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GLORIA[Completed] This short film tells the story of an older Asian-American woman, who deals with memory loss. She harnesses her love of learning and desire to connect with her vibrant community. For more information, visit the website, Seed & Spark, and Instagram.
Writer & Director: Kim Blanck Credit: Associate Producer |
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WHAT'S NEXT FOR ME?[Publicly Released] Growing up, Millennials were told that there was a formula for success--you get good grades, so you can go to college, get a good job, get married, buy a house, have kids, and live happily ever after. However, as we continue to go through our lives, we learn that it's not all black and white. We face anxiety, self-doubt, personal struggles, and our own definition of "success."
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AMERICANO[Limited Release] Omar's future is jeopardized when he has to deal with the hardships of living in the streets as an undocumented, gay teenager, after his mother and only source of support is deported to Honduras. Getting accepted into a prestigious university intensifies his willingness to persist through the challenges that being alone in this country imposes.
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LETTERS FROM OUR ELDERS[Limited Release] This documentary film investigates real people's stories who are affected significantly by modern day immigration issues.
Director: Aaron Freeder Credit: Producer A BuenPaso Collective Production |
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CHANGE & GROWTH[Completed] This film started as a class project. My professor challenged everyone to take the next step in implementing our personal manifestos for our lives. I decided to make a video to push my candid creativity and create conversation with others. To read my whole project description, click here.
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THE GIRL WITH THE VIDEO CAMERA[Completed] An experimental film in response to Man with a Movie Camera by Dziga Vertov
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NO PERMISSION GIVEN[Completed] A documentary on graffiti art in North Park, San Diego. Interview with Jason Gould, the owner of Visual
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CANDY EGO[Completed] This sci-fi noir comedy set in a city known for its biotech hubs, military zones, and techno-shamanistic cults. The plot centers around two temporary researchers and an ensemble cast of characters as they navigate the paranoid underpinnings of their sun-sparkled world. All is not quite as it seems, relationships are tested, and perverse humor unravels the city’s "No Bad Days" motto. For more information, visit the Kickstarter and Instagram page.
Directors: Ash Smith & Kim-Ahn Schreiber Credit: Producer, Assistant Director Press: San Diego City Beat, AQNB, Modern Luxury, The Director List |