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Grace Lee on How CAAM Builds Community for Storytellers

Director Grace Lee talks about her journey as a filmmaker telling stories about uniquely Asian American experiences. With the help of mentors and organizations such as the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), she has grown from a young college graduate exploring the world of film to a prolific director who has created films such as THE GRACE LEE PROJECT, AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY, OFF THE MENU, AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, and her latest documentary BTS ARMY: FOREVER WE ARE YOUNG. Find out why she believes the community fostered by CAAM is especially critical during this time when public media and independent storytelling face unprecedented challenges. Editing: Nisha Balaram Cinematography: MJ Johnson Additional cinematography: JP Dobrin, BAVC Music: HIGHWAY ONE, by Steve Adams Additional footage courtesy from AMERICAN ZOMBIE, THE GRACE LEE PROJECT, AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY, AND SHE COULD BE NEXT, OFF THE MENU, BTS ARMY: FOREVER WE ARE YOUNG, ASIAN AMERICANS, and PBS, Photography: Bob Hsiang, Kelsey Ogden, Grace Lee personal archives, CAAM archives WATCH MORE VIDEOS ABOUT CAAM'S IMPACT Executive Director Don Young on CAAM:    • CAAM's Executive Director Don Young on the...   Rafael Bitanga on CAAM:    • Rafael Bitanga Reflects on CAAM   DONATE TO CAAM: CAAM’s aims to uplift the next generation of storytellers who will carry the legacy of Asian American storytelling forward and define the stories we share in the years to come. Together, we can ensure that incredible films not only continue but flourish. https://caamedia.org/caams-campaign-f... ABOUT CAAM: For 45 years, the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) has been dedicated to presenting stories that convey the richness and diversity of Asian American experiences to the broadest audience possible. As a nonprofit organization, CAAM funds, produces, distributes, and exhibits works in film, television, and digital media. For more information, please visit CAAMedia.org.