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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 20 MIN

Viva Verdi! & Ai Weiwei's Turandot Producer Christine La Monte Interview: Insights to the industry and creating important documentaries

from Scene This · host Michael Ornelas, Erica McMullen and Adrian Cedeno

In this engaging conversation, Mike Ornelas interviews Christine La Monte, a writer and producer of now Oscar Nominated documentary for Best Song, Viva Verdi! They explore her fascinating journey in the film industry, her latest documentaries focusing on opera, and her experiences working with renowned artists like Ai Weiwei. Christine shares insights into her career evolution, the creative process behind her documentaries, and the importance of storytelling in film. She also offers valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers and recommends some underrated films worth watching.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Christine La Monte00:54 Christine's Journey in the Film Industry09:01 Exploring Ai Weiwei's Influence11:49 The Approach to Writing a Documentary14:52 Navigating the Film Industry17:10 Advice to Those Entering the Industry18:06 Recommendations and Closing ThoughtsWebsite, Socials, Merch, Podcast, & More!

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