ame Changers: Tracing Julia Hart's journey from schoolteacher to in-demand 'Stargirl' director: 'We as women don't give ourselves permission because society doesn't often give us permission'
Julia Hart was a high school English teacher in Los Angeles for eight years, and she loved her work. At the same time, there was a voice in her head that told her to pursue storytelling. So after teaching all day and grading papers at night, she stayed up late and immersed herself in screenwriting. She wrote The Keeping Game, a period piece about women defending themselves from rogue soldiers during the Civil War. It was helmed by Daniel Barber and premiered at the 2014 Toronto International ...
ame Changers: Tracing Julia Hart's journey from schoolteacher to in-demand 'Stargirl' director: 'We as women don't give ourselves permission because society doesn't often give us permission'
Julia Hart was a high school English teacher in Los Angeles for eight years, and she loved her work. At the same time, there was a voice in her head that told her to pursue storytelling. So after teaching all day and grading papers at night, she stayed up late and immersed herself in screenwriting. She wrote The Keeping Game, a period piece about women defending themselves from rogue soldiers during the Civil War. It was helmed by Daniel Barber and premiered at the 2014 Toronto International ...
