Off Campus Creator Addresses Gender Pay Gap Claims
Originally published Jul 11, 2026
By Michelle Stein · TheWrap
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Key points
- Louisa Levy refuted claims of a gender pay gap in 'Off Campus' Season 1, calling the reported salaries inaccurate.
- Levy emphasized her commitment to fighting for gender pay parity in the industry as a female showrunner.
- The 'In the Vault' podcast episode discussed varying reported earnings for cast members, which Levy disputed.
Louisa Levy, creator of the Prime Video series 'Off Campus,' has refuted claims of a gender pay gap in Season 1 of the show. She responded to an Instagram post by the 'In the Vault' podcast, which reported varying salaries for cast members. Levy emphasized that the numbers cited were inaccurate and reiterated her commitment to fighting for gender pay parity in the industry. The podcast episode discussed reported earnings for cast members, including Belmont Cameli and Josh Heuston, while also mentioning lower figures for Ella Bright and Mika Abdalla. Levy's comments received support from social media users who praised her stance on the issue.
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