“We think a lot about the question of American identity and how the terms of being American are negotiated, because it’s something the whole country is grappling with right now.” – James Boo, Self Evident Managing Producer.
“We remain committed to telling undertold stories to the public, including stories by filmmakers from the South and historically underrepresented voices.” – CAAM Executive Director Stephen Gong
Traktivist is a new weekly music program on Dash Radio, featuring award-winning Asian American musicians such as G Yamazawa, Awkwafina, and Ruby Ibarra!
Bernadette Sy and Teresa Yanga talk about the founding of the Bayanihan Community Center, and Rico Riemedio and Tim Figueras chat about the changing SoMa neighborhood.
CAAM partnered with StoryCorps to capture oral history interviews about traditions, new and old.
Check out these new songs by Asian American musicians.
10 new songs by Asian American artists.
Check out what fellows from CAAM’s Fellowship Program and seasoned industry professionals have to say about building a career in film, television and new media.
What does home mean to you? Have you ever felt out of place?
In CAAM’s latest series, discover stories of place and home through the lens of Asians in the United States and around the world. Each episode brings to light the unique way our diverse communities interpret and inhabit place, identity, and creativity.
Journey home with us and meet musicians, entrepreneurs, comedians, directors, and those who defy categories.
For your listening pleasure, you can now download the audio podcast of the “Changing Da Game: YouTube Legends and the Future of Online Media” panel.
That’s right friends and fans, CAAM now has a podcast! We’ll be releasing original CAAM podcasts as well as audio material from our film festival panels and other exciting events.
Welcome to the Festival page on the new CAAM website! We are very excited to present this brand new page with a different spin and whole new look.