Archive for October, 2010

For anyone in the San Francisco Bay area, you might wanna head to Stanford University tomorrow (October 29th) for a screening of short films that include two Asian-American

The San Diego Asian Film Festival was such a great event and one of the films screened there that got our attention was a documentary film about 1st Lt.

Floating Lives, Directed by Nguyen Quang Binh, starring Dustin Nguyen & Do Thi Hai Yen One of the great things about being in the film capital of the world

Idea on Wednesday, filmed on Saturday and finished in a week. Starring Craig Avera and Jessica Perrault with feet and choreography provide but the very talented dancer Minn

Part 5 of our interview with Ian is all about his character Simon Lee and episode #6, Monday, October 25th, which will focus on the background of his

We were and still are huge fans of the TV Series Surface and Day Break. Both ended way too soon and just when secrets were starting to be

What does it mean to be Asian-American in Hollywood and how has the industry been changing? We gave Ian two questions to get his perspective about being in

Some actors just seem to be born with the acting/singing bug. Take Ashely for example. She started singing at the age of 2 when most of us could

Not everyone starts out with the acting bug and Ian's journey to acting and stardom is a very interesting

We wrote a review for the film way back in August on IMDB but never posted it here. Since people will have another chance to see the film

It seems the week is shaping up as Asian-American film festival week since there is a festival on the east coast as well. Those who can't be on

For those of you in California come experience the 11th annual San Diego Asian Film Festival. This film festival will have over 120 film premieres from all around

When we prepared for our interview with Ian, it was impossible to find out anything about him growing up in Minnesota...well now we don't have to search because

Zero might admit that his MTV series Silent Library is where most people recognize him, but like many, his real passion is not what he is best known

We wish there were soooooooo many Asian-American films out there that we could be changing our banner everyday to support them. That day will come! In the meantime

We are always poking around the Asian-American film industry and we find so many gems that otherwise might be overlooked. Recently we told you about a funny short

For those of you in Los Angeles, don't miss the Screamfest at Mann's Chinese Theater where tomorrow night you can see Frank Lin's film Hysteria. It’s a story

David Kim's short film Hello is a perfect example of why it's sad short films are not money making endeavors and don't get more opportunities for people to

As readers are aware, we are delving into the English language world of Asian actors, actresses, writers, directors, producers ect...and we want to draw your attention north to