Sabrina Furminger wrote a “goodbye for now” column for the Vancouver Courier that quickly morphed into a love letter to the film industry in general and film workers in particular
Episode Seventy: Roger Cross
Roger Cross (Coroner, Continuum, Dark Matter) shares the advice he received early in his career from Billy Dee Williams, what it was like to pick his son up from school dressed as Travis Verta, and how television can challenge racial stereotypes
Episode Sixty-Nine: Nimisha Mukerji
Filmmaker Nimisha Mukerji talks about what it takes to be both a documentary and narrative director in a world that would prefer you stick to only one thing
Episode Sixty-Eight: Sarah Edmondson
Actress and author Sarah Edmondson (Scarred: The True Story of How I Escaped NXIVM, The Cult That Bound My Life) talks about moving forward with a cult in her rear-view mirror
The Skype Sessions: Amanda Tapping
Amanda Tapping joins Sabrina Furminger for a frank and emotional discussion on how to stay connected during social distancing
Episode Sixty-Seven: Jem Garrard
Showrunner Jem Garrard previews the highly anticipated Syfy series Vagrant Queen
Special Episode: How film workers can navigate COVID-19
Industry stakeholders discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Vancouver film and television workers.
Episode Sixty-Five: Robin Dunne
Robin Dunne (Sanctuary) on directing Michael J. Fox, getting married on the set of Welcome to Nowhere, and being The Edge to Amanda Tapping’s Bono