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Carmen Thompson (she/her) is a costume designer on various films and television shows such as Bones of Crows, various Hallmarks and served as an Indigenous cultural consultant on Marvel’s Echo. Carmen also talks about:
Telling a story through wardrobeHer filmmaking journeyCamaraderie on setFollow us on social media!
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Abdul Malik (he/him) is a writer whose works has appeared on Transplant, Queen Tut, Streams Flow From a River, Allegiance and more. Abdul’s writing career slowly came about after being told to drop out of film school. He also talks about:
The writer’s roomGaining more life experienceUnderstanding the egoFollow us on social media!
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Caleb Chan (he/him) is a composer who frequently collaborates with his brother, Brian Chan. Featured in their string arrangements of Beyonce and Sza songs on Netflix’s, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Fairly Odd Parents: A New Wish and more. Caleb also talks about:
The creative conversation and collaborationSetting boundariesFinding communityFollow us on social media!
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Megan Wong (she/they) is an intimacy coordinator who has worked on Superman and Lois, Reginald the Vampire and other local indie productions to name a few. Megan goes into detail about:
Various terminologies Actionable ways other crew members can work with an ICThe preparation work of an IC and more!Follow us on social media!
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Unit Manager and DGC BC Treasurer/Secretary Hans Dayal is an advocate for change. He has been a production manager for Disney+ Turner & Hooch, Netflix’s Virgin River and many other shows as a Location Manager. In this episode we explore:
Deescalating workplace microaggressionHow to hold space for conversationThe changing landscape of the film industry over the yearsBeing part of the DGC BoardFollow us on social media!
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BONUS EPISODE: Banff World Media Festival is a major event in the producer realm. It is Canada's market in beautiful Banff, Alberta. Join us as we talk about:
Our experience as part of the Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices Professional Development ProgramEnshittificationWhat studios are actually looking forAnd a special announcement at the end of the episode.
Special thanks to Banff World Media Festival, Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices and Nagamo.
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BONUS EPISODE: A new experiment of BIPOC Credits. We will be discussing film festivals! The Whistler Film Festival not only screens films but consists of a Content Summit, talent labs and live pitches. In this episode we sit down with the director Kim Albright and actress Donna Benedicto of With Love and a Major Organ (2023) to discuss the actor-director relationship. We also highlight the participants of the Indigenous Filmmaker Fellowship and summarize our favourite moments at the Content Summit.
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Andy Wong (he/him) started as an actor then after years of not finding success he decided to enter film school to be a filmmaker. Now he is an in-demand 2nd Assistant Director working on various Hallmarks, CW TV shows, Feature Films and more. Furthermore, it is through his experience he is also an in-demand producer in the BC indie film scene. In this episode, Andy talks about:
The Assistant Directors DepartmentReflecting on this podcastThe changing landscape of the film industryHaving a calm mindsetAlso, enjoy getting to know the host of this podcast!
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Alex Shamku (he/him) is your go-to indie sound person in Vancouver. He’s done it all from Run N Gun, Crazy8s, commercials and more. Alex goes into:
Mics to use for various environmentsMentoring more folx Understanding spaces that affects soundFollow us on social media!
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Damon Vignale (he/him) is a writer and showrunner of various shows such as The Murders, Motive, Common Law and more. It is a process where he is fully invested in the whole process to even being on set. Damon speaks about:
The logistics of a writers’ roomThe responsibilities of a showrunnerHopes for the future of the writers’ roomFollow us on social media!
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Alfonso Chin (he/him) is a strong collaborator and a passionate cinematographer. His works can be seen in David Fincher’s VOIR, Jason Karman’s Golden Delicious, Float that's produced by Aaron Au and more. In this episode, Alfonso talks about:
How to be a collaboratorWhat it's like working with different budgets and directorsWhen you need to get an agentFollow us on social media!
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Maritza Louis (she/her) is a visual development modeler / concept sculptor who has worked on so many notable films and games such as SpiderMan: Into The Spiderverse, Grand Theft Auto V, DC League of Superpets and more! She talks about:
Indigenous representationAdvocating for yourselfGetting a seat at the tableSeeing a hopeful future in VFX and animationFollow us on social media!
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Buket Biles (she/her) is a post coordinator/supervisor on Snowpiercer. She is also part of the Vancouver Post Alliance (VPA) and serves on the Board as a Events Committee Chair. Her journey started from working on the major films in Turkey in the post production world. On this episode she talks about:
The importance of finding community in every country Embracing all the hiccupsAdvice for immigrants who wish to enter the North American film industryThe vast world of post productionFollow us on social media!
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Being an Assistant Locations Manager (ALM) within the Locations Department to Mark Wilmot is the foundation for film. Without the permits or location, there is NO film! Mark talks about:
Why civilians and film people can’t co-existEstablishing relationships with people outside of filmWhy caring is importantWhy DGC training programs need an upgradeFollow us on social media!
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As a Chartered Accountant, Vishal Hiralal’s story of entering the film industry was through a chance conversation with a lighting person on his LA bound flight! His journey led him to re-train his skills to better serve the film industry as an Accountant for creatives and more! He further speaks about:
The fluidity of the professionThe rewarding feeling of helping others achieve their goalsStarting up Cinephile AccountingBetting on yourselfFollow us on social media!
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Propmaster Mik Narciso aims to pull the curtain behind building the props behind various independent and network shows. His approach to working with others is being a considerate team member and fostering a nurturing environment within a fast paced workplace. Mik discusses:
Props vs WardrobeBeing a team playerHandling Budget CutsExploitative vs Enriching experiencesUnionsFollow us on social media!
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Aaron Au started as a stunt performer and actor who transitioned into producing at Brightlight Pictures Inc. Through his creative background he learned to be a problem-solving producer. Being in this position allowed him to open the doors to encourage mentorship for emerging filmmakers. In this episode, Aaron talks about:
Producing for TV shows vs Feature FilmsTypes of producersRelationships with production companies and television networksFinding moneyMentorshipAlso, enjoy Aaron’s various analogies to better understand the film industry!
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Angela Moore is an actor, mother, Executive Board Member of UBCP/ACTRA, Diversity and Inclusion Chair and part of the Women's Committee. In an effort to not remain complacent and create change, Angela talks about:
Transformative change in the film industrySystemic discriminationCreating equitable accessibility for underrepresented voices Having a seat at the tableFollow us on social media!
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The stunt world is synonymous with safety. Stunt Coordinator Irma Leong talks about:
meritocracy versus tokenismFinding the “right” stunt performerExceptions in stuntsStruggles faced by women in stuntsVancouver’s stunt communityFollow us on social media!
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