The diagram illustrates the occupations of females working in Hollywood and their percentage change between 1994 and 2003.
In summary, costume designer remained the job with the highest ratio of female workers throughout the decade. Out of the five occupations, only the position of producer and director resulted in a reduction in proportion.
Regarding the role of costume designer, which had the highest percentage of females, recorded 74.2% of the staff in 1994 to be women, with a percentage increase of 2.5% witnessed in 2003 to 76.1%. In terms of editors, a substantial 22.8% surge, which is the highest percentage change, is experienced, with the ratio increasing from 11.4% in 1994 to 14.0% in 2003. Closely following are the writers, which recorded a 20.0% elevation in the 10-year period.
In contrast, directors experienced the most significant percentage decrease in female workers of 40.0% from a then 5.0% in 1994 to merely 3.0% in 2003. The percentage of female employees working as producers in 1994 was 15.6%, which plummeted to 10.3% in 2003, recording a percentage decrease of 34.0%.
