Our ‘Women Film-Makers’ segment wants to try to showcase the work of budding women directors. This doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be making films as a profession, or submitting them to festivals, you can submit something you made for a school project, or just lil experimental stuff you’ve shot by yourself or with friends. All we need is a bit of writing about yourself and the film, and a working YouTube/Vimeo link. Click here for more details on how to submit.

Ayelen Barrios is a recent graduate from Ryerson University, completing her MA in Film Production. Her thesis project examined Literary inspired Web Series and she was thrilled to find that it is a genre filled with women writers, creators and directors.

Nottingham is a gender-bent Robin Hood story. When Rory doesn’t get picked for a school internship she suspects it had something to do with her gender and decides to start a war against her university, using her vigilante alter-ego Robin Hood.

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by Chloe Leeson

Chloe Leeson is the founder of Screen Queens. She is 22 and from the north of England (the proper north that people think is actually Scotland but isn’t). Her lifesource is Harmony Korine’s 90s Letterman interviews and Ezra Miller’s jawline. She is a costume designer for hire who spends way too much time watching bad horror movies. Her favourite films are Into The Wild, Lords of Dogtown, Stand by Me and Pan’s Labyrinth. She rants about cinema screenings @kawaiigoff