VIDEOS: Expanding the Conversation – Asian Americans in Media
Highlights from the “Expanding the Conversation: Asian Americans in Media” panel, audience reactions, and the full panel are now online!
Television
Q&A with Michael Siv, Director of “Daze of Justice” on the Khmer Rouge Tribunals
In a twist of fate, Pheng, the son of a convicted war criminal unexpectedly decides to join the group on their search for justice. Now available on Comcast on Demand.
Asian American CAAM-funded film on Comcast on Demand this Month!
December titles come from CAAM’s own documentaries, including “Operation Popcorn” and “Daze of Justice.”
Thirsty for Representation: Osric Chau on TV and Diversity
The star of “Supernatural” and “Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency” speaks out.
Sandra Oh, Grace Lee & Others Talk Asian American Representation and Authentic Storytelling in Hollywood
Asian Americans are becoming more involved in the conversation, making their voices heard after years of being underrepresented in television, film, and media.
CAAM-Funded films “Breathin'” and “Forever, Chinatown” Take Three Awards
The two documentaries receive awards at the recent Austin Asian American Film Festival.
Filmmaker Amitabh Joshi sheds Light on Unlikely Hero in Nepal
The story of Tashi, who wants to bring electricity to a remote village in Nepal near the border of Tibet, is highlighted in this documentary, which airs on World Channel on Sunday, November 13.
Asian American Films on Comcast on Demand This Month!
November titles are all food-themed — just in time for the holidays.
CAAM and NBCUniversal Host “Expanding the Conversation: Asian Americans in Media” Panel Nov. 2 in Los Angeles
“We hope this conversation will spark real change within the media industry.” — Stephen Gong
“Hooligan Sparrow” Screening at CAAM on Saturday, October 29
Join CAAM and filmmaker Nanfu Wang at our screening.
Asian American Films on Comcast On Demand This Month!
Catch “Amar,” “Dreality,” and “Lovebites” on Comcast in October!
Boogaloo Legend Joe Bataan Preaches “Streetology” and Diasporic Filipino Love
The musician behind “Ordinary Guy” and other hits talks about his Black and Filipino identity growing up among Latino Americans in Harlem.