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Louise Brix Andersen: Exploring the Taboo Through Filmmaking
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Louise Brix Andersen is a multilingual writer and film director. She is an advocate for women's rights and a member of several organizations working towards gender balance in the film industry. She is also co-founder and host of the group THE LEADING LADIES where she organizes monthly online meetings for the group’s female members with inspiring guests from the film industry.
Andersen will open the door to filmmakers to join her in conversation about how to explore the taboo through filmmaking. She be there to provide insight on important questions. How can we use film to normalize hard conversations? How can film change the narrative of the world? How can we use what we have available to us to make an impactful change on communication?
Her most recent short film, THE PILL, was made remotely during the pandemic with the collaboration of 9 different countries, produced by Hollywood-based production company EXIT 44 Entertainment and Barcelona-based Limmat Films. Subsequently, Louise wrote and published the book: REMOTE FILMMAKING, now available on Amazon.
Louise is also creator and host of the channel: CHANGING THE NARRATIVE, a series of video conversations showcasing inspiring women from around the world. Now also available as a podcast.
Currently, Louise is in development for the feature documentary film, NOAH, and looking for producer for her fiction feature film SISTERHOOD.
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