BIPOC Credits

The stunt world is synonymous with safety. Stunt Coordinator Irma Leong talks about:meritocracy versus tokenismFinding the “right” stunt performerExceptions in stuntsStruggles faced by women in stuntsVancouver’s stunt communityFollow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com

The world of make-up can be seen as glamorous as it is the first thing you see when you first see an actor on screen. Miel Enage sets the tone for all the performers’ day the moment you sit in her chair. She speaks about:Understanding colour theoryCreating looks for film and tvEquity for BIPOC PerformersCommunication between departmentsFollow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com

It's amazing how Joshua Lam started in the film industry shortly after graduation - especially in a high level position such as a Production Coordinator in Animation. He talks about:Personality typesImposter syndromeBoundaries between a friend and co-workerCommunicating with other departmentsPlus, he created our logo!Follow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com

Being a grip on set requires a lot of energy. Milton Ng has worked on the biggest films and TV shows in BC, from Arrow, Smallville to Power Rangers and more! Milton talks about:Coming from a small town in Alberta to VancouverBalancing work with dreams of creating filmsMental healthHaving a communityFollow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com

For Rodmon Sevilla, working with people remotely is pretty normal. From working on the infamous Cats, to Sonic the Hedgehog, Netflix's Wu Assassins and more, Rodmon definitely has seen a lot of contracts.He goes into:understanding what you're signingthe VFX workflowthe changing landscape of storytellinghow the media subconsciously influences the diversity of his characters in his own workFollow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com

Voice actor Brian Doe-Chua has voiced various shows from My Little Pony, to Bakugan and more! He will go into:Why he prefers voice acting over screen actingHis perspective on being a bi-racial actorResting vs hustlingCasting practices in voice oversFollow us on social media!NewsletterWebsiteInstagramFacebookProgram notes: BIPOC Credits Podcast is a self funded passion project with the goal of creating a platform for BIPOC crew members to talk about their own experiences and dreams. If you would like to sponsor/ support us, please email us at bipoc.credits.podcast@gmail.com