Caravan Convos Ep. 2, "Scout's Honor"
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About this episode
On Episode 2 of Caravan Convos, Geoff interviews special guest Sam Paley! Sam takes us into the world of "Scout's Honor", a short she wrote, produced, and acted in, screening at the festival as part of the "Shorts: Let's Go Crazy" program.
Go to: https://app.mvff.com/film/scouts-honor to learn more and buy tickets!
Follow "Scout's Honor" on Instagram: @scoutshonorfilm Follow Sam Paley on Instagram: @samipaley
Filmed at the 49th Annual Mill Valley Film Festival in Mill Valley, California.
Browse the festival schedule at: mvff.com/browse Contact Us at: caravanconvos@cafilm.org
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- California Film Institute, the YouTube channel of California Film Institute, on 2026-10-04
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