Burnout Is the New Normal: The Cost of “Content at All Costs”
The modern entertainment landscape rewards visibility, speed, and constant output. For creators, filmmakers, and writers, the pressure to produce has never been higher. What was once considered overwork is now normalized, and burnout has quietly become an industry standard rather than a warning sign.
When Feminism Becomes Aesthetic in Film and Television
In recent years, film and television have made a visible push toward stories centered on women, empowerment, and progress. On the surface, this shift appears to signal meaningful change. But beneath the branding, a growing number of projects reveal a more complicated reality, one where feminism functions more as a visual and marketing language than a narrative commitment.