Filming in Thailand Podcast

16/07/2024

Filming in Thailand is a on hour weekly show produced by a team of film enthusiasts and industry veterans at TERO Radio studios in Bangkok. From interviews with local and international directors and producers, to insights from behind-the-camera crew, the podcast provides an all-encompassing look at what makes Thailand a sought- after location for filmmakers around the world.
Each episode is a conversation, an intimate portrait featuring key details of the private life and professional journey of the guest, and in-depth discussions about the challenges and triumphs of filming in Thailand's diverse landscapes, the process of collaborating with local talent and crews, and the impact of Thai culture on storytelling and production. The podcast also aims to highlight Thailand's film incentives, local production houses, and the future of the film industry in the region.
The Podcast is created, directed and hosted by Stephane Lambert, a well-known figure in the thai film industry, producer of thai cinema success documentary “The Journey” and Founder of BKK DOC, the International Documentary Film Awards and Festival, who brings years of experience and a passion for storytelling.
The first season is already available for streaming on all major podcast platforms (search for “Filming in Thailand”), and also available at www.filminginthailand.com
“We’re excited to launch this podcast and share the incredible stories from behind the scenes of Thailand’s film industry. This is an opportunity for film enthusiasts and professionals alike to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and beauty of filming in this amazing country, through the eyes of those filmmakers who are making it here” said Stephane, Host of “Filming in Thailand.” http://www.filminginthailand.com

30/05/2024

Sonia Cooling is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

Sonia Couling nickname Pim is a Thai model, actress and television personality. She has appeared in many Thai films and TV shows, been a VJ for MTV Asia, been a host for HBO Asia and has produced and hosted Thailand's Next Top Model in 2005. Pim has also acted in Hollywood and French productions.

Sonia started her modeling career in a Seven Up advertisement when she was 13.[2][5][6][7] While attending boarding school and university in the UK, she worked with Storm modeling agency in London.

Once back in Asia she settled into a supermodel role,[7] she has been the face of beauty products over Asia,[3] like L'Oreal Asia, Olay Asia, Nivea Visage, Eucerin, 1st Asian Ambassador for Rado watches, Clairol Worldwide and plenty more.

In 1998 Pim became VJ for MTV Asia, based in Singapore. She was the first Thai woman to .[7][8][9]

In 1999 Pim was voted Thailand's sexiest woman by FHM.[5] The UK magazine FHM chose her as number one sexiest woman in Thailand and second in Asia and 10 sexiest women in the world.[10] In 2016 she was chosen as the most beautiful Thai actress.[11][12]

In 2002 she won Best Actress in a Lead Role at the TV Gold Awards (Thai television awards) for her performance as Phitawan Satchamat in Thai TV series Maya [th] (2001).[13][14]

Sonia also works behind the cameras producing TV show Thailand's Next Top Model (2005)[6][15] and internationally as the executive producer on A Stranger in Paradise (2013).[6]

In addition, Sonia has starred in international films and TV series, including The Mark, The Mark: Redemption and Strike Back : Legacy[6][16].

In 2018, she appeared on The Face Thailand season 4 All Stars[17] and The Face Men Thailand (season 2)[18] as a mentor and The Next Boy/Girl Band Thailand as a producer.[19]

Sonia, who is Thailand's number one international celebrity and has been involved in many Muay Thai projects, has been chosen to be the face of Muay Thai.[20][21]

Her in-depth experience with Muay Thai, includes having been an English announcer in Jao Muay Thai Fight at Siam Boxing Stadium on Thai TV3[22] for 3 years, hosted and MC'd The 2010 King's Cup and The 2010 Queen's Cup and plenty more. She, moreover, appeared on The Challenger Muay Thai (2011) on AXN as a ring announcer,[23] and hosted Muay Thai Premier League (2012) on FOX.[20][24]

On 8 September 2007, Couling married Paul-Dominique Vacharasinthu, who is Thai-French.[25] They have a son, Pasha-Dominic Vacharasinthu (b. 21 October 2015).[26]

Sonia flies single engine planes, reserve pilot for the Royal Thai Air Force[1] where she was a guest pilot on the F5 and F16 fighter planes.[6] She is also a horse rider[6] and female polo player.[3][27]

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.

Created and 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 and TERO Documentary http://www.filminginthailand.com

22/05/2024

Joshua Dixon is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

Introduction: Joshua Dixon is a visionary producer known for his innovative approach to filmmaking. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Dixon has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry. His latest projects have garnered critical acclaim and widespread recognition, cementing his reputation as a dynamic force in the world of film production.

Background: Hailing from a diverse background, Joshua Dixon's journey into filmmaking was a natural progression fueled by his innate creativity and curiosity about the world. Drawing inspiration from his travels and experiences, Dixon brings a unique perspective to his projects, infusing them with authenticity and depth.

Career Highlights: Dixon's career is marked by a string of notable achievements. From producing award-winning independent films to collaborating with top-tier talent, his portfolio reflects a diverse range of projects spanning various genres and mediums. His ability to seamlessly blend artistry with commercial appeal has earned him respect and admiration within the industry.

Vision and Approach: At the heart of Dixon's work is a commitment to storytelling that resonates with audiences on a profound level. He believes in the power of cinema to provoke thought, evoke emotion, and inspire change. Whether tackling social issues or exploring the human condition, Dixon's films are characterized by their depth, authenticity, and universal appeal.

Filming in Thailand Podcast Interview: In his upcoming interview on the Filming in Thailand podcast, Dixon offers insights into his experiences shooting on location in one of the world's most vibrant and culturally rich destinations. From navigating logistical challenges to capturing the essence of Thai culture on screen, Dixon provides a behind-the-scenes look at the filmmaking process and shares anecdotes from his time spent in the Land of Smiles.

Conclusion: Joshua Dixon's passion for storytelling, combined with his talent for bringing cinematic visions to life, sets him apart as a producer to watch in the ever-evolving landscape of filmmaking. With an unwavering commitment to excellence and a creative spirit that knows no bounds, Dixon continues to push the boundaries of storytelling and inspire audiences around the globe.

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.

Created and 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 and TERO Documentary

www.filminginthailand.com http://www.filminginthailand.com

15/05/2024

Jonathan Englander is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

John is a prominent lawyer known for his expertise in the movie industry in Thailand. He has likely made significant contributions to the legal aspects of film production, distribution, and intellectual property rights in the country.

Legal consultant specializing in international film productions
His unique journey from the corridors of civil and commercial litigation in New York to the vibrant landscape of Thailand's film industry.
Jonathan practiced law in New York for nearly 15 years
A transformative holiday in Thailand altered the course of his career.
Captivated by the energy and excitement of Bangkok, he made a bold decision to relocate.

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.

Created and 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 and TERO Documentary

www.filminginthailand.com http://www.filminginthailand.com

11/05/2024

10/05/2024

Emmy Award winner Pailin Wedel is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand, special Documentary.



Pailin Wedel, a Thai-American photojournalist, film director, and producer, has emerged as a prominent figure in documentary filmmaking, recognized for her innovative approach to storytelling. Her acclaimed documentary "Hope Frozen" (2018) gained international distribution through Netflix in 2020, exploring the poignant and controversial topic of cryonic preservation in Thailand. The film sparked a significant debate on the ethical implications of cryonics, particularly within Thailand's predominantly Buddhist society.

Before her success with "Hope Frozen," Wedel produced the documentary series "Operation Thailand," which delved into Thailand's burgeoning medical tourism industry. She also directed several impactful episodes of Al Jazeera's weekly current affairs series "101 East," covering diverse and challenging topics such as methamphetamine production in Southeast Asia and the political tensions in Myanmar during the 2015 elections.

In 2022, Wedel returned to the spotlight with "The Trapped 13: How We Survived The Thai Cave," a Netflix documentary that chronicled the harrowing Tham Luang cave rescue, further cementing her reputation as a storyteller capable of capturing the complexities of human resilience and the spirit of survival.



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.

Created and 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 and TERO Documentary

www.filminginthailand.com https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/emmy-award-winner-pailin-wedel-filmmaker-is-filming/id1716992487?i=1000654150140

06/05/2024

Here is the official Poster for Season One of Filming in Thailand Podcast. Available on all podcast platforms. And soon available on Video...

02/05/2024

Eoin O' Brien is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

In this episode of "Filming in Thailand," where we are thrilled to have Eoin, a talented Irish actor and writer who has made significant strides in the Thai film industry.

Eoin is best known for his pivotal role in the film Kiss of the Con Queen, which draws directly from his personal experiences with a notorious Hollywood scam. This scam, involving an impersonator posing as a film producer, had profound impacts on him and other industry professionals. Eoin's recounting of these events provides a unique insight into the darker sides of the entertainment industry. https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/eoin-o-brien-actor-is-filming-in-thailand/id1716992487?i=1000653963964

16/02/2024

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 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLni3y648zkEcwmPPYRF5uFjWL_-KAqhAR&si=TyESk6hmS2AG20cI

09/02/2024

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 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLni3y648zkEcwmPPYRF5uFjWL_-KAqhAR&si=F5koSoU3qGSRSvnJ

02/02/2024

Paul Spurrier is our guest for this 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.

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10/01/2024

Watson (Boy) Homsangpradit is our guest for this episode of Filming in Thailand.

Boy is extremely secretive about his life, both personal and professional.
He is one of the top distributor of thai IPs around the world with world success. Here is a unique oppportunity to know all about his story.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13924447/
https://www.facebook.com/boywatson/

His company is Hollywood Thailand

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 https://open.spotify.com/show/2jkTLvbgWAA5vRyU0QrgCH?si=7e1f34dedfd44877

08/01/2024

Chartchai Ketnust believes that Words can change the World in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.
Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

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 https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/filming-in-thailand-exclusive-stories-from-behind-the/id1716992487

07/01/2024

Chartchai Ketnust talks about Apichatpong Werasitakul in this extract from his own episode of FILMING IN THAILAND.

Chartchai is a Thai director, actor, editor, producer, writer, and sound recordist. He is known for his work on various films and TV shows, such as:

From Bangkok to Mandalay (2016), a romantic drama about a Thai woman who falls in love with a Burmese man while traveling in Myanmar.
The Mother (2019), a horror thriller about a mother who tries to protect her daughter from a mysterious entity that haunts their house.
Dragon Pond Monster (2020), a fantasy adventure about a young boy who befriends a dragon that lives in a pond near his village.
My Quarantine Days (2020), a comedy series about the lives of different people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Insects in the Backyard (2010), a drama about a transgender father and his two children who struggle with their identities and relationships.
Chartchai Ketnust has also collaborated with other Thai filmmakers, such as Tanwarin Sukkhapisit, Anucha Boonyawatana, and Kongdej Jaturanrasamee. He has won several awards and nominations for his work, such as the Best Director award at the Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards for From Bangkok to Mandalay and the Best Film award at the Thailand National Film Association Awards for The Mother.

One of his well-known works is "The Only Mom," a Burmese horror film released in 2019. The movie, starring Nine Nine, Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi, Daung, and Pyae Pyae, was produced by Brave Empire Film Production. It premiered in Myanmar on February 8, 2019, and became one of the highest-grossing Burmese films of the year. "The Only Mom" was exhibited in Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries. The film was well-received for its horror elements and the performances of its actors. It earned significant box office revenue, grossing $4.8 million worldwide.

Another notable film directed by Ketnust is "From Bangkok to Mandalay," a collaborative film between Myanmar and Thailand. Released in 2016, it starred Sai Sai Kham Leng, Pilaiporn Supinchompoo, Nay Toe, and Wutt Hmone Shwe Yi. The screenplay was co-written by Ketnust and Pattana Chirawong. This film explores themes of love across different classes and was inspired by the novel "Pisat" by Seni Saowaphong.

Chartchai Ketnust's work, particularly in the horror genre, has contributed significantly to the Burmese film industry, and his films have been recognized for their commercial success and artistic merit.

Chartchai Ketnust is also on of the founding partners of White Light, the famous and respected post production compnay based in Bangkok.

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 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLni3y648zkEcwmPPYRF5uFjWL_-KAqhAR&si=QwvbBE2t1LrMmeeS