CAAM at Games for Change Festival
CAAM’s very own Director of Interactive & Digital Media, Michella Rivera-Gravage presented Climbing Sacred Mountain at the 8th Annual Games for Change Festival.
CAAM’s very own Director of Interactive & Digital Media, Michella Rivera-Gravage presented Climbing Sacred Mountain at the 8th Annual Games for Change Festival.
In this episode of DIRECTIONS IN STORYTELLING, Performer and Playwright, Prince Gomolvilas discusses how he incorporates blogging as part of his development process in creating monologues for his live show, Jukebox Stories.
CAAM presents a new web series called DIRECTIONS IN STORYTELLING. This web series takes a look at storytellers that employ a transmedia approach to their craft.
Cherylene Lee reads from her upcoming memoir JUST LIKE REALLY. In this segment, How I Learned How to Cope with the Green Eyed Monster, Lee talks about being a child actor and dealing with jealousy.
This week, Stephen Gong, CAAM’s Executive Director, will be visiting the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Stephen will be holding an ‘illustrated’ seminar on CAAM’s changing strategies in the new Digital Age.
For a limited time, you can now watch the Loni Ding Award winning documentary ONCE UPON A ROOFTOP on CAAMedia.org.
CAAM’s festival managing director Christine Kwon discusses EMPIRE OF SILVER with Director Christina Yao.
Take a look at the great films Chi-hui Yang (former SFIAAFF Festival Director) has programmed on Cinema Asian America for the month of June.
CAAM’s Michella Rivera-Gravage recently hosted a live chat with Filmmakers Socheata Poeuv (New Year Baby) and Jocelyn Galtzer (The Flute Player) in honor of Asian American Heritage Month. Check out the conversation.
It came as a big shock to everyone, I think, when Japan suffered its first catastrophic earthquake on March 11th.
CAAM’s very own Director of Programs, Donald Young has been named one of KQED’s Local Heroes for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
The AHSC Cinema Showcase celebrates local Asian American media and media makers. From emerging talent to celebrated media pioneers, this exciting collection of short films and music videos reveal the vibrant Asian American media arts scene here in the Bay Area.