FILMING IN THAILAND (exclusive stories from behind the scenes)

Celebrating Differences is a must for KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

Chemistry is key in acting believes KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

I introduced HEAD SHOT use in Thailand reveals KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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 have to thank Oliver Stone explains KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

It was upside down in Thailand tells KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

I was wrong about Island Mafia confesses KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

All the Thai Clichés revealed by PAUL SPURRIER (filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

Paul is a multifaceted talent in the film industry, has carved a unique niche as a director and actor, captivating audiences with his innovative storytelling and compelling performances. Born in the United Kingdom, Spurrier's journey into the world of cinema began early, fueled by a profound passion for storytelling and the visual arts.

Spurrier's early career was marked by his dynamic entry into the British film industry, where he quickly gained recognition for his keen directorial eye and ability to elicit nuanced performances from his actors. His work in the UK set the stage for a flourishing career, characterized by a series of critically acclaimed projects that showcased his versatility and dedication to the craft.

Seeking new horizons and creative challenges, Spurrier made a life-changing move to Thailand, a decision that not only expanded his cultural horizons but also deeply influenced his artistic direction. In Thailand, he immersed himself in the rich tapestry of local culture and storytelling traditions, which significantly shaped his narrative style and thematic focus.

In the heart of Southeast Asia, Spurrier's career took a remarkable turn as he embraced the vibrant Thai film industry. His films, often characterized by their striking visuals and compelling narratives, reflect a seamless fusion of Western cinematic techniques with the depth and intricacy of Thai culture and mythology.

One of Spurrier's most notable contributions to cinema is his commitment to authenticity and cultural representation. His films are celebrated for their respectful and insightful portrayal of Thai culture, earning him acclaim and respect from both local and international audiences.

Despite his success, Spurrier remains grounded and dedicated to his artistic vision. He continues to push the boundaries of storytelling, exploring new themes and narrative structures that challenge and engage audiences around the world.

Paul Spurrier's journey from the UK to Thailand is not just a geographical shift but a testament to his evolution as a filmmaker and storyteller. His work stands as a bridge between cultures, a celebration of the universal language of cinema, and a tribute to the unending quest for artistic expression. As he shares his experiences and insights in this exclusive YouTube interview, viewers are invited to delve into the mind of a truly global artist, whose life and work continue to inspire and intrigue the cinematic world.

Paul Spurrier, although not widely known in mainstream cinema, has made significant contributions to the film industry, particularly in Thailand where he has established himself as a unique voice in filmmaking. His work is known for its authentic portrayal of Thai culture and society, and he has gained recognition for his dedication to storytelling and cinematic craft. Some of his notable films and achievements include:

1. **"P" (2005)**: This was the first film Spurrier directed in Thailand. It's a horror movie that received attention for its authentic portrayal of Thai village life and folk beliefs, as well as its use of the Thai language, something quite rare for a Western director in Thailand.

2. **"The Forest" (2016)**: A unique horror-drama that tells the story of a young monk who forms a friendship with a lost boy in the Thai countryside. The film is noted for its beautiful cinematography and its exploration of themes like isolation and connection.

3. **"Laddaland" (2011)**: Spurrier contributed as a writer to this Thai horror film, which became a hit in Thailand and won several awards at the Thai Film Awards, including Best Screenplay.

4. **"The Screen at Kamchanod" (2007)**: Considered a cult classic, this film delves into the supernatural and Thai folklore, showcasing Spurrier's fascination with Thai culture and his ability to weave it into compelling narratives.

5. **"Butterfly Man" (2002)**: Before his full transition to Thai cinema, Spurrier directed and produced this film set in Thailand, exploring the experiences of a foreigner entangled in romance and deceit.

6. **"Patong Girl" (2014)**: Although not directed by Spurrier, he contributed significantly as the editor of the film, which received positive reviews for its storytelling and production.

7. **"Eullenia" (2018)**: A miniseries directed by Spurrier, set in Thailand, exploring the dark world of a wealthy Western financier living in Asia, and the power his wealth exerts over people's lives.

8. **Contributions to Thai television**: Apart from films, Spurrier has also made his mark on Thai television, contributing to various series and shows, further showcasing his versatility and deep understanding of Thai culture.

9. **"Sightseeing" (2005)**: A short film by Spurrier, which demonstrates his storytelling prowess and his ability to create compelling narratives within a limited time frame.

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.

Available on all podcast platforms including: YOUTUBE https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLni3y648zkEcwmPPYRF5uFjWL_-KAqhAR&si=oJtZjShLu0jLeenJ AMAZON MUSIC https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/0fc0d6f5-5ce7-42be-b10a-247cd5aab742/filming-in-thailand-exclusive-stories-from-behind-the-scenes SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/2jkTLvbgWAA5vRyU0QrgCH?si=8b61173044a547c8 APPLE PODCASTS https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/filming-in-thailand-exclusive-stories-from-behind-the/id1716992487 HUDI PODCAST : www.hudipodcast.com

www.filminginthailand.com

Kaprice Kea is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand. A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

How Tom Waller ended up producing Butterfly Man for KAPRICE KEA (Filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

A self-taught and pro-active film-maker, Kaprice's formative years were spent in London. In 1993 (pre-internet), Kaprice founded and hosted "Peeping Tom's", in the heart of Soho. The first club of its kind, Kaprice provided a free information and networking resource, to serve a 'new wave' of emerging film professionals for 7 years.

During this period, as a screenwriter & director, and rapidly following on from his acclaimed short, "Honeymoon Beyond", Kaprice made his 35mm feature film debut with "the hurting".

Then, in January 2000, he chose a different life, re-locating to Thailand, to set-up his second feature film, "Butterfly Man". For a brief spell, Kaprice funded himself by directing TV Commercials.

In 2001, once Butterfly Man had wrapped, he decided to apply his directing skills, and experience in international film, to provide weekly screen acting workshops. He founded fluid (registered as fluid film co ltd), with a mission to cultivate a pool of quality actors. Within months, the mission was completed, fluid had secured an exclusive reputation for representing screen actors that met the expectations and demand of foreign producers coming to shoot in Thailand.

Until the pandemic, Kaprice's prepping, repping and strategising, helped enable Bangkok-based actors to land speaking roles on profile movies, the key building blocks to their careers. New generations of aspiring actors continue to attend his screen acting workshops that still run today.

Throughout those years, Kaprice has kept busy, directing two more feature films, cast twelve international productions, and received a variety of credits for international feature film, that include: producer, editor, assistant director, screenwriter, script consultant, dialogue editor, dialogue coach, acting coach, and as an actor!

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

It's not stealing, it's a hommage explains PAUL SPURRIER (filmmaker) in this highlight of his episode of Filming in Thailand.

Paul is a multifaceted talent in the film industry, has carved a unique niche as a director and actor, captivating audiences with his innovative storytelling and compelling performances. Born in the United Kingdom, Spurrier's journey into the world of cinema began early, fueled by a profound passion for storytelling and the visual arts.

Spurrier's early career was marked by his dynamic entry into the British film industry, where he quickly gained recognition for his keen directorial eye and ability to elicit nuanced performances from his actors. His work in the UK set the stage for a flourishing career, characterized by a series of critically acclaimed projects that showcased his versatility and dedication to the craft.

Seeking new horizons and creative challenges, Spurrier made a life-changing move to Thailand, a decision that not only expanded his cultural horizons but also deeply influenced his artistic direction. In Thailand, he immersed himself in the rich tapestry of local culture and storytelling traditions, which significantly shaped his narrative style and thematic focus.

In the heart of Southeast Asia, Spurrier's career took a remarkable turn as he embraced the vibrant Thai film industry. His films, often characterized by their striking visuals and compelling narratives, reflect a seamless fusion of Western cinematic techniques with the depth and intricacy of Thai culture and mythology.

One of Spurrier's most notable contributions to cinema is his commitment to authenticity and cultural representation. His films are celebrated for their respectful and insightful portrayal of Thai culture, earning him acclaim and respect from both local and international audiences.

Despite his success, Spurrier remains grounded and dedicated to his artistic vision. He continues to push the boundaries of storytelling, exploring new themes and narrative structures that challenge and engage audiences around the world.

Paul Spurrier's journey from the UK to Thailand is not just a geographical shift but a testament to his evolution as a filmmaker and storyteller. His work stands as a bridge between cultures, a celebration of the universal language of cinema, and a tribute to the unending quest for artistic expression. As he shares his experiences and insights in this exclusive YouTube interview, viewers are invited to delve into the mind of a truly global artist, whose life and work continue to inspire and intrigue the cinematic world.

Paul Spurrier, although not widely known in mainstream cinema, has made significant contributions to the film industry, particularly in Thailand where he has established himself as a unique voice in filmmaking. His work is known for its authentic portrayal of Thai culture and society, and he has gained recognition for his dedication to storytelling and cinematic craft. Some of his notable films and achievements include:

1. **"P" (2005)**: This was the first film Spurrier directed in Thailand. It's a horror movie that received attention for its authentic portrayal of Thai village life and folk beliefs, as well as its use of the Thai language, something quite rare for a Western director in Thailand.

2. **"The Forest" (2016)**: A unique horror-drama that tells the story of a young monk who forms a friendship with a lost boy in the Thai countryside. The film is noted for its beautiful cinematography and its exploration of themes like isolation and connection.

3. **"Laddaland" (2011)**: Spurrier contributed as a writer to this Thai horror film, which became a hit in Thailand and won several awards at the Thai Film Awards, including Best Screenplay.

4. **"The Screen at Kamchanod" (2007)**: Considered a cult classic, this film delves into the supernatural and Thai folklore, showcasing Spurrier's fascination with Thai culture and his ability to weave it into compelling narratives.

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6. **"Patong Girl" (2014)**: Although not directed by Spurrier, he contributed significantly as the editor of the film, which received positive reviews for its storytelling and production.

7. **"Eullenia" (2018)**: A miniseries directed by Spurrier, set in Thailand, exploring the dark world of a wealthy Western financier living in Asia, and the power his wealth exerts over people's lives.

8. **Contributions to Thai television**: Apart from films, Spurrier has also made his mark on Thai television, contributing to various series and shows, further showcasing his versatility and deep understanding of Thai culture.

9. **"Sightseeing" (2005)**: A short film by Spurrier, which demonstrates his storytelling prowess and his ability to create compelling narratives within a limited time frame.

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.

Available on all podcast platforms including: YOUTUBE https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLni3y648zkEcwmPPYRF5uFjWL_-KAqhAR&si=oJtZjShLu0jLeenJ AMAZON MUSIC https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/0fc0d6f5-5ce7-42be-b10a-247cd5aab742/filming-in-thailand-exclusive-stories-from-behind-the-scenes SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/2jkTLvbgWAA5vRyU0QrgCH?si=8b61173044a547c8 APPLE PODCASTS https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/filming-in-thailand-exclusive-stories-from-behind-the/id1716992487 HUDI PODCAST : www.hudipodcast.com

www.filminginthailand.com