Actress blog: 'Seeking ultimate male fantasy'. What actresses hear at 'sexist' castings The notices are showcased on new blog "Some Lady Parts," which aims to "call b****** on the insidious sexism that lurks in character and project breakdowns on popular casting websites." It was created by aspiring actress Katrina Day in New York to highlight the way women are treated in the industry. "This blog is my attempt to open up the discussion of that struggle among other female actors, so that we can all help each other be more thoughtful and rigorous about the ways in which we interact with the industry," she told the Huffington Post. The blog does not name any of the websites or agencies who put out the notices, as "it is not [the site's] goal to shame any specific individual for posting or submitting to a given breakdown." But it clearly demonstrates the sort of language that professional actresses are faced with. The ads call for those who look like 'prostitutes' and 'fantasy' women. The blog goes on to say: "But we do know what kind of language makes us cringe as we peruse these notices every day, and we're interested in investigating those reactions. There's a lot of pressure placed on female actors to laugh off problematic treatment, behaviour, and language within the entertainment industry. The examples of nonsense you'll find here on 'Lady Parts' may be so inept, backwards, and just plain bad that they're funny, but this blog is intended to be a place where we can all laugh in the face of sexism, instead of just laughing it off. A selection of the notices shown on the blog, Some Lady Parts: