Asian Americans are becoming more involved in the conversation, making their voices heard after years of being underrepresented in television, film, and media.
“We hope this conversation will spark real change within the media industry.” — Stephen Gong
Who gets to tell Asian American stories? Why are Asian American stories not seen as central to the American narrative?
Binge-watching Asian American political documentaries this month might be the best way to continue to think about the reaches of Asian American political power, whether as history-making politicians or social activists.
Catch these films in May on Comcast on Demand: “Yuri Kochiyama: Passion for Justice,” “Someone Else,” “Am I American,” “American Arab,” “Flip Flops” and “Off the Menu: Asian America.”
Documentary, martial arts, family-friendly, sci-fi and TV shows to watch this summer on video on demand.
Open Call for CAAM Documentary Fund FY 2024 runs through October 29, 2023
Documentary filmmaking is sometimes thought of as a record of history. But can documentaries also be a way to experience the past (lived or…
Abby Sun Abby Sun is the Director of Artist Programs at the International Documentary Association (IDA). As a graduate researcher in the MIT Open…
Read on for important updates about CAAM’s Documentary Fund application cycle
CAAM’s 2021 Documentary Fund is open for submissions, February 15-March 15
CAAM’s 2020 Doc Fund is open for submissions, July 1-31, 2020. Here’s how to apply…