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  Opportunities: Center for Asian American Media Fellowship Program

  Oct 17, 2011

  Furthering CAAM's work to nurture Asian American media professionals and advance the field of Asian American media, the second annual CAAM Fellowship Program will connect young, talented individuals with leading professionals in the field. ELIGIBILITY: Participating fellows will have access to the leading Asian American talent in film, television and digital media. Each fellowship will be individually tailored to best fit the needs of the fellows and advisers. Fellowships will range from fully integrated collaborations to regular feedback on current projects to an ongoing dialogue about professional development. AWARDS: The CAAM Fellowship Program Retreat will allow the mentor-mentee pairs to spend two full days together in a quiet and peaceful environment where they can focus on the mentees' career, whether it is a script being developed or an acting career that needs some guidance. DEADLINE: October 17, 2011. WEBSITE: caamedia.org/filmmaker-resources/fellowship/caam-fellowship-program-2011/.
  

  
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  SFIAAFF'S Closer Goh Nakamura Talks Music, Movies

  Adam Hartzell
  Mar 14, 2011

  'Surrogate Valentine's' Goh Nakamura offers his fans some sugar as his starring role closes SFIAAFF 2011.

  
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  SFIAAFF'S Closer Goh Nakamura Talks Music, Movies

  Adam Hartzell
  Mar 14, 2011

  'Surrogate Valentine's' Goh Nakamura offers his fans some sugar as his starring role closes SFIAAFF 2011.

  
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  SFIAAFF'S Closer Goh Nakamura Talks Music, Movies

  Adam Hartzell
  Mar 14, 2011

  'Surrogate Valentine's' Goh Nakamura offers his fans some sugar as his starring role closes SFIAAFF 2011.

  
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  SFIAAFF Brings 'Light,' Captures Attention

  Adam Hartzell
  Mar 10, 2011

  At nearly 30, SF Int’l Asian American Film Festival fulfills a multifacted programming mission. The 29th edition of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival stretches across the Bay Area, from San Francisco to Berkeley to San Jose March 10–20, bringing “Stories to Light” as the Center for Asian American Media's new tagline says. Indeed, both the stories and their potential audiences would be left in the dark without the solid efforts of new festival steward Misashi Niwano and Christine Kwon (festival director and managing director, respectively). In a city privileged with a vast...

  
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  SFIAAFF Brings 'Light,' Captures Attention

  Adam Hartzell
  Mar 10, 2011

  At nearly 30, SF Int’l Asian American Film Festival fulfills a multifacted programming mission. The 29th edition of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival stretches across the Bay Area, from San Francisco to Berkeley to San Jose March 10–20, bringing “Stories to Light” as the Center for Asian American Media's new tagline says. Indeed, both the stories and their potential audiences would be left in the dark without the solid efforts of new festival steward Misashi Niwano and Christine Kwon (festival director and managing director, respectively). In a city privileged with a vast...

  
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  SFIAFF Director Primed for Debut

  Michael Fox
  Mar 7, 2011

  Masashi Niwano, the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival's new director, speaks about bringing new worlds to this world cinema event.

  
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  SFIAFF Director Primed for Debut

  Michael Fox
  Mar 7, 2011

  Masashi Niwano, the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival's new director, speaks about bringing new worlds to this world cinema event.

  
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  SFIAFF Director Primed for Debut

  Michael Fox
  Mar 7, 2011

  Masashi Niwano, the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival's new director, speaks about bringing new worlds to this world cinema event.

  
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  Im Sang-soo Re-hires a Troubling 'Housemaid'

  Adam Hartzell
  Feb 8, 2011

  A South Korean classic is re-envisioned.

  
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  Im Sang-soo Re-hires a Troubling 'Housemaid'

  Adam Hartzell
  Feb 8, 2011

  A South Korean classic is re-envisioned.

  
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  Im Sang-soo Re-hires a Troubling 'Housemaid'

  Adam Hartzell
  Feb 8, 2011

  A South Korean classic is re-envisioned.

  
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  28th SF Int'l Asian American Film Festival

  Dennis Harvey
  Mar 10, 2010

  The Center for Asian American Media, formerly known as NAATA and founded to nurture Asian American filmmakers as well as counter ethnic stereotypes, has accomplished that and more.