Carmen Thompson (she/her) is a costume designer on various films and television shows such as Bones of Crows, various Hallmarks and served as an Indigenous cultural consultant on Marvel’s Echo. Carmen also talks about:

• Telling a story through wardrobe
• Her filmmaking journey
• Camaraderie on set

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Abdul Malik (he/him) is a writer whose works has appeared on Transplant, Queen Tut, Streams Flow From a River, Allegiance and more. Abdul’s writing career slowly came about after being told to drop out of film school. He also talks about:

• The writer’s room
• Gaining more life experience
• Understanding the ego

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Caleb Chan (he/him) is a composer who frequently collaborates with his brother, Brian Chan. Featured in their string arrangements of Beyonce and Sza songs on Netflix’s, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Fairly Odd Parents: A New Wish and more. Caleb also talks about:

• The creative conversation and collaboration
• Setting boundaries
• Finding community

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Megan Wong (she/they) is an intimacy coordinator who has worked on Superman and Lois, Reginald the Vampire and other local indie productions to name a few. Megan goes into detail about:

• Various terminologies
• Actionable ways other crew members can work with an IC
• The preparation work of an IC and more!
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Unit Manager and DGC BC Treasurer/Secretary Hans Dayal is an advocate for change. He has been a production manager for Disney+ Turner & Hooch, Netflix’s Virgin River and many other shows as a Location Manager. In this episode we explore:

• Deescalating workplace microaggression
• How to hold space for conversation
• The changing landscape of the film industry over the years
• Being part of the DGC Board

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BONUS EPISODE: Banff World Media Festival is a major event in the producer realm. It is Canada's market in beautiful Banff, Alberta. Join us as we talk about:

• Our experience as part of the Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices Professional Development Program
• Enshittification
• What studios are actually looking for

And a special announcement at the end of the episode.

Special thanks to Banff World Media Festival, Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices and Nagamo.

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BONUS EPISODE: A new experiment of BIPOC Credits. We will be discussing film festivals! The Whistler Film Festival not only screens films but consists of a Content Summit, talent labs and live pitches. In this episode we sit down with the director Kim Albright and actress Donna Benedicto of With Love and a Major Organ (2023) to discuss the actor-director relationship. We also highlight the participants of the Indigenous Filmmaker Fellowship and summarize our favourite moments at the Content Summit.

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Andy Wong (he/him) started as an actor then after years of not finding success he decided to enter film school to be a filmmaker. Now he is an in-demand 2nd Assistant Director working on various Hallmarks, CW TV shows, Feature Films and more. Furthermore, it is through his experience he is also an in-demand producer in the BC indie film scene. In this episode, Andy talks about:

• The Assistant Directors Department
• Reflecting on this podcast
• The changing landscape of the film industry
• Having a calm mindset

Also, enjoy getting to know the host of this podcast!

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