WaaPaKe filmmaker talks truth, reconciliation, trauma, and healing: “Who am I without that trauma?”
Episode 282: How the Hollywood strikes brought #BCFilm to a standstill
Industry insiders reflect on the impact of the Hollywood strikes on the Vancouver screen scene
Episode 281: Queer resistance and joy at VQFF
“The only thing that keeps us alive are our stories”
Episode 280: Brian Doe Chua
Brian Doe Chua talks dubbing, what it felt like to learn his voice had been cloned, and why he added the “Chua” to his name
Episode 279: Jason Simpson
Jason Simpson dishes on how he really feels about The Dragon Prince’s Viren, and that time he and Adrian Petriw “almost died” in Atlanta
Episode 277: A new global summit aims to elevate and empower racialized screen professionals
RESO’s Barbara Lee on why she founded EXNW: “We are no longer waiting for the establishment to approve or find value in our stories and content”
Episode 278: Osric Chau
Osric Chau talks genre-hopping, navigating the industry as an Asian actor, and the moving story behind his stunning look for the 2016 Leo Awards
Episode 276: Gary Hawes
Gary Hawes on directing the most-watched TV drama series on the planet, “undirectable” actors, and Gretzky Saves Christmas (the school play he directed, wrote and starred in at the age of 10)