Crazy Talented Asians & Friends: 3rd Annual Animation Shorts Festival
May 13, 2022
In-Person Tickets: $15/$12 Members/$10 Students
Can't make it in person? This performance will be streamed live for FREE on Flushing Town Hall's YouTube Channel. (RSVP HERE to reveice the streaming link and reminder email!)
All individuals must show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 and matching identification to attend this event. If you are interested in attending this event in person, please read the full COVID Safety Policy carefully before purchasing tickets.
Come join us at this exciting event. You can also show your support by contributing at GoFundMe that is specially set up for the Crazy Talented Asians & Friends events.
LEARN MORE & DONATE TODAY!
Come celebrate APA Heritage Month with our returning production “Crazy Talented Asians & Friends: 3rd Annual Animation Short Films Festival” on Friday, May 13, at 6 PM.
Come watch live some of the selected films and ask questions in person with the panel artists at Flushing Town Hall. Our curated animation short films will wow you with the animators’ creative digital art and storytelling talents. The program is 90 minutes long.
This year’s selected animation shorts, representing the top 3% of the several hundreds of submissions, were chosen by a panel of seasoned professionals for their extraordinary storytelling, art direction, animation, production, and sound design. In addition to their creative visuals and soundtracks, these films present a range of stories and experiences as diverse as the APA community itself. These include, among others:
- Dog Person, is about a daughter
- Hopper’s Day, tells the story of a tiny cricket’s struggle in achieving its dream of bringing water to the thirsty grassland, by Jingqi Zhang.
- In Notice Notes, with the vibrant chili red pepper notice notes, you will never lose a thing, by Winnie Lu.
- Perfect Restaurant, tells the story of a fly wreaking havoc on a family's dinner at a restaurant, by Aiken Chau.
- The Last Stop, is about a lone commuter trapped in a speeding train, by Bervyn Chua.
This year’s selected animation shorts are listed below. The program on May 13th will only screen some of the selected
- “Dijiang’s Tale,” Junyan Liu
- “Dog Person,” Chen-Yi Liu
- “Dream,” Giang Hoàng
- “Fish Head,” Jocelyn Tang
- “Grandmother’s Beautiful Boy,” Lauren Gregorio
- “Hopper’s Day,” Jingqi Zhang
- “In Tandem,” Samar Chen
- “JUNK, “ Rose Kang
- “Notice Notes,” Winnie Lu
- “One Way Ticket,” Jia Ron Li
- “Perfect Restaurant,” Aiken Chau
- “Reconnection,” Rebekah Chew and Tong Xin Zhou
- “Revival,” Diszy Lee
- “Sincereality,” Arufa@
- “The Best Friend,” Clara Chou
- “The Gate,” Kino Jin
- “The Last Stop,” Bervyn Chua
- “Timmy’s Monster,” Agnes Ho
- “Tin Harr Taai Ping,” Chun Hei Mok
- “Unsaid Words,” Stark Xin Zhao
In-Person Tickets: $15/$12 Members/$10 Students
Can't make it in person? This performance will be streamed live for FREE on Flushing Town Hall's YouTube Channel. (RSVP HERE to reveice the streaming link and reminder email!)
All individuals must show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 and matching identification to attend this event. If you are interested in attending this event in person, please read the full COVID Safety Policy carefully before purchasing tickets.
Come join us at this exciting event. You can also show your support by contributing at GoFundMe that is specially set up for the Crazy Talented Asians & Friends events.
LEARN MORE & DONATE TODAY!
Come celebrate APA Heritage Month with our returning production “Crazy Talented Asians & Friends: 3rd Annual Animation Short Films Festival” on Friday, May 13, at 6 PM.
Come watch live some of the selected films and ask questions in person with the panel artists at Flushing Town Hall. Our curated animation short films will wow you with the animators’ creative digital art and storytelling talents. The program is 90 minutes long.
This year’s selected animation shorts, representing the top 3% of the several hundreds of submissions, were chosen by a panel of seasoned professionals for their extraordinary storytelling, art direction, animation, production, and sound design. In addition to their creative visuals and soundtracks, these films present a range of stories and experiences as diverse as the APA community itself. These include, among others:
- Dog Person, is about a daughter
- Hopper’s Day, tells the story of a tiny cricket’s struggle in achieving its dream of bringing water to the thirsty grassland, by Jingqi Zhang.
- In Notice Notes, with the vibrant chili red pepper notice notes, you will never lose a thing, by Winnie Lu.
- Perfect Restaurant, tells the story of a fly wreaking havoc on a family's dinner at a restaurant, by Aiken Chau.
- The Last Stop, is about a lone commuter trapped in a speeding train, by Bervyn Chua.
This year’s selected animation shorts are listed below. The program on May 13th will only screen some of the selected
- “Dijiang’s Tale,” Junyan Liu
- “Dog Person,” Chen-Yi Liu
- “Dream,” Giang Hoàng
- “Fish Head,” Jocelyn Tang
- “Grandmother’s Beautiful Boy,” Lauren Gregorio
- “Hopper’s Day,” Jingqi Zhang
- “In Tandem,” Samar Chen
- “JUNK, “ Rose Kang
- “Notice Notes,” Winnie Lu
- “One Way Ticket,” Jia Ron Li
- “Perfect Restaurant,” Aiken Chau
- “Reconnection,” Rebekah Chew and Tong Xin Zhou
- “Revival,” Diszy Lee
- “Sincereality,” Arufa@
- “The Best Friend,” Clara Chou
- “The Gate,” Kino Jin
- “The Last Stop,” Bervyn Chua
- “Timmy’s Monster,” Agnes Ho
- “Tin Harr Taai Ping,” Chun Hei Mok
- “Unsaid Words,” Stark Xin Zhao
