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Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this new series, Females in Film. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks to Gretle Claggett about making work that breaks a silence in her first piece of work, Happy Hour, now screening at the 2014 Online New England Film Festival.

Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this new series, Females in Film. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks to Ashley Delucco about taking the plunge into the world of filmmaking with Toby McNutt: Body of Work, now screening as part of the 2014 Online New England Film Festival.

As a recent graduate with a degree in theater, Kerstin Karlhuber found herself in New York City trying to make ends meet. She did her fair share of waitressing and retail jobs, but she also worked for an agency dealing with high-end nannying. It was here that she found the inspiration for her film Legacy Cleaning, which screens as part of the 2014 Online New England Film Festival.

Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this new series, Females in Film. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks with Tamar Halpern about her short film Death, Taxes, and Apple Juice, available to watch online now through the 2014 Online New England Film Festival.

Fellow female filmmakers discuss work, life, and more in this new series. For this installment, NewEnglandFilm.com writer Catherine Stewart talks to Geena Matuson, an emerging filmmaker and artist, about her work, her awards, and her future.