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My Sponsor, My Friend: A Thanksgiving Sonnet.
Our Sponsor Manager, Theresa!
My Sponsor, My Friend: A Thanksgiving Sonnet.
Dinner and a Movie is a regular series with SFIAAFF staff members. This edition features Taro, the Festival Assistant Director, and his picks for a good time out on the town.
Has Jimmy (Roger Fan) reverted back to his old ways and been dumped again by his girlfriend Stephanie (Emily Liu) in THE TROUBLE WITH ROMANCE?
In case you missed AMERICAN PASTIME at this year’s Festival, a free screening of AMERICAN PASTIME Saturday November 17th 2pm in San Francisco!
Fifth annual 3rd i Film Festival From art-house classics to experimental visions to next-level Bollywood, 3rd I promotes diverse images of South Asians in…
We are overjoyed to announce our new website! You can now, more than ever, come to asianamericanmedia.org for thoughtful, entertaining, and savvy commentary on…
The Walt Disney Studios and The Disney/ABC Television Group have the most comprehensive and diverse talent development programs in the industry. ABC discovers and nurtures the finest talent, preparing them for careers in acting, writing and directing. Reps from CBS and NBC will be in attendance as well.
Are Dan “Bjorn Turoque” Crane (“To air is human, to air guitar, divine”) and David “C-Diddy” Jung (“Asian fury, air supremacy”) of AIR GUITAR NATION still rocking the air?
If you’re an Asian American filmmaker and haven’t heard of the Pusan International Film Festival, you need to get in on the action and head over to South Korea.
Filmmaker Lee Wang showed her film, SOMEONE ELSE’S WAR at the 2007 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. We got a chance to sit down and talk with her about her film, civilian contractors in Iraq, and documentary filmmaking. Check out our conversation in the featured video section to learn more about Lee and her powerful film.
We asked the producers of the thought-provoking film, A DREAM IN DOUBT, to answer a few questions about the journey of making their documentary. Take a look at what these filmmakers, Tami Yeager and Preetmohan Singh had to say.
When I first brought my project, Among B-Boys, to CAAM as a Media Fund applicant, I did so with a feeling of entitlement. I was on a quest and I would not be denied: I needed funding, I deserved funding, like so many others, “this project HAD TO BE MADE”.