Alexis Krasilovsky, Writer/Director/Co-Producer of the global documentary "Let Them Eat Cake" (http://LetThemEatCakeFilm.com), is the winner of a lifetime achievement award from the 2011 Gdansk DocFilm Festival and the Tribute Award “for achievements in independent cinema” from the 2008 San Francisco Women’s Film Festival. Her films, videos and holograms include "Women Behind the Camera" (and a shorter version, "Shooting Women") - winner of five "Best Documentary" awards (http://womenbehindthecamera.com); "End of the Art World," starring Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg; "Just Between Me & God," shown nationally on The Learning Channel’s series, “The Independents”; "Exile," filmed in Czechoslovakia before the fall of the Iron Curtain and aired nationally on PBS; and "Childbirth Dream," a 35mm hologram exhibited in the Georges Pompidou Center (Paris). A global study of camerawomen's challenges, achievements, and struggles for gender equity, “Shooting Women: Behind the Camera, Around the World,” co-authored by Harriet Margolis, Alexis Krasilovsky, and Julia Stein, published by Intellect Press, London, is available at intellectbooks.com. Krasilovsky studied film history at Yale and received an MFA in Film/Video from CalArts. Krasilovsky, who lives in Los Angeles, is Professor of film studies and screenwriting at California State University, Northridge, and a member of the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Women Directors. (See http://alexiskrasilovsky.com). She is currently writing a book, "Great Adaptations," for Focal Press/Routledge.