A panel of industry insiders discusses white supremacy and anti-Blackness in the Vancouver film and television industry
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Episode Ninety-Four: Gigi Saul Guerrero
Actress-filmmaker Gigi Saul Guerrero (Culture Shock) talks about upheaval in the horror scene and why she had to leave Vancouver to direct her first feature
Episode Ninety-Three: DOXA’s Tamara Dawit, Greg Crompton & Baljit Sangra
A triple-bill of interviews with the documentarians behind DOXA films ‘Finding Sally,’ ‘Eddy’s Kingdom,’ and ‘Have You Forgotten Me?’
Episode Ninety-Two: Catherine Lough Haggquist
Catherine Lough Haggquist on the audacity of ‘Motherland: Fort Salem’ and what it means to her to finally play a character like General Petra Bellweather
Special Episode: Talking #BlackLivesMatter and social justice with Nicole G. Leier
Actress-filmmaker-activist Nicole Leier talks #BlackLivesMatter, why she was determined to make ‘Black Chicks’ with Neil LaBute, and her message to Canadians who want to do better
The Skype Sessions: Lee Shorten
Actor-filmmaker Lee Shorten reflects on his films, his popular role on The Man in the High Castle, and how he’s pushing himself to stay creative during “The Quar”
Episode Seventy-Eight: Aubrey Arnason
Actress-director Aubrey Arnason talks directing kids, facilitating joy via 73 episodes of The Wedding Belles, and how she prepared to play Dr. Lucy Fife on the new Apple TV+ series Home Before Dark.
Episode Seventy-Seven: Lauro Chartrand-DelValle
Stunt veteran and filmmaker Lauro Chartrand-DelValle talks about his rough-and-tumble childhood, his 400+ credits, and the 55 days he spent working with Jackie Chan on Rumble in the Bronx