Press

FILM INQUIRY, 2024

Top 10 Screenwriters to Watch in 2024, Golden Script

Top 25 Screenwriters to Watch in 2024, ISA

Script Magazine – Writers “of a certain age”, February 20, 2024

HONEY by RECKON, October 13, 2023

Are We In A Renaissance for Representation in Horror?

THE BIG PICTURE, August 23, 2023

Thuc, Oliver Stone, Brian De Palma and others on “Vietnam Vogue” and filmmaking/film history when it comes to Vietnamese/Vietnamese American characterization:

Thuc’s Esquire Magazine article “Those 5 Words” is discussed.

Thank you to Brian Raftery, Bill Simmons and team!

Thuc is a translator for The Academy Award nominated “Last Days in Vietnam” by Rory Kennedy



Sundance Film Festival has Thuc back for #Sundance2021







Thuc is pictured bottom right (just above). Click on the Vietcetera image to read more.

USA Today – Print edition, March 26, 2023

Thuc is pictured center:

BBC WORLD SERVICE, March 17, 2023

Thuc and her parents talk about being Vietnamese American boat people refugees in the US & Ke Huy Quan’s Oscar win

Thuc is pictured far right, with her parents to her left.

Photo by Faith Donia Shipp Pearson, early 1980s, Kinston, North Carolina:

Voice of America: Thuc speaks about the need for diversity in Mardi Gras

NOLA.com: Thuc Nguyen is the Founder of A Vietnamese American Krewe in Mardi Gras

*Sadly the “parent krewe” and Krewe of Mung Beans were appropriated by people seeking to monetize things for themselves by cosplaying identity for attention – link

New Orleans Times Picayune – Scent of the Delta, the road to production

Clarification: Thuc Doan Nguyen is a 2020 Sundance Institute Inclusion Initiative Fellowship winner, allowing her to attend the 2020 festival in Park City, Utah

Deadline – Scent of the Delta – A Feature Film about Vietnamese American Women

Cinema Femme – Three Women on a Mission – Scent of the Delta

The Roots and Roots Show – Honored to be one of the Asians on this episode

Vietcetera – Vietnamese Women’s Day 2021

The Drill Magazine

The Los Angeles Times – Company Town, June 2021

News 1 – Report on Thuc & AAPI-Representation in Hollywood

Ms. Magazine with The Inclusion Rider

The Hollywood Reporter – #Sundance2021

The Los Angeles Times – Company Town, March 2021

Indiewire’s “Heroines of Cinema”

Creative Screenwriting, with film producers of things you’ve seen & love

Project Yellow Dress

Los Angeles Times’ Diacritics

The Bitch List in The Huffington Post

The Bitch List in Salon

Forbes

The Hollywood Reporter

Women in Hollywood

Digi-Day

Screenwriting Magazine

Killer Shorts – Being a Woman in Horror!

What Defines a Generation? – Thuc Doan Nguyen is trying to figure this out – By Ian Shapira for TheWashington Post

A few awards + grants in the news

Vancouver Asian Film Festival

Thuc’s film poster is featured as the Marquee Month (November) for the Fest’s annual calendar P&A for her short film were funded by The City of Vancouver, Creative British Columbia & Telefilm Canada

Sundance Film Festival 2020 Inclusion Initiative

Thuc’s participation is funded by Netflix, Open Society Foundations, MacArthur Foundation, Rotten Tomatoes +, With support from Times Up Now, Nathan Cummings Foundation

Lynn Shelton Grant

Lynn Shelton’s Of A Certain Age Grant Nominees: 25 Women & Non-Binary Filmmakers to Watch

For more on Thuc, go here





Podcasts

Thuc is a highlighted guest on The Ringer’s The Big Picture

Thuc with Nhi Corcoran & Thu Do on Vietverse

Thuc shoots the sh*t with film producer Jason Lin of The Linsider

Thuc talks with the hosts of Screamwriters

Thuc in conversation with cool folks like Shirley Li from The Atlantic, for They Call Us Bruce

(Phil Yu aka Angry Asian Man & Jeff Yang)




Hosting filmmakers and programmers of The Slamdance Film Festival

Glad to part of this community! Working on stuff for future Slamdances




Please note that #StartWith8Hollywood was created by Thuc Doan Nguyen (*Very strongly not affiliated with the trademarked “#StartWith8”, WOCU/JTC-List or its representatives or any monetization of inclusion/mentoring schemes).

#StartWith8Hollywood is an idea to get people in Hollywood to talk with 8 new Women of Color friends to facilitate discussions across humanity.

#StartWith8HollywoodNorth is a sister initiative by Murry Peeters for the Canadian entertainment industry.

The original “Start With 8” and that hashtag were from the tech industry- a project of Alpha Edison and friends.