Podcast appearances and mentions of karen lam

On this episode of Talking Terror, get ready to shake your pom poms and wiggle your spirit fingers as we chat about the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week! Join us as we chat about 2022's "Bring It On: Cheer Or Die directed by Karen Lam. Stay scared people, stay scared! 

We love our meat. But eating a lot of meat can harm the environment, our health, and how we treat animals. In a quest for better, more sustainable ways to get our protein, many people are opting for plant-based options. One company has come up with an innovative solution to help with the intricate issues associated with traditional meat production. And that's a plant-based powdered meat protein. What exactly is that? Karen Lam, Country Director, Thoughtful Food shares more, plus one of their latest innovation to cater to those with busy lifestyles.   Presented by Ryan Huang  This podcast is produced and edited by Anthea Ng (nganthea@sph.com.sg) She produces Mind Your Business, Biz-How-To and Breakfast Special segments on the Breakfast Show. Do contact her for topics: C-Suite, SME, Startups, Sustainability, Property, Intergenerational Family Business, Industry Outlook, Fintech and trending businesses in town.   Music/sound credits: pixabay & its talented community of contributors  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you think about film, art and creativity, government policy probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. Make no mistake about it, our policy makers & politicians can crucially impact the art we make, who gets to make it, & the culture we consume. Good policy can create a thriving, diverse culture — & bad policy can destroy it. Mattea Roach joins Matt Hatfield, Haydn Wazelle, Karen Lam, & Dennis Heaton for an unforgettable LIVE podcast taping with the Vancouver International Film Festival at the Rio Threatre. They explore the contentious Bill C-11 & its potential to disrupt the status quo, & the hot strike summer the media industry is having this year. Host: Mattea RoachCredits: Aviva Lessard (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Annette Ejiofor (Managing Editor), Karyn Pugliese (Editor in Chief)Guests: Matt Hatfield, Haydn Wazelle, Karen Lam, Dennis HeatonBackground reading:Bill C-11: What to know about the Online Streaming Act from The Globe and MailHow the Online Streaming Act will support Canadian content from The ConversationTaming the tech giants will cause collateral damage from Policy OptionsWriters Guild of Canada Studying Tentative WGA Deal for Precedent in Local Contract Talks from The Hollywood ReporterSponsors: DouglasIf you value this podcast, Support us! You'll get premium access to all our shows ad free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also get our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch, tickets to our live and virtual events, and more than anything, you'll be a part of the solution to Canada's journalism crisis, you'll be keeping our work free and accessible to everybody. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music—included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Karen Lam, Writer, Director (The Curse of Willow Song; Movie | Horror) to the Show!  (Click to go there) ● WEB: thecurseofwillowsong.com ● FB: @CurseWillow ● X: @CurseWillow ● IMDB: www.imdb.com/title/tt8338494 Karen Lam‘s highly-anticipated The Curse of Willow Song, starring Jennifer Body's Valerie Tian, has been picked up by Uncork'd Entertainment. The horror pic, receiving great early buzz thanks to its strong special effects, will release on both digital and DVD formats in the fall.   “The Curse of Willow Song has so much to offer. It will appeal for the genre audience but also the Asian community – as represented in front of and behind camera”, said Keith Leopard, President Uncork'd Entertainment. “Karen Lam is truly one of the most exceptional filmmakers out there, and The Curse of Willow Song reiterates that.”   Willow Song, a recovering addict and parolee, struggles to start over. Willow finds herself in a concrete wasteland. Facing isolation and displacement, shadows creep into Willow's mind and her nightmares become too real.   The Curse of Willow Song will release on Digital and DVD September 26, 2023. ● Media Inquiries: October Coast PR www.octobercoastpr.com

Brian welcomes director Karen Lam to discuss her new film The Curse of Willow Song

Lacy Lou and Dan Chase welcome Director Karen Lam to the show! They chat about what it was like taking on a popular franchise and making it horror with Bring It On: Cheer or Die, representation in film/tv, behind the scenes casting process, and her film that is now out on VOD and Digital The Curse of Willow Song! So be sure to check it out after you check out this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lacy-williams1/support

Filmmaker Karen Lam takes some time to talk to us about her film "The Curse of Willow Song", out Sept 26th 2023 on VOD and DVD. We discuss what went into the film, how it lead to her directing "Bring It On: Cheer or Die", her passion for horror and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spoilerroompodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spoilerroompodcast/support

We discuss Aquaman 2 and whether the DCU is cursed. Plus, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis defend their support of Danny Masterson. And, The Boys spinoff, Gen V, has some really neat marketing going on. Lastly, Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy has shared an update on the movie's filming status! Our “Mojo Chats of the Week” feature music producers for Netflix's One Piece, Sonya Belousova and Giona Osstinelli. Plus, director Karen Lam on her new horror film. We then go “Beyond the List” with a rundown of the best Mortal Kombat characters!

Bring It On was a pop culture juggernaut from the moment it somersaulted into multiplexes back in 2000. Audiences loved the saucy, sarcastic, scheming, and stuntin' squads battling for cheer supremacy at regionals, all leading up to that shining moment when the It of the title has been Brought and the cheer squads do their thing. More than two decades after that first film, the Bring It On 'verse continues with Bring It On: Cheer Or Die – and its director is none other than Vancouver filmmaker Karen Lam (Evangeline, The Curse of Willow Song). Bring It On: Cheer Or Die premiered on SyFy last October and is now available for free on Crave in Canada. The comedy slasher film takes some of the best qualities of the previous Bring It On Films – the quips, the flips, the regionals! – but this time, the Big Bad isn't another squad trying to steal their routines but a masked assailant who wants to end their lives in increasingly creative ways. In this boisterous and contemplative conversation, Karen Lam talks gateway horror, cheer camp, traveling with cats, and the joys and challenges of making a slasher pic in the Bring It On 'verse. Episode Sponsors: Biz Books + The Drama Class

Karen Lam has worked full-time in the film and television industry since 2000. Starting her career as a producer and entertainment lawyer, Karen produced five feature films, eight short films and three television series before turning to writing and directing in 2006. Karen's fourth feature film is the seventh instalment in the Bring It On cheerleader franchise, but with a horror twist. “Bring It On: Cheer or Die” for NBC/Universal will be released in fall of 2022. Do yourself a favor and check out Karen's film library at KarenLamFilms.com If horror films are your jam, subscribe to Slasher Sports Cinema and catch Billy Graves among the rest of the SlasherSports team. You need a scary movie going into the weekend and he's bringing you the best horror movies to be found in theatres, on Netflix, Hulu, Tubi, Peacock, and VOD. Be sure to follow us on all our social medias and podcasts! You can also find Slasher Sports merchandise on RedBubble via our LINKTREE Find Billy, your host on INSTAGRAM or TWITTER We want to hear from you. Leave us your QUESTIONS/COMMENTS FOR THE HOSTS and we might play your audio on the show! Intro/Outro music by White Bat Audio Introduction by Brittany McCuiston #horrormovies #horror #halloween #horrorfan #horrormovie #horrorcommunity #horrorfilm #horroraddict #movies #horrorart #scary #horrorfilms #horrorcollector #horrorjunkie #movie #instahorror #shorror #horrorlover #film #horrorgram #horrorfanatic #michaelmyers #fridaythe #art #creepy #horrornerd #slasher #horrorfans #s #spooky --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slashersportscinema/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slashersportscinema/support

On this episode of More Deadly: The Director's Cut, Ariel and Rachel chat with the delightful Karen Lam. We talk slasher kills, the incredible athleticism of cheerleaders, and how she creates a healthy, open culture on set. Listen to The More Deadly Director's Cut with Karen Lam to hear our conversation! To support our show and... Read More The post More Deadly: The Director's Cut with Karen Lam of ‘Bring it On: Cheer or Die' appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

On this episode of More Deadly: The Director's Cut, Ariel and Rachel chat with the delightful Karen Lam. We talk slasher kills, the incredible athleticism of cheerleaders, and how she creates a healthy, open culture on set. Listen to The More Deadly Director's Cut with Karen Lam to hear our conversation! To support our show and... Read More The post More Deadly: The Director's Cut with Karen Lam of ‘Bring it On: Cheer or Die' appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

Brian welcomes director Karn Lam to discuss her new film Bring It On Cheer Or Die

With the rate of periodontal disease in adults in excess of 50% and now with the added knowledge of the dangers of chronic inflammatory oral disease to systemic health, it is well past time to try a more comprehensive and proven approach. Microbiological testing in dentistry has been around for decades. Unfortunately, it is poorly understood, and adaptation rates clinically are very low. So why do we need to taking saliva samples? Why is it important for every dental hygienist/OHT to understand we are beyond just scraping and polishing teeth? And most importantly, what is the Larkin Protocol???!! In this episode, Emma is joined by Kate Philips and Karen Lam who practice in the beautiful coastal town of Devonport in Tasmania, Australia and they are here to give you a crash course on the Larkin Protocol. If you want to learn more about the future of microbiological testing in dentistry and how you can take your patient care to the next level and get the training yourself. This conversation is going to get you thinking about how currently practice, listen in now! HIGHLIGHTS: - What is the Larkin Protocol and why saliva testing is so important - Why dental professionals need to stop saying “scale and cleans” - The importance of EFFECTIVE biofilm removal with the Airflow - How you can become trained and practice with the Larkin Protocol Links: Karen's Instagram Kate's Instagram For more info and to engage with the podcast family: For the latest podcast info and to engage with the family: https://instagram.com/talkdentaltomepodcast?utm_medium=copy_link Emma's Instagram Emma's YouTube Want to feature on the podcast or have any suggestions? Email: talkdentaltomepodcast@gmail.com

Along with writer Gary Mok, and episode director Karen Lam, Alan Corbishley is joined by Dr. Alison Bailey who helps us contextualize the ancient virtue of filial piety and our care for our families, ancestors, and in this case, animals.

Shelf Life is a series on the show where we hear from people about books that have been important in their lives. In this episode award winning film maker Karen Lam has some surprising choices!

Karen Lam, Elfina Luk and Face2Face host David Peck talk about The Curse of Willow Song, ways of being, authenticity and cultural meaning, transgressive horror, familial hostility and aggression and the monsters we create.TrailerMore about the film hereSynopsis:Willow Song, a recovering addict, is released on probation after serving her prison term for arson. She is struggling to get a job as a welder. She faces systemic racism and socioeconomic displacement and Willow's new life on the outside is stymied by obstacles and pitfalls wherever she seems to turn.Against the backdrop of Vancouver, a city seen in turmoil from booming construction and development with a wasteland of vacant properties and those left behind. Willow can't escape the nightmares, as her own shadow self comes to life.About Karen and Elfina:Karen Lam has worked full-time in the film and television industry since 2000. Starting her career as a producer and entertainment lawyer, Karen has produced five feature films, eight short films and three television series. Her first short film as a writer/director (The Cabinet) won the NSI Drama Prize in 2006. She has since written/directed seven short films, a music video, Very Bad Men a true-crime documentary series for Investigation Discovery (US), a web series Mythos created for TELUS and three feature films – Stained, Evangeline and The Curse of Willow Song.In 2016, Karen entered into the world of television drama, first working as a story editor for the SYFY series Van Helsing under showrunners Neil Labute and Simon Barry. She was a staff writer and writer on two episodes of Simon Barry’s SYFY series Ghost Wars, now streaming on Netflix worldwide. In the fall of 2018, she was commissioned to write and direct a short film tribute to Sandra Oh entitled Sandra Oh: Inspiration, which premiered at the Governor Generals Performing Arts Awards in Ottawa in April 2019.Karen is currently in development on two true crime series.Elfina Luk has acquired a long list of credits utilizing her range of comedic chops alongside legendary Jason Alexander (Seinfeld, Hit the Road) and Ron Livingston on Tully and Loudermilk to her dramatic and tri-lingual speaking skills on Dwayne The Rock Johnson’s Hollywood blockbuster Skyscraper and earning her a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role in the award nominated Best Dramatic Series Blood and Water and director/writer Karen Lam’s multiple award winning feature film “The Curse of Willow Song.”Luk is also a driven entrepreneur with over 25 years of owning and operating businesses and lends those invaluable skills to her producer roles. Luk produces under her company titled Moment to Moment Pictures.She also holds the position of COO and board member of Imagin•ere – a turnkey executive producing, marketing and distribution company.Luk’s most recent notable film and TV acting credits include Paramount Pictures Sonic the Hedgehog (Jim Carrey) and ABC’s Golden Globe nominated The Good Doctor (Freddie Highmore, Daniel Dae Kim).Image Copyright and Credit: Opiate Pictures, Tallulah Photography and Karen Lam.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Much of the work in filmmaker Karen Lam's filmography can be described as unsettling and weirdly empowering, and her latest film is all this and more. Karen's newest feature film is The Curse of Willow Song, and it's screening online and in-cinema this month as part of the 2020 Vancouver International Film Festival. The Curse of Willow Song tells the story of Willow (played by Valerie Tian), a young woman recently released from prison who must choose between her dangerous but honest new life on the streets and her former gang life and the nightmares that have plagued her since childhood. Willow's gang life returns in the form of Dani, played by Elfina Luk, a real estate agent who invites Willow to serve as caretaker in a spooky warehouse – and it's in the warehouse where we see the true power of Willow's haunted mind.The Curse of Willow Song feels different than other Karen Lam films. There are references to systemic racism, in the form of a white parole officer played by Amanda Burke who can't figure out why Asian people give their kids names like Willow – as well as in a pointed and profound speech by Elfina's character, who states that the system is built on white people's terms; how they're happy when Asian people open greasy spoons and laundromats but show their racism when Asian Canadians succeed – or, as Dani says, “We didn't come here because we're stupid. We came here because we're smart.”In this entertaining and thoughtful interview, Karen Lam and Elfina Luk discuss the power and poignancy in this startlingly beautiful and terrifying film, which was named Best BC Film at #VIFF2020. Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

It's difficult to categorize actor David Lewis. Is he a comic actor? We've certainly seen him be funny: in Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency; as Lance in Morning Show Mysteries; as the perplexed dad in half of the commercials that are filmed in Vancouver. But he's also an incredibly powerful dramatic actor, as evidenced by his performance in Unspeakable, Robert Cooper's gripping miniseries about Canada's tainted blood scandal. David has also done his fair share in the horror realm, from Karen Lam's creepy Evangeline to the most recent Child's Play film, in which he faced off with a Chucky doll driven mad by AI. In what YVR Screen Scene Podcast host Sabrina Furminger considers one of her favourite interviews of all time (no joke!), the Leo Award-winning actor reflects on his ability to jump between genres, why redheads are the butt of so many jokes, why Karen Lam wants to kill him in everything, as well as his wacky childhood, elements of which sound like they were written by Martin Scorsese. Episode sponsor: Almiro Studios' ‘Foreign AF' web series

Richard Harmon was born into a film family and grew up on Vancouver sets. He's been acting for 19 years now (a veteran of the business before he hits his 30s), and his filmography is populated by complicated characters with questionable morals and inner demons – characters like Julian in Continuum, Richard in Bates Motel, Jasper in The Killing, a serial killer frat boy in Karen Lam's exceedingly creepy Evangeline, Max in Van Helsing, conflicted photographer Jake in Woodland, and the role for which he's built a following around the world: that of John Murphy on The 100. Richard had only been hired for the pilot but there was something about him that made the producers eager for him to stick around, first as a recurring character, and then as full-time cast. As The 100 prepares to say goodbye at the end of its seventh season, Richard reflects on his time as Murphy – how he's changed as a human being since the pilot; whether he sees Murphy as a hero; how he feels about Emori and Luisa d'Oliveira – and where he hopes to go from here. Episode sponsor: Liquid Amber Tattoo and Art Collective

Karen Lam is a fearless and trailblazing maker of films that terrify and horrify. Her films include Evangeline, a feature about a naive college student who is brutalized by a gang of thrill-seeking killers and is then revived by an ancient demon spirit that empowers her with a blood-lust for vengeance – and the upcoming The Curse of Willow Song, which will bring the real-life horror show that's the Vancouver housing crisis into the horror genre. Earlier this year, Karen premiered her short film Sandra Oh, Inspiration at the 2019 Governor General's Performing Arts Awards Gala in Ottawa, where Sandra received the National Arts Centre Award. Karen's film featured actors from traditionally marginalized communities inhabiting roles in live action tableaus inspired by A Clockwork Orange, Carrie, Gone With the Wind, and Star Wars: A New Hope. In this fascinating and at times irreverent interview, Karen talks about making scary films, growing up metal and Asian in small-town Manitoba, Sandra Oh, and being a living, breathing contradiction. Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

This episode is part two of a two part series covering the Vancouver Women in Post event that took place on June 16th, 2018. This episode features award winning drama editors Daria Ellerman, CCE, Lara Mazur, CCE and Nicole Ratcliffe, CCE as they discuss with moderator Karen Lam some of the impactful projects they have worked on in their editing careers. Daria Ellerman, CCE discusses her work on the feature film The Bird Watcher and the importance of knowing when not to cut. Lara Mazur, CCE talks about the importance of the film On the Farm. Nicole Ratcliffe, CCE shares with us a scene that she cut from the series End Game that didn't go according to plan but was a great lesson for the rest of her career. The Vancouver Women in Post series was generously sponsored by IATSE Local 891.

Award-winning writer-director Karen Lam (Ghost Wars) discusses cannibal fairy-tales, transitioning from being a lawyer to a creator, and DIY filmmaking. Check out Karen’s website for more information about her current projects.

Dr. Peter J. Glassman is an educator and author who has worked extensively in early childhood, elementary, and post-secondary education in North America, Europe, and Asia. Peter has taught at Columbia University, Tulane University, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He has been awarded permanent visiting professor status in the People’s Republic of China. He has served as Provost at New England College, and Dean at The University of Macau and The California Institute for Integral Studies. He currently serves as Vice-President for Curriculum and Instruction at The Early Learning Institute in Palo Alto, California. Peter consults widely on issues concerning education, cross-cultural communication, and education policy for education and government groups. He is an experienced organizational leader with a record of inspiring profound and persisting institutional growth. He has been a Fulbright professor, a Fellow of the NATO Atlantic Council and a Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies. He has won awards for outstanding teaching from Columbia University, Tulane University, Hangzhou University and Guangxi Normal University. Peter’s core competency is teaching young people to believe in themselves, and to believe in their power to drive change. He is particularly effective in helping young people discover, accept, and manage the forces in civilization and the parts of our own mind that inhibit our faith and impede our action. Peter has lived and worked in North America, Asia and Europe, and was raised with foster brothers from Sudan and Japan. He has an uncommon joy in human diversity, and an unusual ability to transact effectively across cultures. Peter is the author of three books and numerous essays on human creativity and community. He received his Ph.D. degree in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University. Peter and his wife, Karen Lam, live in Vancouver, B.C.

Karen Lam is a director and writer, known for Evangeline(2013), The Meeting (2013) and Chiral (2015). See full bio »

Karen Lam is a director and writer, known for Evangeline(2013), The Meeting (2013) and Chiral (2015). See full bio »

This past week, we decided to do a secret Tuesday show. We opened with Rob's stomach troubles, a little about Intern Pete's condition from last week's shit show, enjoyed two new Bill Allen videos, and covered a lot of news stories. We talked to filmmaker Karen Lam about her film Evangeline, Author Michael Frissore about his upcoming novel "Dead Wrestlers", Comedian Mike Bocchetti, Gamer Juls, and Ralph called in to wrap up the show.

What if life were so much easier? It's common to spend your day struggling and working hard for everything you want, thinking that you have to earn it or deserve it first, before you will allow yourself to receive. Our show today focuses on an easier and more effective way for you to live your life and achieve the love and success you desire by developing a loving relationship with your Higher Self. Our guest today is executive and leadership coach, Karen Lam, who will share her story of how she gave up struggle in her life and how she chose to live in love with her Higher Self instead. You will learn exactly what she did and how to do this for yourself. In the 'Brain Tip' segment of our show, you will let go of struggle and float upon a vast 'Pool of Love' and deepen your loving relationship with your Higher Self.

Karen Lam is a writer and director, known for The Curse of Willow Song (2020), Evangeline (2013) and Chiral (2015). See full bio » --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/support

John goes one on one with the vivaciously awesome Canadian director and producer Karen Lam. You can stream or download from here or Itunes. To [...]