Sundance award winning Producer, Filmmaker: American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez @americanpachuco

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American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez is fabulous! I loved it! I hope you all get to view it. Iowa and Nebraska PBS had it start at different times, so I'm viewing it again.
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POWWOW PEOPLE is having its LA premiere on Indigenous Peoples Day (10/12) at Vidiots! stoked to be collaborating with @mezzaninefilm for this and having @micahgottlieb moderate a post-screening convo with Sky too. this screening is free, so RSVP here: partiful.com/e/RpgYqWUZZv90D…
Just announced! We’re thrilled to present a free screening at Vidiots Eagle Theater of artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka’s incredible new vérité documentary POWWOW PEOPLE, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker. Oct 12 at 7:30pm. Presented with @cousinorg.
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This film is so much more than a recounting of a man’s life or his artistic journey. It is incredibly relevant today because it illustrates how one, powerful, compassionate, intelligent voice can speak for so many. Recognition for Luis Valdez long overdue. October 6 on @PBS
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In LA to present an award to the incomparable Lea Salonga tonight. Of course my Pinoy pal, Ted Benito, had to bring me to the coolest James Beard award winning Filipino restaurant, Kuya Lord. Thanks Chef Maynard for the hospitality and stellar food! Masarap!
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Check out this historic houseboat, as seen in @WeAreAsGodsFilm !
Price down, visitability up on the historic tugboat Mirene that I and wife Ryan customized into a perfect home. We lived and cruised on her for 40 years. Price is now $1 million WITH BERTH in the houseboat community. You can visit her at the Sausalito Boat Show Sep. 25-27. compass.com/homedetails/13-S…
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Naks naman, galing mo pare! Been a great ride with @LouDPhillips on American Pachuco ✊🏾 check out his latest work!
Looking forward to talking about Gangland, American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez, The Chair Company season 2 and all the other great stuff going on!
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🫵🏻Only 4 more backers before we all get a digital bonus
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Thank you, Diane. It’s an amazing keepsake for fans of the film with amazing bts insights both in pictures and stories. A fabulous companion piece for the documentary American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez.
Okay, I have always admired black and white photography. The photography in this book is fantastic! Connie Valens wrote the foreword, notes by author Merrick Morton and how La Bamba came to be by Carlos Aguilar, and more. LDP was interviewed, too.
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Our DIY theatrical run is just getting started. Back our Kickstarter and help us get this story to more people, in more cities across the US. Support indie film! americanpachuco.com/qr
The response has been amazing. Now, to reach a larger audience and keep the inspiration going, the filmmakers have launched this campaign. Support them if you can. Check out American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez by Everett Katigbak on @Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/bye…
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Santa Monica peeps! Having an LA theatrical debut of American Pachuco: the Legend of Luis Valdez on Monday, July 20th at Laemmle Royal 7pm. I’ll be doing a Q&A for Stephen Farber’s Reel Talk. Come on down! laemmle.com/film/american-pa…
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A common theme with design pioneers is that they work in areas that don’t seem promising or legible to their contemporaries. @typochondriac is a case study in picking startups well before they become juggernauts. The full interview with Everett Katigbak is available now.
What do Anthropic, Facebook’s Analog Research Lab, and Stripe Press all have in common? The Season 2 finale drops today, featuring @typochondriac — now available on 𝕏 and YouTube Sponsored by @framer @vercel @cursor_ai @profound 00:00 Intro: “Your side hustle is your true form” 03:01 Making Facebook Feel Human 05:04 Getting Hired Because You Don’t Fit 08:10 Why San Francisco? Place Before Job 11:33 Analog Research Lab origins & mantras 13:35 Propaganda, Self-Talk, and Shaping Company Culture 16:32 Designing for Engagement vs. Meaning 17:18 Living in Contradictions: Anachronist Meets Futurist 19:27 How to Pick the Right Company (A Nose for What’s Next) 21:03 Expansion vs. Mastery: A Different Kind of Career Path 24:00 Going Independent 26:24 Inside Cursor as a “Cultural Sleuth” 28:49 Stories of Unseen Figures: Luis Valdez, Stewart Brand 32:00 Closing: Advice for Future Pioneers Hosted by @soleio and coproduced with @Room3NYC
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"Analog" is having a moment as an allergic reaction to AI. But for me, it's always been more than an aesthetic. It's a powerful communication tool. One that signals humanity, trust, and presence. Always love my conversations with @soleio . We just happened to record this one.
“Move Fast and Break Things” started off as a war poster produced by the Analog Research Lab at @facebook — hear the inside story of how a mantra became a movement. @firstofkind featuring @typochondriac
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First of Kind: The @typochondriac episode Everett Katigbak has played a foundational creative role at some of the most iconic companies in technology: @AnthropicAI @Facebook @Stripe and @Pinterest His film work documents the stories of seminal figures who have shaped culture, such as his documentary projects on Stewart Brand and Luis Valdez. In this in-depth conversation at his beautiful San Francisco home, Everett describes the “golden thread” that weaves through his non-linear career path, the importance of humanizing infrastructure, and why he believes your side hustle is actually your “true form.” 00:00 Intro: “Your side hustle is your true form” 03:01 Making Facebook Feel Human 05:04 Getting Hired Because You Don’t Fit 08:10 Why San Francisco? Place Before Job 11:33 Analog Research Lab origins & mantras 13:35 Propaganda, Self-Talk, and Shaping Company Culture 16:32 Designing for Engagement vs. Meaning 17:18 Living in Contradictions: Anachronist Meets Futurist 19:27 How to Pick the Right Company (A Nose for What’s Next) 21:03 Expansion vs. Mastery: A Different Kind of Career Path 24:00 Going Independent 26:24 Inside Cursor as a “Cultural Sleuth” 28:49 Stories of Unseen Figures: Luis Valdez, Stewart Brand 32:00 Closing: Advice for Future Pioneers – Everett Katigbak: Indie Streak First of Kind, S2:E6 @firstofkind Hosted by @soleio and produced with @room3nyc Powered by our sponsors: @framer @cursor_ai @vercel @profound
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The @firstofkind season finale: Everett Katigbak @typochondriac is a creative director and filmmaker who played a key role across the most iconic brands in tech: Anthropic, Stripe, Facebook, and Pinterest. In our in-depth conversation at his beautiful San Francisco home, we discuss: › Everett’s golden thread: how a non-linear career path is actually a gut-led radar for the future › Communication over Marketing: Why renaming your team changes the meaning of the work you do › The Analog Research Lab: Bringing letterpress and screen printing into a sea of engineers › Intimacy at Scale: How storytelling transforms infrastructure companies into human brands › The role of “Cultural Sleuth”: Finding the unseen narratives that only a brand can own › Why he moved to San Francisco for cultural density, not just a job › Honoring the unseen pioneers who planted the seeds for modern tech Powered by our sponsors: @vercel @framer @profound @cursor_ai youtu.be/K-9ZeyFK4is
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I've been lucky. Every early-stage company I've joined has had great people, genuine culture, and enough weirdness tolerance to keep me around.
What do Anthropic, Pinterest, Stripe and Facebook all have in common? Why are these companies so vivid in the minds of consumers and builders alike? A: @typochondriac – the mysterious hand behind some of tech’s most iconic brands and touchstones The @firstofkind season finale:
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