FILMING IN THAILAND (exclusive stories from behind the scenes)

Chartchai Ketnust reveals the weak point if the Thai movie industry in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

• From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
• The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
• Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
• My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.

Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chartchai Ketnust shares his admiration for Clint Eastwood work in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

• From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
• The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
• Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
• My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.

Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chartchai Ketnust compares soft power and masturbating in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

• From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
• The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
• Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
• My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.

Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Max Tersch presents Chartchai Ketnust in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND He is one the co-founder of renowned post production studio WHITE LIGHT in Bangkok, Thailand.

Max Tersch is a bilingual entrepreneur who was born and raised in Thailand and received his education in Film and Communications, University of Notre Dame, United States. He is the founder of With Love+ Creative Labs, a company that provides premium creative services with a focus on storytelling to clients across industries.

Max is also a co-founder of Thailand's top post-production lab, White Light Post, and has worked with top talent from Asia, India, Europe, and the United States. Besides, he has experience in being a freelance editor for 21 years. He is committed to leveraging AI-powered tools to automate routine tasks and free up bandwidth for experienced editors.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chartchai Ketnust is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

• From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
• The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
• Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
• My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.

Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chris is delivering a mini master class on the various meanings of the title "Producer" in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND

Chris Lowenstein is an American Producer and the founder of Living Films, a production company based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chris studied film at Beloit College in Wisconsin, originally from Portland, Oregon, Chris started out as an Assistant Director on Hollywood feature films, including Gus Van Sant's My Own Private Idaho and Oliver Stone's Heaven and Earth.

Chris' credits include: No escape, Ms Marvel, The Serpent, Tremor: Shrieler Island, Changeland, Gold, Hard Target, The Legacy, The Hangover part 2, The Jungle, Bangkok Dangerous, Mysterious Island,...

In 1992, Chris moved to Thailand and started Living Films, where he quickly established himself as a Production Manager and Producer. Over the years, he worked on over fifty feature films and television series, collaborating with high-profile artists like Jackie Chan on The Medallion, Matt Dillon on City of Ghosts, and Nicolas Cage on Bangkok Dangerous.

Chris also helped bring The Hangover Part II to Thailand and worked with Bradley Cooper and the rest of the cast. He produced No Escape, featuring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan, Gold starring Matthew McConaughey, and Changeland with Seth Green.

Living Films gained a reputation for integrity and experience, and according to The Thailand Film Office, it was the top production company in Thailand for five years straight. Today, Living Films is one of the top production houses in Southeast Asia, thanks to Chris's consistent success in producing successful feature films and TV series every year.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chris travels back in time in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND

Chris Lowenstein is an American Producer and the founder of Living Films, a production company based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chris studied film at Beloit College in Wisconsin, originally from Portland, Oregon, Chris started out as an Assistant Director on Hollywood feature films, including Gus Van Sant's My Own Private Idaho and Oliver Stone's Heaven and Earth.

Chris' credits include: No escape, Ms Marvel, The Serpent, Tremor: Shrieler Island, Changeland, Gold, Hard Target, The Legacy, The Hangover part 2, The Jungle, Bangkok Dangerous, Mysterious Island,...

In 1992, Chris moved to Thailand and started Living Films, where he quickly established himself as a Production Manager and Producer. Over the years, he worked on over fifty feature films and television series, collaborating with high-profile artists like Jackie Chan on The Medallion, Matt Dillon on City of Ghosts, and Nicolas Cage on Bangkok Dangerous.

Chris also helped bring The Hangover Part II to Thailand and worked with Bradley Cooper and the rest of the cast. He produced No Escape, featuring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan, Gold starring Matthew McConaughey, and Changeland with Seth Green.

Living Films gained a reputation for integrity and experience, and according to The Thailand Film Office, it was the top production company in Thailand for five years straight. Today, Living Films is one of the top production houses in Southeast Asia, thanks to Chris's consistent success in producing successful feature films and TV series every year.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

Chris Lowenstein explains why Production companies are not Banks in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND

Chris is an American Producer and the founder of Living Films, a production company based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chris studied film at Beloit College in Wisconsin, originally from Portland, Oregon, Chris started out as an Assistant Director on Hollywood feature films, including Gus Van Sant's My Own Private Idaho and Oliver Stone's Heaven and Earth.

Chris' credits include: No escape, Ms Marvel, The Serpent, Tremor: Shrieler Island, Changeland, Gold, Hard Target, The Legacy, The Hangover part 2, The Jungle, Bangkok Dangerous, Mysterious Island,...

In 1992, Chris moved to Thailand and started Living Films, where he quickly established himself as a Production Manager and Producer. Over the years, he worked on over fifty feature films and television series, collaborating with high-profile artists like Jackie Chan on The Medallion, Matt Dillon on City of Ghosts, and Nicolas Cage on Bangkok Dangerous.

Chris also helped bring The Hangover Part II to Thailand and worked with Bradley Cooper and the rest of the cast. He produced No Escape, featuring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan, Gold starring Matthew McConaughey, and Changeland with Seth Green.

Living Films gained a reputation for integrity and experience, and according to The Thailand Film Office, it was the top production company in Thailand for five years straight. Today, Living Films is one of the top production houses in Southeast Asia, thanks to Chris's consistent success in producing successful feature films and TV series every year.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

In this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND, Chris remember his feeling when being a Director instead of a Producer on set.

Chris Lowenstein is an American Producer and the founder of Living Films, a production company based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chris studied film at Beloit College in Wisconsin, originally from Portland, Oregon, Chris started out as an Assistant Director on Hollywood feature films, including Gus Van Sant's My Own Private Idaho and Oliver Stone's Heaven and Earth.

Chris' credits include: No escape, Ms Marvel, The Serpent, Tremor: Shrieler Island, Changeland, Gold, Hard Target, The Legacy, The Hangover part 2, The Jungle, Bangkok Dangerous, Mysterious Island,...

In 1992, Chris moved to Thailand and started Living Films, where he quickly established himself as a Production Manager and Producer. Over the years, he worked on over fifty feature films and television series, collaborating with high-profile artists like Jackie Chan on The Medallion, Matt Dillon on City of Ghosts, and Nicolas Cage on Bangkok Dangerous.

Chris also helped bring The Hangover Part II to Thailand and worked with Bradley Cooper and the rest of the cast. He produced No Escape, featuring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan, Gold starring Matthew McConaughey, and Changeland with Seth Green.

Living Films gained a reputation for integrity and experience, and according to The Thailand Film Office, it was the top production company in Thailand for five years straight. Today, Living Films is one of the top production houses in Southeast Asia, thanks to Chris's consistent success in producing successful feature films and TV series every year.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com

We ask Chris wether he is actualy filming in Thailand in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chris Lowenstein is an American Producer and the founder of Living Films, a production company based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chris studied film at Beloit College in Wisconsin, originally from Portland, Oregon, Chris started out as an Assistant Director on Hollywood feature films, including Gus Van Sant's My Own Private Idaho and Oliver Stone's Heaven and Earth.

Chris' credits include: No escape, Ms Marvel, The Serpent, Tremor: Shrieler Island, Changeland, Gold, Hard Target, The Legacy, The Hangover part 2, The Jungle, Bangkok Dangerous, Mysterious Island,...

In 1992, Chris moved to Thailand and started Living Films, where he quickly established himself as a Production Manager and Producer. Over the years, he worked on over fifty feature films and television series, collaborating with high-profile artists like Jackie Chan on The Medallion, Matt Dillon on City of Ghosts, and Nicolas Cage on Bangkok Dangerous.

Chris also helped bring The Hangover Part II to Thailand and worked with Bradley Cooper and the rest of the cast. He produced No Escape, featuring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan, Gold starring Matthew McConaughey, and Changeland with Seth Green.

Living Films gained a reputation for integrity and experience, and according to The Thailand Film Office, it was the top production company in Thailand for five years straight. Today, Living Films is one of the top production houses in Southeast Asia, thanks to Chris's consistent success in producing successful feature films and TV series every year.

Join us as we delve into the vibrant Thai film industry, featuring a diverse range of content from both local and international filmmakers. In each episode, we explore the mesmerizing landscapes, unique storytelling styles, and cultural nuances showcased in the hundreds of movies, series and documentaries produced in Thailand every year, through the eyes of our guest.

Hosted by STEPHANE LAMBERT Recorded at TERO RADIO studio in Bangkok, Thailand Produced by Wishtrend Thailand for a Podcast Company

Presented by TERO Creative Lab

www.filminginthailand.com