WORK PORTFOLIO
WORK PORTFOLIO
The Man Who Plays With Fire, dir. Chris Ohlson
Role: Editor
NOWNESS, New Hampshire Film Festival
Chinatown Shopping, Think!Chinatown
Role: Producer, videographer, editor
Artist Spotlight: Family Amnesia by Betty Yu, Magnum Foundation
Role: Editor
Originally presented at Photoville 2023
Ming Fay and EPOXY, Think!Chinatown
Role: Editor
Exhibited at: Brooklyn Museum of Art, WhiteBox Harlem, 398 Community Art Space
East Side Riders, 37 Laines
Role: Editor, colorist, motion graphics
Rocking the Boat, Think!Chinatown
Role: Story producer
Everyday Chinatown with Artist: Xinmei Liu, Think!Chinatown
Role: Animator/editor
Everyday Chinatown with Artist: Hui Ma, Think!Chinatown
Role: Animator/editor
Everyday Chinatown with Artist: Lily Lam, Think!Chinatown
Role: Animator/editor
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
RENDERING REAL: Explorations of Asian American and Asian Diasporic Archives
Asian American International Film Festival’s New Media program (2022)
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
Super 8 experiments
Pritzker Prize winner Alvaro Siza’s works in Matosinhos, Portugal
Super 8 experiments
Carlota the cat, who lives in Carmo Convent
Super 8 experiments
Douro Valley experienced through boat, train, car, and foot
Super 8 experiments
Buildings around Central Park
Super 8 experiments
Kids fishing in Turtle Pond
Super 8 experiments
Walk through Central Park
Snow (excerpt)
A phone conversation between my mom and I about snow reveals stories about her family’s immigration path
Kopi
My Singaporean family tries to explain to me, their American relative, the different varieties of kopi
From Flower to Flower
The fever dream that was spring March 2020
Printmaking with Tamar Etingen
Profile of artist Tamar Etingen, who finds beauty in everyday or discarded items
Urban Meditation
Layering audio recordings from different modes of transportation – car, bus, foot traffic – to create an audio-visual experience that is built like the layered ramps and freeways of the American landscape
Street Solo by Chance
Activating a sliver of road that is never used. Deriving from Merce Cunningham’s chance operations, the dancer develops movement phrases triggered by a particular action in their urban environment — a vehicle passes on the right versus left, a red car comes through, a truck rumbles by