WIFV Mentor Volunteer
Thank you for your willingness to be a mentor for Women in Film & Video (WIFV). Mentorship of emerging talent is important and one of the many ways WIFV seeks to strengthen and support the professional development of our creative community.

The mentorship program runs from March through December. Mentors typically spend one hour per month meeting virtually with their mentee. The frequency and schedule will be set by you with your mentee to accommodate both your schedules. 

WIFV makes every effort to ensure successful matches based on the information provided by the applicants. Some mentees are seeking project-specific coaching and others general career advice. We we look forward to matching you with your mentee. WIFV cannot guarantee all applicants will be paired.
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What is your name? *
How many years of professional experience do you have in television or film? 
Have you been a mentor  previously? 
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What are your goals for serving as a mentor to a WIFV member?
Are there specific topics or specialties you feel well-suited to discuss (e.g. writing, directing, producing, acting, editing, cinematography, art design, costume design, etc.)
Do you have a preference providing professional coaching and career advice or guidance related to a specific project? 
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Some people prefer to be paired with those with similar ethnic background or gender identity. If you wish to share information about yourself that may be helpful when matching applicants with this preference, this information is optional and confidential. Otherwise, leave this blank. 
Is there anything else you would like WIFV to know or consider when pairing you with someone seeking mentorship?
If you have an IMDb profile, please provide the URL.
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