Valerie Creighton, C.M., S.O.M., President & CEO, Canada Media Fund; Niamh Fagan, Project Manager Feature Film, Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland. Panellist not pictured but joined via Zoom: Anna Serner, CEO, Center for Investigative Journalism and Former CEO, Swedish Film Institute.
(Photo by Brian Arthur)
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From left to right: Mark Poole, Director (St Kilda Films); Professor Lisa French, Dean of the School of Media and Communication at RMIT University, Melbourne; Katie Page, Film programmer, Vice President of WIFT Victoria; Sian Mitchell, Festival Director, Melbourne Women in Film Festival; Lauren Simpson, Producer Iris Arc Pictures, President WIFT Victoria, Board Member WIFT International; Dale Thain, Director & Screenwriter, WIFT Australia Board member. (Photo by I Love Limerick)
Feb 20, 2026 | News
Hello Women in Film & Television International Members,
As we continue to build on our exciting new global collaboration between Stage 32 and WIFTI, I’m thrilled to highlight some of the fresh, topical education available through Stage 32 that you can access at exclusive member discounts. One of the hottest topics right now in the entertainment industry is vertical storytelling – the fast-paced, mobile-first format that’s exploding into a legitimate marketplace for building IP, engaging audiences, and advancing careers.
What started as an emerging format has quickly become a real opportunity for writers, filmmakers, and producers to create compelling content tailored for vertical viewing on phones. These micro-dramas and short-form vertical series are driving massive engagement, especially in genres like drama, romance, and thrillers, and they’re opening new doors for diverse creators.
Stage 32 has been at the forefront with recent webinars led by top industry experts who are actively shaping this space. Here are a few standout sessions that are perfect for WIFTI members looking to explore this trend:
Understanding Vertical Storytelling “Verticals” 101
Taught by Ammon Lyle, Senior Vice President of Production & Partnerships at Mansa, where he leads the Vertical Originals Division. Ammon brings an impressive background from major players like The Walt Disney Company, Amazon Prime Video, Audible, and previously ReelShort, where he specialized in high-engagement vertical micro-dramas. He’s managed multi-million-dollar deals, driven content acquisition, and overseen production across TV, film, and digital platforms—making him one of the most knowledgeable voices on why verticals are booming and how to succeed in this format.
In this on-demand webinar, you’ll get a comprehensive introduction to vertical storytelling: what defines a “vertical,” how it differs from traditional media, who’s watching and engaging, and the creative and production essentials for launching your own series. You’ll walk away with a clear roadmap for creating, producing, and launching vertical content, plus a sample episode script to kickstart your ideas.
Learn more and enroll here
How to Write Vertical Micro Drama Scripts
Also taught by Ammon Lyle, this session dives deeper into the craft side. You’ll explore why vertical micro-dramas are gaining massive traction, how to structure addictive short-form scripts that hook viewers instantly, and techniques for pacing, emotional beats, and binge-worthy storytelling optimized for mobile screens. By the end, you’ll know how to write, structure, and pitch your own micro-dramas, complete with a 1-page Micro Drama Script Starter template for a 2-minute episode.
Learn more and enroll here
Verticals: How to Package and Protect Your IP
Led by Jackie Ward, Senior Associate at Ramo Law, a star in entertainment law with expertise in structuring deals for independent film, TV, podcasts, and emerging digital platforms such as verticals. Jackie has a solutions-first approach, blending creative vision with precise legal frameworks. Before joining Ramo, she handled production, financing, and distribution counsel across various media. She’s also proud to represent Breaking Through the Lens, a non-profit supporting marginalized filmmakers through grants, mentorship, and industry connections.
This webinar gives an insider’s view on the business realities of vertical projects: how to package and position your IP, navigate deals and partnerships, protect your rights, and understand the platform landscape. It includes a downloadable Vertical Packaging & Platform Landscape Map and insights from dealmakers negotiating these agreements daily – essential for turning your creative work into viable, protected opportunities.
Learn more and enroll here
These webinars showcase why vertical storytelling is more than a trend—it’s a powerful way to combine strong, emotional narratives with real industry momentum in a mobile-driven world. Whether you’re a screenwriter crafting hooks that keep viewers swiping, a producer packaging projects, or simply curious about new pathways, these sessions provide practical, immediately applicable tools from professionals deeply embedded in the space.
As a WIFTI member, you can take advantage of your exclusive discounts. Please check your inboxes or contact your chapter heads to access these codes.
If you’re experimenting with vertical formats or considering your next project in this space, we’d love to hear from you! Feel free to email me at edu@stage32.com with questions, ideas, or to share your experiences.
We’re committed to bringing you education that keeps you ahead of the curve and helps turn your vision into opportunity. Let’s keep supporting women and gender-diverse creators worldwide to thrive!
Cheers,
Amanda Toney
Managing Director, Stage 32
Feb 13, 2026 | News
Hello Women in Film & Television Members,
We’re thrilled to officially welcome you into a brand-new global collaboration between Stage 32 and Women in Film & Television International (WIFTI). This partnership has just been announced, and we are incredibly excited to begin supporting WIFTI members around the world with expanded access to professional, industry-led education.
Through this new partnership with WIFTI leadership, we’re bringing accessible, career-focused education directly to you and your members, wherever you are in the world — helping creatives at every stage build skills, confidence, and momentum in today’s global entertainment industry.
What Is Stage 32 Education?
For over 14 years, Stage 32 has been delivering relevant, actionable, and timely entertainment industry education to creatives and professionals worldwide. Our webinars, classes, and labs are taught by world-class educators who are actively working in the business right now, so what you learn is immediately applicable to your career.
As a result, Stage 32 has built the world’s largest online entertainment education library with more than 3,000 hours of programming.
Our education partners include Netflix, Cannes Marché du Film, American Film Market (AFM), Canon, United Airlines, Bloomberg, Variety, dozens of film commissions, film festivals, and more. Stage 32 Education has also been featured in Deadline, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Indiewire, SCREEN, Forbes, Inc., Fast Company, The Atlantic, Entrepreneur, CNN, CNBC, FOX, and many others.
Stage 32 Education is also utilized by studios, streamers, networks, production companies, development executives, film commissions, and global organizations to train their teams and regional creative communities.
Learn in the Format That Fits Your Life
Through Stage 32 Education, you can choose from multiple learning paths depending on your goals:
- Webinars – 90- to 120-minute online sessions covering specific topics like screenwriting, financing, pitching, production tools, or career insights. These are offered live and on demand. In the live version, your instructor will teach for approximately 60-75 minutes and then take questions from the live audience.
- Classes – more in-depth online courses, usually run 2-4 sessions (either over consecutive days or weeks) that dive deeper into craft or business areas and are generally about 2 hours per session.
- Labs – intensive small-group programs, ranging from 6-14 sessions, focused on achieving a specific goal (e.g., finishing a script or building a project package), with one-on-one mentoring time included. Labs are limited to a certain number of students to keep the sessions intimate and productive.
- Certification Programs – structured programs that, upon completion, grant a Stage 32 Certification badge and entry into a global database of trained professionals
Our Certification Programs go beyond education — they provide professional recognition. Once certified, you are entered into a global database accessible to our partner film commissions and organizations who are actively searching for trained professionals to work on their projects. It’s an opportunity to gain skills, credibility, and visibility all at once.
Exclusive WIFTI Member Discounts
As part of this new global collaboration and official education partnership, WIFTI members now receive:
- 20% off all Stage 32 Webinars, Classes, and Labs
- 50% off all Stage 32 Certification Programs
Members should check their inboxes or contact their chapter heads for the exclusive discount codes.
Our Mission
The mission of Stage 32 is to democratize the global entertainment industry by leveling the playing field for creatives and business professionals everywhere. We do this by offering a safe, like-minded community, world-class education, certification opportunities, and a marketplace that connects content creators with decision-makers.
Together, through this partnership with WIFTI, we are not just offering education — we are creating pathways, opening doors, and supporting women and gender-diverse creators around the world to thrive in today’s global entertainment landscape. Be on the lookout for highlights I’ll be sharing frequently for your chapter through the WIFTI page.
We can’t wait to learn with you and support your next chapter.
Cheers!
Amanda Toney
Managing Director, Stage 32
