Actress Scarlett Johansson says she is happy to see more women working on film sets, which used to be men's arena earlier.
The "Captain America: Civil War" star is pleased that films now have a more creatively balanced environment, reported Female First.
"We see more female directors, more women in various departments on set. If you looked around a film set even 10 years ago, it was basically a bunch of dudes; maybe in the wardrobe department or in the hair and makeup department there would be women.
"Now you see more female camera assistants, cinematographers, grips. It's nice to have a diverse group of people so that it doesn't become so one-note - to have a female energy on set, to have different types of people and different vibes, and a more balanced creative environment," Johansson said.
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