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somewhere in Tokyo by joopy

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ileftmyheartintokyo · 7 years

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somewhere in Paris by joopy

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VIETNAM 2017, Jin Chu

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lucreziacosso · 7 years

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Olive trees and sheeps • Apulia, Italy

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janus-borne · 7 years

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VIETNAM 2017 by Jin Chu

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vm4vm0 · 2 years

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In Full Bloom (dir. Maegan Houang) from Maegan Houang on Vimeo.

A project by VSCO Voices starring Kieu Chinh

Write-up in Short of the Week: shortoftheweek.com/2019/06/26/in-full-bloom/

Intriguing Female Characters Highlight these 8 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Shorts: io9.gizmodo.com/intriguing-female-characters-highlight-these-8-new-sci-1836894263

Featured in No Budge: nobudge.com/main/in-full-bloom

Interview in Directors' Notes: directorsnotes.com/2019/06/27/maegan-houang-in-full-bloom/

Featured in First Showing: firstshowing.net/2019/watch-maegan-houangs-surrealist-fairytale-short-film-in-full-bloom/

Featured in Film Shortage: filmshortage.com/shorts/in-full-bloom/

OFFICIAL SELECTION: 2019 Atlanta Film Festival 2019 LAAPFF 2019 CAAMFest Runner up AT&T 2019 Film Awards Futuristic Category 2019 Twister Alley Film Festival 2019 Breakthroughs Film Festival 2019 Oak Cliff Film Festival Best Fiction Film 2019 Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival 2019 42nd Asian American International Film Festival 2019 Traverse City Film Festival 2019 Hollyshorts Film Festival 2019 Horrible Imaginings Film Festival 2019 DC Shorts Film Festival 2019 Sao Paulo International Short Film Festival 2019 Sidewalk Film Festival 2019 New Orleans Film Festival 2019 Fantastic Fest 2019 Indie Memphis 2019 Nitehawk Film Festival 2019 San Diego Asian American Film Festival 2020 London Short Film Festival 2020 MoPop SFFSFF For more information about screenings go here: ifbfilm.com/screenings

Director: Maegan Houang (maegahouang.com) Producer: John J. Lozada, Vanessa Elliott Cinematographer: Christopher Ripley (christopherripley.com) Production Designer: Emmy Eves Editor: Gus Spelman Stop Motion Animator: Jason Whetzell VFX Supervisor: Matthew Waukhonen Score: Robert Ouyang Rusli Sound Design: Grant Meuers Costume Design: Anne Valiant Casting by: Liz Lewis Casting Partners Cecile's Husband: Long Dinh Co-Producer: David Miller, Adele Pham Hair & Make-up: Kelly Park Assistant Director: Ted Keffer Gaffer: Jake Kaster 1st AC: Megan Johnson, Kyle Frank, Shaw Fisher 2nd AC: Isue Shin Still Photographers: Michelle Tsaikaros, Taylor Johnson Art Director: Teagan Morin Set Decorator: Megan Bartley-Matthews Set Dresser: Jamie Kim Prop Master: Cynthia Wu Pupper Flower: Josh Spooner Storyboard Artist: Joy Sun Art Coordinator: Alyssa Forstmann Art PA: Zoe Baxter, Elijah Beckner, Leah Khambata, Ruby Lanet, Pernell Langhorne, Ben Mendina SPFX Coordinator: Michael Valenzuela FX Foreman: Chip Mefford FX Technician: Richard Valenzuela Title Design: Tiffany Liang Music Supervisor: Dylan Bostick Visual Effects Artists: Sevan Najarian, Matthew Waukhonen, Austin Piko Color: Christopher Ripley Truck Drivers: Marc Kaplan, Harry Kemp Key Grip: Marlon O'Brien, Andrew Robes, Anthony Christ, Sean Hunt BBE: Ryan Johnson, Mohamed Samra Swing Grip: Barrie Brown, Noah Sellman, Andrew McWilliams PA: Josh Gordon, Genki Hall, Taylor Johnston, Brooke Kushwaha, Josh Palmer, Charlotte Rand

Production Company: Imposter Executive Producer: Alex Brinkman, Avtar Khalsa Head of Production: Alexis Celic

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the---unbreakable · 6 years

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Blog #3 - Fan Ho: Street Photographer Prodigy

One thing that really interested me about street photography was the documentary style of taking photographs. Many of the images you take might not be interesting now, but in 20 years’ time…

In the 21st century, everything is all about speed. Photographers get reach through social media sites like Instagram and VSCO, where you only a have a few milliseconds to capture the attention of your audience. Fan Ho’s photographs take place in a time where people analyzed photographs for their composition, meaning, and emotion; nothing like today’s candy-colored heavy-photoshopped images that are product of our current click-bait society.

Art today has no soul.

Fan Ho was an Asian American photographer famous for his street photography of 50s and 60s Hong Kong. Born in Shanghai on October 8, 1937, he immigrated into Hong Kong at an early age and started taking photographs with his father’s Rolleiflex of random people and street scenes, fascinated by the individual lifestyles of people in urban life.

Like many other famous photographers of his time such as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Garry Winogrand, Fan Ho was known to be meticulous with his photographs and go back to spots multiple times in order to get the perfect shot.

In 1961, Fan Ho advanced his career from photography to cinematography by joining the Shaw Brothers in 1961, assisting and even acting in many of the films directed by Shaw. At this time he started getting noticed by many for his work, especially for a series of independent short films he produced in the early 1960s. By 1969, he decided to leave the Shaw Brothers as he felt that he had fallen into a creative rut working with Shaw’s revenue driven formula.

In 1979, Fan Ho and his family emigrated into the U.S. to seek better education for his children. Retiring in cinema in 1995, Fan Ho went back to his photography roots, publishing his favorite works that he had taken of Hong Kong when he was younger.

Fan Ho passed away peacefully on June 19, 2016, leaving a legacy in the award-winning street photographs and visual work. While most photographs at the time document the white European culture and society, Fan Ho was one of few that captured purely Asia. His photographs provide a large visual insight of what Hong Kong was like in the 20th century, within a small fragment of Asian history.

- Paul

https://www.thepottinger.com/en/about-us/the-story-of-fan-ho/

http://monovisions.com/fan-ho/

http://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/people.asp?id=2244

https://fanho-forgetmenot.com/

https://petapixel.com/2016/06/21/photographer-fan-ho-dies-age-84/

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ileftmyheartintokyo · 7 years

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somewhere in Kanazawa by joopy

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bucklings · 7 years

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GV by joopy

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