***As of 2020 the No Film School Podcast is no longer hosted on Soundcloud. Please subscribe via iTunes, Spotify, or the podcast app of your choice. Thank you!*** A podcast about how to build a career in filmmaking. No Film School shares the latest opportunities and trends for anyone working in film and TV. We break news on cameras, lighting, and apps. We interview leaders in screenwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, and producing. And we answer your questions! We are dedicated to sharing knowledge with filmmakers around the globe, “no film school” required.

The official podcast of the Seattle International Film Festival.

Sunday at 10 is a student-made film podcast, which deals with topics surrounding women in film, specifically gender inequality, while also appreciating female filmmakers. Other topics include film and television dissections and exclusive interviews with incredible women in top positions within the film industry. This podcast is written and produced by me, Alex, with the help of research and special guests! Enjoy!

Hey I'm Jam Sitti, a queer dual citizen of Thailand and the USA who just so happens to be the narrator of this podcast about being Thai, what that means, what that doesn't mean, and everything in between!

When I was growing up in a smol suburb of NY, I was never surrounded by a community of other Thai people, I only really had my family. No matter how hard the people around me tried to be open-minded and understanding, they could never truly understand the meaning of being Thai, but neither could I.

Years and years went by where the only connection to my Thainess/use of the Thai language was centered within my household. I grew up being too embarrassed to speak in Thai with my family, people kept on saying “wow, long name...how do you say it?” (No shit, you think it’s long?! I never knew. And also, I don’t use that name so it doesn’t matter if you know how to say it lol thank you), I remember I was made fun of for bringing Thai lunches to class in Kindergarten, I kept on being told by non-Thai people just how much they love Thai food (the same 5 dishes) and how beautiful their vacation to Thailand was...

My Thai identity and lived experiences kept on getting told through other people’s voices—non-Thai people. It wasn’t until I was 18 that I was finally able to make the decision to leave this suburb. This is when I was able to freely explore my identity, process, and engage in conversations about my Thai self and how I am socialized in the world. There currently isn’t anything out there that is accessible and incorporates collective Thai voices and experiences!

For my senior capstone, I started this podcast called, “My Thai Self,” in which I talk with other Thai people, in the U.S. and Thailand, about their lived experiences. I learned so much about what it means to be Thai to different Thai people, how they view the world, what makes them passionate, and so much more. Being Thai is more than just food, elephants, nature, etc.! It has so much depth!

The Film Programme

Interviews and analysis from the world of cinema. Francine Stock talks to directors, writers and critics about the latest film releases, classics on DVD and movies on television.

Founded in 1987, Vancouver Film School is Canada's premier post-secondary entertainment arts institution and one of the most distinguished in the world. With 13 production-oriented programs and a world-leading one-year education model, VFS prepares students to join the creative economy. 

In the Sound Design for Visual Media program students learn to unite sound and image in film, television, animation, and video games. Students develop vital, industry-ready skills in key areas including sound effects editing and recording, Foley, and dialogue editing. Sound Design alumni have worked on such films as Iron Man, Despicable Me, Zombieland, Ratatouille, and How to Train Your Dragon, and hit games like Mass Effect 2, Crysis 2, and World of Warcraft. To find out more, visit <a href="http://vfs.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">vfs.com</a>.



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