Wallbreakers Podcast
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Podcast Overview
<p>From one emerging creative to another, the biggest creative block is breaking into a competitive industry. How can we break down those walls and root stable foundation for our passion?</p> <p>Here at Wallbreakers, we sit down with Canadian artists to chat about the challenges they face in establishing a creative career and advice they have for those who have yet to embark on this journey.</p> <p>Come along with host and producer Bernice Romero De Gracia as she speaks with Canadian artists about their career.</p> <p>Presented by the Digi60 Filmmakers' Festival.</p>
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9/23/2024
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September 23, 2024
Wallbreakers 5: Aicha Lasfar
In this fifth episode, I speak with Ottawa-based visual artist and filmmaker Aicha Lasfar. Aicha’s French-Canadian and Muslim culture illustrates her background in visual art and pyrography. This has led her to the world of filmmaking, where she explores her creative identity through this visual medium and was given a microgrant by Digi60 for BIPOC and Francophone filmmakers. In this episode, Aisha shares her experiences with womanhood and how we can maximize personal experiences in shaping one's technical visual film style.
September 23, 2024
Wallbreakers 4: Patrick Kabeya
In this episode, we speak with Ottawa based documentary filmmaker, Patrick Kabeya. As a Congolese Canadian who grew up in apartheid Africa, Patrick's creative identity roots from portraying Congolese colonial and political history and Pan-African historical figures in his documentaries. He has gained recognition for six short documentary films and two feature length documentaries, including “Congo": A Political Tragedy” and “From Patrice to Lumumba”. As a professional and Documentary film, Patrick shares his insights on being the masters of our own stories.
September 23, 2024
Wallbreakers 3: King Kimbit
As a daughter of a Vietnamese immigrant family, King prides herself in her musical artistry that roots in personal stories and social consciousness. Other than her wins and participation in spoken word and poetry events in multiple cities, King facilitates spaces advocating arts education for people to explore one's creative expression. We talk with King about this further, and about finding one's individual voice.
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- What is Wallbreakers Podcast?
<p>From one emerging creative to another, the biggest creative block is breaking into a competitive industry. How can we break down those walls and root stable foundation for our passion?</p> <p>Here at Wallbreakers, we sit down with Canadian artists to chat about the challenges they face in establishing a creative career and advice they have for those who have yet to embark on this journey.</p> <p>Come along with host and producer Bernice Romero De Gracia as she speaks with Canadian artists about their career.</p> <p>Presented by the Digi60 Filmmakers' Festival.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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