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Lights, Camera, Inclusion: The Battle to Fund Diverse Stories

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Episode Title:

Episode Audio Link: https://podcast.ablackexec.com/episode/Lights, Camera, Inclusion: The Battle to Fund Diverse Stories

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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective, host Tony Tidbit sits down with the award-winning documentary producer and director, Eurie Chung, for a powerful conversation on filmmaking, representation, and the uphill battle to fund diverse stories. Eurie shares her unexpected journey into the world of film and the ongoing challenges of amplifying marginalized voices in an industry that often overlooks them. They dive into her acclaimed documentary Third Act, which chronicles the legacy of Bob Nakamura—widely regarded as the godfather of Asian American cinema—and the emotional journey of his son, Tad Nakamura, in telling his father’s story. More than a discussion about film, this episode explores empathy, cross-cultural solidarity, and why listening is essential to advancing justice and equality for all communities.


▶︎ In This Episode

00:00: Introduction: A Personal Reflection

01:03: Podcast Introduction and Sponsor Message

01:50: Guest Introduction: Eurie Chung

04:25: Eurie's Journey into Filmmaking

10:58: Cultural Background and Influences

21:58: Bob Nakamura and the Making of 'Third Act'

34:46: The Emotional Journey of Filmmaking

37:02: The Role of an Editor

38:38: Father-Son Dynamics in Filmmaking

40:40: Sundance Film Festival Experience

44:37: Challenges in Asian American Filmmaking

51:02: Historical Context and Legal Battles

54:24: Unity and Collective Action

59:15: Final Thoughts and Call to Action

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Episode Title:

Episode Audio Link: https://podcast.ablackexec.com/episode/Lights, Camera, Inclusion: The Battle to Fund Diverse Stories

Episode Video Link:

In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective, host Tony Tidbit sits down with the award-winning documentary producer and director, Eurie Chung, for a powerful conversation on filmmaking, representation, and the uphill battle to fund diverse stories. Eurie shares her unexpected journey into the world of film and the ongoing challenges of amplifying marginalized voices in an industry that often overlooks them. They dive into her acclaimed documentary Third Act, which chronicles the legacy of Bob Nakamura—widely regarded as the godfather of Asian American cinema—and the emotional journey of his son, Tad Nakamura, in telling his father’s story. More than a discussion about film, this episode explores empathy, cross-cultural solidarity, and why listening is essential to advancing justice and equality for all communities.


▶︎ In This Episode

00:00: Introduction: A Personal Reflection

01:03: Podcast Introduction and Sponsor Message

01:50: Guest Introduction: Eurie Chung

04:25: Eurie's Journey into Filmmaking

10:58: Cultural Background and Influences

21:58: Bob Nakamura and the Making of 'Third Act'

34:46: The Emotional Journey of Filmmaking

37:02: The Role of an Editor

38:38: Father-Son Dynamics in Filmmaking

40:40: Sundance Film Festival Experience

44:37: Challenges in Asian American Filmmaking

51:02: Historical Context and Legal Battles

54:24: Unity and Collective Action

59:15: Final Thoughts and Call to Action

🔗 Resources

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:


🔔 Listen and Subscribe

Listen to this episode and subscribe for future updates

subscribe to A Black Executive Perspective podcast on


if you like what we're doing and would like to support us, here's some ways you can help us continue the uncomfortable conversations that drive change

  1. subscribe to our newsletter
  2. give us up to a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts
  3. share an episode with a friend, family member or colleague

🗣️ Follow @ablackexec

follow us across social media @aBlackExec


⭐️ Follow @TonyTidbit

follow Tony across social media @TonyTidbit


This episode was produced by TonyTidbit ™ . Copyright © 2024 A BLACK EXECUTIVE PERSPECTIVE LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this podcast may be reproduced without prior written permission. For permissions, email [email protected] .

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