The MUFF Society was a feminist community that aimed to celebrate the achievements of women and underrepresented groups in film and television.
We supported an inclusive definition of women and included trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people in it. (H/T)
Branding and logo by Erikson Melton.
was a feminist community and screening series based in Toronto that aimed to celebrate the achievements of women (plus underrepresented groups) in film and television—both on and off screen.
We continued to champion women in the film/TV industry through our vibrant online community. We shared stories and news of interest and information about local women-centric films and events across our social channels and curate essays and filmmaker interviews on our blog.
The MUFF Society to be a place where we could support and celebrate #WomenInFilm and have a damn good time doing it too. (Oh, and if you were wondering about the name...)
We did this at our monthly screening series (Dec '14 -Dec '17) by programming women-centric films that also featured powerhouse women behind the scenes: directors, writers, editors, etc. We curated a short film program (mini MUFF), conversation series (Reel Girl Talk), and doc series (HER-Story). We also had prior pop-ups in NYC and San Francisco.
