Quote:
"I think it's a little bit tough [for women filmmakers] because a lot of the power, and the money, and the control is watched over by men. And a lot of those men don't yet feel comfortable in dealing with a woman on an equal footing. [...] But on the positive side of things, I think it's the women who have the stories that come from the heart, and it's the women who are very committed and won't be stopped. I think women have a terrific sense of humour and we've always told stories among ourselves. Maybe we haven't had quite as much self-confidence as we'd like to have in telling our stories to a wider audience, but I think that's changing. And I think there are probably more men around now who enjoy working with women. So I remain optimistic."
-- Sandy Wilson
Source:
Cole, Janis, and Holly Dale. "Sandy Wilson."
Interview with Sandy Wilson.
In Calling the Shots: Profiles
of Women Filmmakers. Kingston, Ont.: Quarry Press, 1993.
(p. 253)