Heavens: The Boy and His Robot, with Writer/Director Rich Ho
About this episode
Rich Ho discusses his film 'Heavens: The Boy and His Robot' and the journey of storytelling and personal growth.
Another great conversation from the Cinequest Film Festival! Rich Ho spent the past 13 years making his movie "Heavens: The Boy and His Robot," a coming of age story centered on bravery, community, and dedication, set in sci-fi world. He talks to us about story telling and how he learned to overcome personal fear and dedicate himself to a project. The making of this film is a story of goals, follow through, and Rich's relationship with his children. Please visit www.CHIRLA.org to support the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, our highlighted charity for the month of March.
People in this episode
Guest: Rich Ho
Topics covered
- film making
- storytelling
- personal growth
- sci-fi
- community
- parenting
Keywords
- Heavens
- Rich Ho
- Cinequest
- film making
- sci-fi
- community
- parenting
- storytelling
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights
Books & works: Heavens: The Boy and His Robot
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