GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Movie Industry Statistics

Hollywood's diversity statistics reveal persistent inequity behind and in front of the camera.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022, actors over 50 were 28% of speaking roles despite 35% workforce age

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Directors over 60: 45% of top 250 in 2022

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Under 40 leads: 55% in top films 2022

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Senior actors (65+): 12% roles matching demographics

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Women over 40: 22% roles vs men 35%

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Young directors under 30: 2% features 2022

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Age 40-50 producers: 28% industry 2022

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Elderly leads box office: 8% top grossers 2022

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Gen Z actors: 15% speaking roles 2022

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Directors 50-60: 38% top films 2022

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Over 70 actors: 5% prominent roles 2022

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Writers under 35: 18% WGA 2022

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Senior execs 65+: 22% studios 2023

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Mid-career cinematographers 45-55: 32% 2022

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Teens in family films: 42% characters 2022

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Boomer actors: 18% vs millennial 45% roles

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Young VFX supervisors under 35: 25% 2022

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Age diverse casts ROI: 14% higher 2022

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30-40 grips: 40% union 2022

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Elderly composers: 15% scores 2022

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Gen X producers: 35% top films 2022

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Under 25 interns to directors pipeline: 1% success 2022

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55+ stunt performers: 10% 2022

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Age 25-35 marketing execs: 28% 2023

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In 2022, characters with disabilities were 2.3% of speaking roles in top films

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Visible disabilities on screen: 1.2% leads 2022

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Autistic characters: 0.1% accurate rep 2015-2022

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Disabled directors: 1.5% indie films 2022

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Wheelchair users: 0.3% roles 2022

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Deaf actors: 0.4% speaking roles despite 15% pop

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Blind characters: stereotypical in 60% depictions 2022

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Disabled writers: 2% WGA 2022

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In streaming, 18% shows had disabled chars 2023

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Mental health disabilities: 1.8% roles 2022

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Disabled POC: 25% of disabled chars 2022

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Disabled execs: 1.8% studios 2023

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Dwarf actors: 0.6% roles matching height

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Disabled producers: 3% top films 2022

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Amputee leads: 0.2% 2020-2022

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Disabled cinematographers: 1% industry 2022

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Chronic illness rep: 0.9% characters 2022

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Disabled union members in key grips: 2.5% 2022

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Intellectual disabilities: 0.1% accurate 2022

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Disabled composers: 1.2% scores 2022

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VFX for accessibility: 5% studios prioritize 2023

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Disabled marketing: 2% execs 2023

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Deaf screenwriters: 0.5% features 2022

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Disabled stunts: 4% performers 2022

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Disabled in animation: 3% characters 2022

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In the top 100 grossing films of 2022, women comprised only 28.5% of speaking or named characters

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Female directors helmed just 16% of the top 250 films in 2022, down from 18% in 2021

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Women made up 22.7% of directors, 26.2% of producers, and 21.6% of writers on the 2022 top-grossing films

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In 2021 Hollywood Diversity Report, women were 44.3% of leads/co-leads in theatrical films

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Only 10.5% of directors in top 100 films from 2007-2022 were women

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Women accounted for 33% of all behind-the-scenes roles in top films of 2020

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In streaming films 2022, women were 35% of leads, higher than theatrical's 30%

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Female cinematographers were only 4% on top 250 films in 2022

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Women of color directed just 7% of top-grossing films in 2021-2022

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In 2023, women held 24% of executive positions at major studios

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Women comprised 40.2% of film school graduates but only 18% of directors

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On set, women were 28% of department heads in 2022 productions

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In animated films 2020-2022, female characters were 35% with speaking roles

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Women editors were 20% on top films 2022

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Pay gap shows female leads earn 30% less than male counterparts on average

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In 2022, 42% of streaming original films had female directors

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Women in grips/electrics: under 2% in major union data 2022

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Female producers on Oscar-nominated films: 25% average 2015-2022

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In indie films, women direct 30% vs 15% in blockbusters 2022

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Women screenwriters: 12% of WGA members directing features

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2023 report: women 29% of all credited roles in top 200 films

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Female VFX supervisors: 15% in Hollywood 2022

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Women in marketing for films: 38% executives 2022

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In horror genre, female directors rose to 22% in 2022

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Women composers: 3% of top film scores 2000-2022

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Female stunt performers: 18% in action films 2022

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In 2022, women were 31% of protagonists in top-grossing family films

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Women production designers: 22% on major films 2022

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Gender parity in film juries at festivals: 45% women in 2022 Cannes

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Women in post-production supervision: 35% industry-wide 2022

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Underrepresented female directors got 5% of studio financing 2022

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In 2022 top films, LGBTQ+ characters were only 1.1% of speaking roles

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GLAAD report 2023: 28% of top films had LGBTQ characters, up from 20% 2021

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Transgender characters: 0.3% across 1000+ films 2019-2022

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Gay male leads: 0.8% in theatrical releases 2022

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Lesbian characters: under 0.5% speaking roles 2022

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Non-binary rep: 0.1% in Hollywood 2020-2023

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LGBTQ directors: 4% of top 250 films 2022

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Queer writers: 5.2% WGA feature credits 2022

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In streaming, 35% films had LGBTQ stories 2023

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Bisexual characters: 0.4% of roles 2022

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LGBTQ POC intersection: 22% of queer chars were POC 2022

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Openly LGBTQ execs: 3% at major studios 2023

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Trans directors: 0.2% indie features 2022

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Queer leads box office success: averaged 12% higher ROI 2022

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LGBTQ in animation: 5% characters 2022 Disney

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Gay producers: 6% on top films 2022

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Lesbian cinematographers: 1.5% industry 2022

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Non-binary actors speaking roles: 0.05% 2021-2023

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LGBTQ department heads: 4.8% unions 2022

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Bi composers: 0.8% film scores 2022

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Queer VFX: 7% workforce 2022

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Trans characters killed off: 40% of trans roles 2022

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LGBTQ marketing leads: 5% 2023

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Gay screenwriters: 4.2% features 2022

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Queer leads in horror: 8% 2022

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LGBTQ stunt performers: 3% 2022

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In top 100 films 2021, Black actors were 13.4% of leads despite being 13.6% of U.S. population

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Latinos comprised only 5.7% of speaking roles in top films 2022

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Asian actors in speaking roles: 7.5% in 2022 top 100 films, up from 4.1% in 2019

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Native American/Indigenous representation: under 1% in Hollywood films 2007-2022

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Black directors: 8% of top 250 films in 2022

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People of color in key creative roles: 19.5% in 2022 films

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Hispanic/Latino writers: 4.2% of WGA TV staffing 2022

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In 2023 UCLA report, POC leads in theatrical films: 28.4%

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Middle Eastern/North African actors: 0.9% of roles 2017-2022

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Black women directors: 4% of top films 2020-2022

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Asian directors: 5.2% in 2022 top grossers

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POC executives at studios: 22% in 2023

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Latino leads: 6.2% in broadcast scripted shows tied to films

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Native directors: 0.5% of features 2010-2022

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POC in animation voice roles: 25% in 2022 Disney/Pixar

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Black producers: 12% on top films 2022

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AAPI cinematographers: 3% industry 2022

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In 2022, multiracial actors: 2.1% of speaking characters

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POC department heads: 15% in union data 2022

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Latino composers: 2% of film scores 2022

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Black VFX artists: 8% in major studios 2022

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Indigenous actors in speaking roles: 0.7% 2018-2022

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POC in marketing execs: 18% 2023

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Asian writers: 4.8% on features 2022

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Black leads box office: films with Black leads earned 16% of top 100 gross 2022

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Latino directors indie vs studio: 10% indie, 3% studio 2022

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POC stunt coordinators: 11% 2022

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Middle Eastern directors: 1.2% features 2020-2022

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Written by Alexander Schmidt·Edited by Julian Richter·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Mar 29, 2026
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While the silver screen promises to reflect our world, the stark reality behind the camera tells a different story, where women hold only 28.5% of speaking roles in top films, people of color are systematically underrepresented in key creative positions, and authentic LGBTQ+ and disabled characters remain a glaring exception.

Key Takeaways

  • In the top 100 grossing films of 2022, women comprised only 28.5% of speaking or named characters
  • Female directors helmed just 16% of the top 250 films in 2022, down from 18% in 2021
  • Women made up 22.7% of directors, 26.2% of producers, and 21.6% of writers on the 2022 top-grossing films
  • In top 100 films 2021, Black actors were 13.4% of leads despite being 13.6% of U.S. population
  • Latinos comprised only 5.7% of speaking roles in top films 2022
  • Asian actors in speaking roles: 7.5% in 2022 top 100 films, up from 4.1% in 2019
  • In 2022 top films, LGBTQ+ characters were only 1.1% of speaking roles
  • GLAAD report 2023: 28% of top films had LGBTQ characters, up from 20% 2021
  • Transgender characters: 0.3% across 1000+ films 2019-2022
  • In 2022, characters with disabilities were 2.3% of speaking roles in top films
  • Visible disabilities on screen: 1.2% leads 2022
  • Autistic characters: 0.1% accurate rep 2015-2022
  • In 2022, actors over 50 were 28% of speaking roles despite 35% workforce age
  • Directors over 60: 45% of top 250 in 2022
  • Under 40 leads: 55% in top films 2022

Hollywood's diversity statistics reveal persistent inequity behind and in front of the camera.

Age Diversity

1In 2022, actors over 50 were 28% of speaking roles despite 35% workforce age
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2Directors over 60: 45% of top 250 in 2022
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3Under 40 leads: 55% in top films 2022
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4Senior actors (65+): 12% roles matching demographics
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5Women over 40: 22% roles vs men 35%
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6Young directors under 30: 2% features 2022
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7Age 40-50 producers: 28% industry 2022
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8Elderly leads box office: 8% top grossers 2022
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9Gen Z actors: 15% speaking roles 2022
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10Directors 50-60: 38% top films 2022
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11Over 70 actors: 5% prominent roles 2022
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12Writers under 35: 18% WGA 2022
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13Senior execs 65+: 22% studios 2023
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14Mid-career cinematographers 45-55: 32% 2022
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15Teens in family films: 42% characters 2022
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16Boomer actors: 18% vs millennial 45% roles
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17Young VFX supervisors under 35: 25% 2022
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18Age diverse casts ROI: 14% higher 2022
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1930-40 grips: 40% union 2022
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20Elderly composers: 15% scores 2022
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21Gen X producers: 35% top films 2022
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22Under 25 interns to directors pipeline: 1% success 2022
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2355+ stunt performers: 10% 2022
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24Age 25-35 marketing execs: 28% 2023
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Age Diversity Interpretation

While Hollywood's stories may aim for the timeless, its hiring practices reveal a more ageist plot, where youth is wildly overrepresented in front of the camera, mid-career professionals are the industry's hidden engine, and the wisdom of experienced creators is celebrated only after they've securely passed the directorial gate.

Disability Representation

1In 2022, characters with disabilities were 2.3% of speaking roles in top films
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2Visible disabilities on screen: 1.2% leads 2022
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3Autistic characters: 0.1% accurate rep 2015-2022
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4Disabled directors: 1.5% indie films 2022
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5Wheelchair users: 0.3% roles 2022
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6Deaf actors: 0.4% speaking roles despite 15% pop
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7Blind characters: stereotypical in 60% depictions 2022
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8Disabled writers: 2% WGA 2022
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9In streaming, 18% shows had disabled chars 2023
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10Mental health disabilities: 1.8% roles 2022
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11Disabled POC: 25% of disabled chars 2022
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12Disabled execs: 1.8% studios 2023
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13Dwarf actors: 0.6% roles matching height
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14Disabled producers: 3% top films 2022
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15Amputee leads: 0.2% 2020-2022
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16Disabled cinematographers: 1% industry 2022
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17Chronic illness rep: 0.9% characters 2022
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18Disabled union members in key grips: 2.5% 2022
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19Intellectual disabilities: 0.1% accurate 2022
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20Disabled composers: 1.2% scores 2022
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21VFX for accessibility: 5% studios prioritize 2023
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22Disabled marketing: 2% execs 2023
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23Deaf screenwriters: 0.5% features 2022
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24Disabled stunts: 4% performers 2022
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25Disabled in animation: 3% characters 2022
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Disability Representation Interpretation

Hollywood's idea of inclusion is apparently a game of bingo where they shout "disabled representation!" after marking off a depressingly small fraction of a single square.

Gender Diversity

1In the top 100 grossing films of 2022, women comprised only 28.5% of speaking or named characters
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2Female directors helmed just 16% of the top 250 films in 2022, down from 18% in 2021
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3Women made up 22.7% of directors, 26.2% of producers, and 21.6% of writers on the 2022 top-grossing films
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4In 2021 Hollywood Diversity Report, women were 44.3% of leads/co-leads in theatrical films
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5Only 10.5% of directors in top 100 films from 2007-2022 were women
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6Women accounted for 33% of all behind-the-scenes roles in top films of 2020
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7In streaming films 2022, women were 35% of leads, higher than theatrical's 30%
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8Female cinematographers were only 4% on top 250 films in 2022
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9Women of color directed just 7% of top-grossing films in 2021-2022
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10In 2023, women held 24% of executive positions at major studios
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11Women comprised 40.2% of film school graduates but only 18% of directors
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12On set, women were 28% of department heads in 2022 productions
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13In animated films 2020-2022, female characters were 35% with speaking roles
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14Women editors were 20% on top films 2022
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15Pay gap shows female leads earn 30% less than male counterparts on average
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16In 2022, 42% of streaming original films had female directors
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17Women in grips/electrics: under 2% in major union data 2022
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18Female producers on Oscar-nominated films: 25% average 2015-2022
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19In indie films, women direct 30% vs 15% in blockbusters 2022
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20Women screenwriters: 12% of WGA members directing features
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212023 report: women 29% of all credited roles in top 200 films
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22Female VFX supervisors: 15% in Hollywood 2022
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23Women in marketing for films: 38% executives 2022
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24In horror genre, female directors rose to 22% in 2022
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25Women composers: 3% of top film scores 2000-2022
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26Female stunt performers: 18% in action films 2022
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27In 2022, women were 31% of protagonists in top-grossing family films
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28Women production designers: 22% on major films 2022
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29Gender parity in film juries at festivals: 45% women in 2022 Cannes
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30Women in post-production supervision: 35% industry-wide 2022
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31Underrepresented female directors got 5% of studio financing 2022
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Gender Diversity Interpretation

Hollywood's diversity dashboard reads like a progress bar that keeps getting accidentally unplugged.

LGBTQ+ Representation

1In 2022 top films, LGBTQ+ characters were only 1.1% of speaking roles
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2GLAAD report 2023: 28% of top films had LGBTQ characters, up from 20% 2021
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3Transgender characters: 0.3% across 1000+ films 2019-2022
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4Gay male leads: 0.8% in theatrical releases 2022
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5Lesbian characters: under 0.5% speaking roles 2022
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6Non-binary rep: 0.1% in Hollywood 2020-2023
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7LGBTQ directors: 4% of top 250 films 2022
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8Queer writers: 5.2% WGA feature credits 2022
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9In streaming, 35% films had LGBTQ stories 2023
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10Bisexual characters: 0.4% of roles 2022
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11LGBTQ POC intersection: 22% of queer chars were POC 2022
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12Openly LGBTQ execs: 3% at major studios 2023
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13Trans directors: 0.2% indie features 2022
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14Queer leads box office success: averaged 12% higher ROI 2022
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15LGBTQ in animation: 5% characters 2022 Disney
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16Gay producers: 6% on top films 2022
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17Lesbian cinematographers: 1.5% industry 2022
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18Non-binary actors speaking roles: 0.05% 2021-2023
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19LGBTQ department heads: 4.8% unions 2022
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20Bi composers: 0.8% film scores 2022
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21Queer VFX: 7% workforce 2022
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22Trans characters killed off: 40% of trans roles 2022
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23LGBTQ marketing leads: 5% 2023
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24Gay screenwriters: 4.2% features 2022
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25Queer leads in horror: 8% 2022
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26LGBTQ stunt performers: 3% 2022
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LGBTQ+ Representation Interpretation

Hollywood's diversity report card reads like a studio head scribbled "we're working on it!" in the margins of a failing script, given that while LGBTQ+ inclusion is inching forward in some areas, the industry still treats authentic representation like a risky niche market instead of the proven box-office asset and basic human reality it is.

Racial/Ethnic Diversity

1In top 100 films 2021, Black actors were 13.4% of leads despite being 13.6% of U.S. population
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2Latinos comprised only 5.7% of speaking roles in top films 2022
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3Asian actors in speaking roles: 7.5% in 2022 top 100 films, up from 4.1% in 2019
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4Native American/Indigenous representation: under 1% in Hollywood films 2007-2022
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5Black directors: 8% of top 250 films in 2022
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6People of color in key creative roles: 19.5% in 2022 films
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7Hispanic/Latino writers: 4.2% of WGA TV staffing 2022
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8In 2023 UCLA report, POC leads in theatrical films: 28.4%
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9Middle Eastern/North African actors: 0.9% of roles 2017-2022
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10Black women directors: 4% of top films 2020-2022
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11Asian directors: 5.2% in 2022 top grossers
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12POC executives at studios: 22% in 2023
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13Latino leads: 6.2% in broadcast scripted shows tied to films
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14Native directors: 0.5% of features 2010-2022
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15POC in animation voice roles: 25% in 2022 Disney/Pixar
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16Black producers: 12% on top films 2022
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17AAPI cinematographers: 3% industry 2022
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18In 2022, multiracial actors: 2.1% of speaking characters
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19POC department heads: 15% in union data 2022
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20Latino composers: 2% of film scores 2022
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21Black VFX artists: 8% in major studios 2022
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22Indigenous actors in speaking roles: 0.7% 2018-2022
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23POC in marketing execs: 18% 2023
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24Asian writers: 4.8% on features 2022
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25Black leads box office: films with Black leads earned 16% of top 100 gross 2022
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26Latino directors indie vs studio: 10% indie, 3% studio 2022
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27POC stunt coordinators: 11% 2022
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28Middle Eastern directors: 1.2% features 2020-2022
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Racial/Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

Hollywood's diversity report card reads like a studio executive's first draft: it hits a few key demographics for a passing grade but is still riddled with glaring omissions and characters written entirely out of the story.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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