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Innhold levert av Mosquers Film Festival. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Mosquers Film Festival eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
Yazmeen Kanji joins us from Toronto! Yazmeen talks to Sikandar and Sofia about her early interest in advocacy, starting in the 5th grade. Yazmeen talks about her influences in film and entertainment and growing up with Bollywood and Disney shows like Cheetah Girls and That’s So Raven. After winning a short film contest in high school, she recounts a formative conversation on the set of Saving Hope with Erica Durance. We learn about how her passion for both film and social justice led to her starting Films With A Cause. Later, Yazmeen tells us about her next narrative short film, One Day, about a Muslim teen who day dreams. Plus - we get into Ramy’s Steve Way, Ted Lasso, and much, much more!
Co-Hosts: Sikandar Atiq @satiq123 and Sofia Alani @bambzz24
Guest: Yazmeen Kanji @yazmeenkanji @director.yazmeen
Producer & YouTube Thumbnail: Asif Quraishi @sifq
Editor: Vikram Chouhan @whitenoisetunes
Researcher: Zaid Hassan @zaid.hass
Tile Art: Narmeen Saiyed @naarmz
Follow our new Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/thehalal_gap. The Halal Gap is a Mosquers Film Festival production. Keep up to date with the Mosquers:www.themosquers.com
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Yazmeen Kanji joins us from Toronto! Yazmeen talks to Sikandar and Sofia about her early interest in advocacy, starting in the 5th grade. Yazmeen talks about her influences in film and entertainment and growing up with Bollywood and Disney shows like Cheetah Girls and That’s So Raven. After winning a short film contest in high school, she recounts a formative conversation on the set of Saving Hope with Erica Durance. We learn about how her passion for both film and social justice led to her starting Films With A Cause. Later, Yazmeen tells us about her next narrative short film, One Day, about a Muslim teen who day dreams. Plus - we get into Ramy’s Steve Way, Ted Lasso, and much, much more!
Co-Hosts: Sikandar Atiq @satiq123 and Sofia Alani @bambzz24
Guest: Yazmeen Kanji @yazmeenkanji @director.yazmeen
Producer & YouTube Thumbnail: Asif Quraishi @sifq
Editor: Vikram Chouhan @whitenoisetunes
Researcher: Zaid Hassan @zaid.hass
Tile Art: Narmeen Saiyed @naarmz
Follow our new Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/thehalal_gap. The Halal Gap is a Mosquers Film Festival production. Keep up to date with the Mosquers:www.themosquers.com
https://www.instagram.com/mosquersfilmfest/
https://www.tiktok.com/@mosquersfilmfest?
https://twitter.com/themosquers
https://www.facebook.com/mosquersfilmfest/
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