Nick Ut
Vietnamese-American photographer
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Sep 21, 2026
541 - Was Grinding As A PA For 20 Years Worth It For This Vietnamese-American Screenwriter? - Nick Huynh
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Nick HuynhGUEST
I mean, I kind of started my film journey there, just being like, well, theater was fun, but I really loved movies, but I just never knew, like, how would you have a career in the film business if you didn't live in New York or Los Angeles? Right.

Nick HuynhGUEST
I fell in love with it when I, uh, I was able to go to a, at the time it was a summer, um, like workshop intensive in New York with the New York film Academy.

Nick HuynhGUEST
Um, and I think they had like a, I think it was like something like a six week program.

Nick HuynhGUEST
I'm not sure if it was that long or maybe like just a few weeks, but, um, it was in my sophomore year of college.

Nick HuynhGUEST
college when we had a summer break where I went up there and was like and they just kind of put you through this intensive program where I was like oh you can do this for a living like you can stay up till like three in the morning trying to edit your shitty like short film that you don't know how to put together and but you get, you can make a living doing this.
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