<b>Part 04 - Film Fatale </b>

Many different backgrounds and lifestyles come together to create a vibrant industry of filmmaking in Alberta, and in many ways are necessary for the industry to remain diverse and unique.

In Part 4, Ingrid and Liam are joined by Calgary filmmakers Sandi Somers and Michelle Wong to learn about how their identities play a role in their art, and how Alberta has not always been the most open and conducive environment to create films.<img src="https://feedpress.me/link/24010/16738632.gif" height="1" width="1"/>

Part 04 - Film Fatale Many different backgrounds and lifestyles come together to create a vibrant industry of filmmaking in Alberta, and in many ways are necessary for the industry to remain diverse and unique. In Part 4, Ingrid and Liam are joined by Calgary filmmakers Sandi Somers and Michelle Wong to learn about how their identities play a role in their art, and how Alberta has not always been the most open and conducive environment to create films.

<b>Part 04 - Film Fatale </b>

Many different backgrounds and lifestyles come together to create a vibrant industry of filmmaking in Alberta, and in many ways are necessary for the industry to remain diverse and unique.

In Part 4, Ingrid and Liam are joined by Calgary filmmakers Sandi Somers and Michelle Wong to learn about how their identities play a role in their art, and how Alberta has not always been the most open and conducive environment to create films.

Part 04 - Film Fatale

Homesteads to Hollywood is a 10 Part podcast series diving deep into the Filmmaking and TV industries of Calgary and Alberta. Alberta has a long, illustrious history of filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s, and it is growing into an even bigger hotspot for blockbuster films and TV series to shoot. But how did it get there?

The scenery is a large reason for that growth, but this series explores how Indigenous communities, high quality industry professionals, local independent film industry, and the organizations and festivals that encourage development, all play important roles in the film ecosystem of Alberta.

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Homesteads to Hollywood is a 10 Part podcast series diving deep into the Filmmaking and TV industries of Calgary and Alberta. Alberta has a long, illustrious history of filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s, and it is growing into an even bigger hotspot for blockbuster films and TV series to shoot. But how did it get there? The scenery is a large reason for that growth, but this series explores how Indigenous communities, high quality industry professionals, local independent film industry, and the organizations and festivals that encourage development, all play important roles in the film ecosystem of Alberta.

Homesteads to Hollywood is a 10 Part podcast series diving deep into the Filmmaking and TV industries of Calgary and Alberta. Alberta has a long, illustrious history of filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s, and it is growing into an even bigger hotspot for blockbuster films and TV series to shoot. But how did it get there?

The scenery is a large reason for that growth, but this series explores how Indigenous communities, high quality industry professionals, local independent film industry, and the organizations and festivals that encourage development, all play important roles in the film ecosystem of Alberta.

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