Angela Forster was formerly part of the University of Denver as a member of the art department faculty where she helped develop programs including communication arts and visual communication theory studies.
Sami Lobato and Sara Bacon-Maldano are production design assistants from past Project DU FILM productions, Scary Lucy and Happy F*ing Valentine’s Day
Oanh Le Diaz, is the current casting director and producer for Hunting Season. As an artist from a young age, Oanh’s creative eye has enhanced her years of work in graphic design leading her to specialize in marketing and design where she has created ads for various industries from finance to outdoor recreation. She is a dedicated producer and distributes as many captivating stories as she can. Inspired by the emotional storytelling by her favorite brands and networks, her most notable work has been with Superlative Films where she helped craft the social media and digital marketing campaign for the theatrical release of the critically-acclaimed Sundance film, COLUMBUS. Currently, she manages a video production company called ‘Wander’ focusing on short branded documentaries.
Emily Goldberg and Ronnie Cheng are both students at the University of Denver and members of Project DU F.I.L.M.
Kathryn Gould is the founding president and current vice president of Women in Film and Media Colorado. Gould is both a writer and an actor, with many local and national credits, including being on the CW network. She is now working with Rumblepack Creative Group, where Apartment 212, a screenplay she co-wrote, was released in 2018 and is currently available on Amazon Prime.
Sheryl is a writer, director, and producer here in Denver. Glubok found her passion for film while studying abroad at FAMU in Prague, and since then has received her MFA in fiction and has made three short films in the past five years. She is currently working on her first feature Welcome to the Fishbowl which is scheduled to shoot in late 2020 here in Colorado.
Meet the people behind Moving Pictures: The Project DU F.I.L.M. Podcast and find out what this inclusivity in film podcast is all about.
Our topics of discussion include representation in film, how Project DU F.I.L.M. is trying to change the face of film, producing a short, and the importance of experiential learning. This podcast aims to discuss these broad ideas with other universities and therefore create more change in the industry through these connections.