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Winter 2025

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20 W I N T E R 2 0 2 5 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y b y A n n a W i l b o r n C A S Mentoring the next generation is a core building block of the human experi- ence. It's as old as civilization itself. The word "Mentor" comes from ancient Greece, originating in Homer's The Odyssey. Odysseus left his son under the care of a guardian named Mentor, whose job it was to protect and guide him. Sharing our knowledge is fundamental to society, as it advances growth and innovation. In the film world, we know this all too well. The best way to learn our craft isn't typically in a classroom, it's by immersing yourself in the work on set or on the mixing stage. Our world is far too fast, nuanced, and detailed to not have others show you the way. When Mentoring Comes Full Circle Apple TV's Bad Monkey

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