CODE:
Debugging the Gender Gap
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Logline
CODE exposes the dearth of American female and minority software engineers and explores the reasons for this gender gap. CODE raises the question: what would society gain from having more women code?
Synopsis
CODE is a relevant and timely feature-length documentary which aims to explain why more American women and minorities are not pursuing careers in computer science, despite lucrative job opportunities and high demand for coders.
Many factors contribute to this dearth, including cultural stereotypes, lack of role models, limited access to computer science education, sexism and socioeconomic barriers. Consciously and subconsciously, women and minorities feel they do not belong in programming despite their aptitude for the field.
CODE documentary explores how technology would be different if a more diverse field of programmers coded the applications and devices upon which society depends.
Our Crew
Robin Hauser
Producer, Director
Jack Youngelson
Story Consultant
Nora Kroll-Rosenbaum
Composer
Staci Hartman
Producer
Cassandra Jabola
Co-Producer
Christine Herring
Producer/ Editor
Molly Schwartz
Design and Animation
Jon Blomgren
Director of Photography
Laura Karpman
Composer
Advisors
Ayna Agarwal
Advisor
Lou Wirth
Advising Editor
Steven Berlin Johnson
Advisor
Kris Timken
Advisor
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