Our Gratitude to Our Collaborators Thank you to the silence breakers who bravely, and often at great personal expense, speak publicly about the abuses inflicted upon you at work. We dedicate this guide to you and others like you who are willing to sacrifice privacy and, in some cases, security for justice and progress. The TIME’S UP Guide to Safety for Performers series would not have been possible without the generous help and continued dedication of the following individuals and organisations:
Alysia Reiner Alyssa Milano America Ferrera Brie Larson Caitlin Dulany Carrie Liao Christa Peters Dana Belcastro Debra Bergman Georgia Clark Dominique Huett Jennifer Esposito Johnathon Schaech Lena Waithe Leslie Silva Lili Bernard Marisa Shipley Michelle Hurd Mira Sorvino Naomi Despres Natalie Portman Nithya Raman Pamela Guest Sara Fisher Sarah Ann Masse Sarah Scott Sydney Sharp Yolanda T.
Cochran Ade Rawcliffe ( ITV ) Alicia Rodis ( Intimacy Directors International ) Amanda Blumenthal ( Intimacy Professionals Association ) Barbara Broccoli ( EON Productions ) Caroline Hemmington ( BECTU ) Cathy Repola ( Motion Picture Editors Guild ) Deeba Syed ( Rights of Women ) Dipanwita Deb Amar ( Arnold & Porter ) Genevieve Winters ( Women In Film ) Helen Hodge ( The Old Vic ) Ita O’Brien ( Intimacy On Set ) Ivy Kagan Bierman and Dimitry Krol, Lauren Williams ( Loeb & Loeb LLP ) Jamie Ramsay ( Spotlight ) Jen Smith ( BFI ) Jenne Casarotto ( Casarotto Ramsay & Associates Ltd) Jessica Barth ( Voices In Action ) Jessica Glaisher ( BECTU) Jessica Ladd ( Callisto) Jill Greenfield ( FieldFisher ) Kate Buckley-Sharma ( 42 ) Kate Varah ( The Old Vic ) Kirsten Schaffer ( Women In Film ) Lisa Gelobter ( tEQuitable ) Louise Godbold ( Echo Training ) Philippa Childs ( BECTU ) Sophie Hallett ( The Casting Directors’ Guild ) Susan Sprung ( Producers Guild of America ) Yasmin Dunn ( The Hollywood Commission ) In addition, thank you to the hundreds of actors, producers, crew and other entertainment industry workers who shared their experiences, observations and ideas with us.
Though you are not named here individually, collectively your insights have shaped this work. We look forward to future conversations with and opportunities to learn from you. Dame Heather Rabbatts, Chair, TIME’S UP UK and Rebecca Ladbury, Communications, TIME’S UP UK adapted this guide for the UK context, which was initially authored by Mara Nasatir, Director of Initiatives for TIME’S UP Entertainment. TIME’S UP staff Amanda Harrington, Angie Jean-Marie, Ankita Kanakadandila, Devan King, Emily Koh, Jen Klein, Ngoc Nguyen, Rakeen Mabud, and Rebecca Goldman all contributed to the project. Your Right to Report Sexual Misconduct and Harassment 21