In a recent article for the Financial Times, journalists Emma Jacobs and Daniel Thomas examine the widespread issue of bullying and misconduct in the film and TV industries.
Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film and TV Charity, told the FT that misconduct is a systemic problem that requires broad solutions. "This is not about rooting out a few bad apples . . . There is no doubt bullying is a major issue in film and TV," he said. A survey conducted by the Film and TV Charity found that 46% of respondents had experienced bullying, and nearly half of managers reported feeling unprepared to address it.
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