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Networking without Networking

by Harry Yoon 2012 CAAM Fellow I’m in the privileged position of having three mentors, two of whom I met this week. Both Troy…

CAAM Fellow Johanna Lee Interviews TV Exec. Stephen Tao

By Johanna Lee 2012 CAAM Fellow CAAM Television Writer Fellow Johanna Lee interviews Mentor and Television Executive Stephen Tao the three essential questions about…

Indie Filmmaking: The Art of Controlled Chaos

by Geoffrey Quan 2012 CAAM Fellow When Karin Chien asked me to write a blog post about what I had learned thus far as…

2011 CAAM MEDIA FUND REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) seeks provocative and engaging proposals from independent media producers with projects intended for public television broadcast.

CAAM-Funded Projects

CAAM-FUNDED PROJECTS About CAAM’s Public Broadcasting History The Center for Asian American Media presents innovative, engaging Asian American works on public television through our…

2010 CAAM Media Fund Request for Proposals

CAAM seeks provocative and engaging project proposals from independent media producers with projects intended for public television broadcast.

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”.