Film North Dakota Podcast
Welcome to the Film North Dakota Podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact.
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Telling North Dakota Stories: “You Have to Allow Yourself to be Surprised” (opens the original)
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Award-winning filmmaker Derek Fletcher joins the Film North Dakota Podcast to discuss building a career telling compelling stories from right here in North Dakota. He shares the making of his latest true-crime documentary, Call Me Shelly , his collaboration with Dakota Spotlight , and lessons learned from projects including Grit and Grace , The House on Sweet and Seventh , and the Emmy-nominated Liquid Gold . Derek also opens up about balancing filmmaking with a full-time career and family, find
The Numbers Behind North Dakota’s Film & Media Industry: “This Is More Than Movies” (opens the original)
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Film and media production in North Dakota is about more than making movies.In this episode of the Film North Dakota Podcast, we take a closer look at the newly released North Dakota Film & Media Industry Report 2026 and what 116 industry professionals told us about working in the state.The results show an experienced workforce producing advertising, social media, video, film and other content for businesses and organizations across North Dakota. But they also reveal a major challenge: too many o
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