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WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME?

Who are we actually working with in advertising across Australia and New Zealand?
We want to get a clearer picture of gender representation among directors, DOPs and editors in advertising across Australia and New Zealand, based not on what we think is happening, but on who we're actually working with.
Think about your recent jobs. Who directed them? Who shot them? Who edited them? And when was the last time any of those people were women?

The survey takes around 2 minutes and can be completely anonymous. You can also choose to provide your name and/or company at the end. The more people who take part, across all genders and roles, the clearer and more accurate a picture we can build of who is actually being hired.

No individual response will be publicly attributed to you or your company without your permission.

ABOUT YOU

Which role best describes your primary role in commercial advertising?

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How do you describe your gender?

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How long have you worked in advertising or commercial production?

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Where do you primarily work?

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YOUR RECENT WORK

For the following questions, think about your commercial or advertising work over the last two years and consider your most recent 10 jobs.

If you've worked on fewer than 10 during that period, answer based on all the commercial or advertising jobs you've worked on, and don't select a number higher than your total number of jobs.

Approximately how many commercial or advertising jobs have you worked on in the last two years?

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YOUR WORK

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Do you think women currently have the same opportunities as men to work as directors, DOPs and editors in advertising across Australia and New Zealand?

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If you rarely work with women in these roles, what do you think are the main reasons?

ONE LAST THING...

You can leave your response completely anonymous, or choose to tell us who you are.

How would you like your response to be recorded?

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No individual response or comment will be publicly attributed to you or your company without your permission.