Then Monique Anair, Director of the Film Department at the Santa Fe Community College, talks about summer film classes and why to get a degree in film making.

Host Linda McDill talks with producer / director Eileen Torpey about her film “Ocean Keepers” which is currently being shown on PBS around the United States.

Bradd Hopkins chats with Stu Goswick about winning an international screenwriting competition.

Kelly Urig, producer / director of The Chile Film announces a screening on PBS.

Liz Langston, 48 Hour Film Project director previews the upcoming Albuquerque film festival.

Stu’s second guest is John Parks of Trinity Ranch, who discusses the film, “Buck,” a stunning documentary about a horse trainer.  The film will show at Reel NM on May 9.

High School film student Victoria Radfarr, Isabel Ribe with Adelante, and Victoria Gonzales with Earth Care preview the upcoming Santa Fe Youth Creating Change Film Festival at CCA.

Dr. Dawn Abriel of Mobile Medicine talks about working as a set doctor in the film industry.

Tobi Ives, senior manager of production at the New Mexico Film Office, talks about The New Mexico Film and Media Conference, a networking opportunity for local professionals, aspiring filmmakers and related industry vendors on May 10^th.

Filmmakers Fran Hardy & Bob Demboski discuss their Earth Chronicles Project, an educational documentary series that intersects art, ecology & culture, shown on PBS & museums around the country; in Sante Fe May 15 at SFAI.