bring the film to your community
Book me for a special Dream, Girl film screening + Q&A.
Email erin@dreamgirlfilm.com to book now.
"The best part of the night was having Erin there for Q&A after the film."
The audience had so many questions for Erin that we had to cut them off or we never would have gone home – that’s how engaging she was! Thank you, Erin, for making our event a night that will be remembered for years to come!
— Angela M. Buck | Senior Manager, Ernst & Young LLP
strengthen your company culture
book a Dream, Girl screening and Q&A
Diversity and inclusivity are a big part of company culture, but sometimes it's awkward, uncomfortable, or even painful to talk about. Which is why our corporate screenings are so powerful.
Let the stories in Dream, Girl do the work for you. Listen to the women in the film share how it feels to be underestimated, discriminated against, and what it’s truly like to be a woman in business today.
Then after the film, use their stories as a catalyst to open up the conversation and learn about what your company can do to be a more inclusive and inspiring place to work.
For the last five years I've been immersed in the feminist community, traveled worldwide with the film, and spoken at NASA, TIME, and Goldman Sachs. My passion, inspiration, and motivation come from having these uncomfortable conversations about gender. Why? Because I was sexually harassed at the last job I worked for before Dream, Girl. I never want anyone to feel like the work they do doesn’t matter because of who they are, and am dedicated to making the workplace more inclusive through storytelling.
previously spoken at
40 events globally & counting- I've been to Egypt, Dubai,
Belgium, Canada, and Tajikistan with the film.
Email Erin@dreamgirlfilm.com to learn about my availability & get a quote for your next event, or scroll down and fill out the form below.
what it’s like to work with me
I answer emails promptly and professionally. I don't have a speaking agent, so you will be working with me and my team directly to plan your event.
I require a 50% deposit of my speaker fee to book a date for your event. I also requires travel and accommodations outside of New York City. Travel and accommodation can be booked by me or by your organization depending on your company's travel requirements.
Included in my speaker fee:
The Dream, Girl Film Package: The 60-min film on DVD or BluRay, marketing materials to promote your event, our digital screenings guidebook, as well as a listing on both my website + the Dream, Girl website.
A Kick-off Call to learn more about you, your organization, and your intention for the event. Having been to more than 40 screening events I always come prepared to share our best practices and tips from past events. A follow-up call one week before the event to confirm event details.
Press! I am happy to spread the word about your event (a listing will be placed on our website if the event is public) as well as do any interviews you have set up via print, podcast, or TV.
Meet & Greet. I love connecting with, meeting, and of course taking selfies with Dream, Girl fans. I'm also happy to attend any dinner parties, receptions, or cocktail hours before or after the film.
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let’s work together to make your next event unforgettable.
My Bio
Erin Bagwell is a filmmaker and feminist blogger residing in Brooklyn, New York. In 2013 she founded Feminist Wednesday, a feminist storytelling blog. In the summer of 2014 she launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over $100,000 in funding to produce her first feature length film Dream, Girl.
In May 2016, Dream, Girl screened at the White House as part of the United State of Women Summit followed by a sold out screening at the iconic Paris Theater in New York City.
Erin’s story has been featured in Forbes, TED, Vogue, and The Washington Post and she was named one of Oprah’s SuperSoul100- a list featuring extraordinary individuals that live life intentionally, create great social impact, and bring inspiration to others. Most recently, Erin was featured in Apple’s Behind the Mac campaign, highlighting some of the most creative people in Brooklyn.
In 2017, Erin was selected to be part of the American Film Showcase, which is part of the U.S. Department of State in coordination with U.S. embassies and consulates. They send American documentarians on trips to various countries around the globe to engage with audiences. Through her work with the Showcase, Erin travelled to Tajikistan and Egypt to screen Dream, Girl, lead filmmaking workshops, and talk about the power of gender identity in the media.
Back in Brooklyn, Erin blogs about her experience of being a new mom to Ginny Rose and co-hosts a weekly podcast called BeaverTalk with Diana Matthews, where they give Hollywood unsolicited advice about feminism. Episodes are released every Feminist Wednesday.
I couldn’t be prouder to represent Brooklyn in Apple’s new Behind the Mac campaign.
oprah's supersoul100
Dream, Girl producers Erin Bagwell & Komal Minhas were selected to be part of Oprah's SuperSoul100, a collection of 100 awakened leaders who are using their voices and talent to elevate humanity.
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