CAAM Fellows 2013 Reflections
Photo: 2013 CAAM Fellows and alumni from 2011 & 2012 meet and lunch at the CAAM Fellowship Retreat in July. What a year the…
Photo: 2013 CAAM Fellows and alumni from 2011 & 2012 meet and lunch at the CAAM Fellowship Retreat in July. What a year the…
After last year’s successful READY, SET, PITCH campaign, CAAM is excited to invite Asian American media producers and directors to submit applications for projects…
Got a documentary in the works? Apply for CAAM’s Documentary Fund by this Thursday July 5th! Be sure to review all of the Eligibility…
READY, SET, PITCH! Sunday, March 11, 10am-11:30am Hotel Kabuki, Imperial Room A 1625 Post Street in Japantown, San Francisco This is a FREE EVENT…
The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) seeks provocative and engaging proposals from independent media producers with projects intended for public television broadcast.
The CAAM funded documentary film “SUMMER PASTURE” is a nominee in the Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You category for IFP’s (Independent Film Project) 20th Anniversary Gotham Independent Film Award.
The Center for Asian American Media has awarded production grants* to five talented independent filmmakers whose powerful works educate, illuminate and challenge conventional ideas of family, gender, relationships and nationhood.
The CAAM Fellowship Program is unique in its field-wide approach seeking to develop the talents and skills of a range of media professions including filmmakers, actors, exhibition specialists and film critics.
CAAM seeks provocative and engaging project proposals from independent media producers with projects intended for public television broadcast.
Several films we’ve funded have received acceptance into film festivals and a record number have gone on to win awards. To start off with seven CAAM films were screened at our own festival: MOSQUE IN MORGANTOWN, A SONG FOR OURSELVES, FRUITFLY, AHEAD OF THE MAJORITY: THE PATSY MINK STORY, PROJECT KASHMIR and WHATEVER IT TAKES. Congratulations to all the filmmakers!
The Center for Asian American Media seeks provocative and engaging project proposals from independent media producers. We provide funding for Asian American film and media projects through our Media Fund initiatives.
It’s hard to believe, but I can finally announce that WHATEVER IT TAKES has been completed! At times, I never thought my film would be done. There was always another scene to shoot, another rough cut to edit, another technical detail to manage. But through it all we persevered, and now we are ready to show our film to the world.