Within the crowded landscape of Hollywood post-production, one recent credit has turned heads: Eyes in the Trees, a sci-fi thriller starring Anthony Hopkins. As the film’s on-set DIT and dailies colorist, Zhe Song delivered a game-changing solution. The director needed editors to seamlessly toggle between ungraded log footage and color-corrected dailies, across any editing platform. Traditional workflows couldn’t offer that level of flexibility, so Zhe built a custom proxy system that enables one-click switching, regardless of the software.
Jingyi Li (sometimes known as Aurora Li) cares little for labels. The only thing that is important is telling the story in a manner so captivating, so believable, that the common day concerns of the audience falls away as they become encased in the worlds which Ms. Li has facilitated.
Filmmaker Michael Yu was pleasantly surprised when British pop artist archie greenlit his music video concept about falling in love with a thief. Fast forward a year and Yu has crafted a trilogy of music videos for the artist—set within a world they’re calling the “archieverse.”
Kimya and Kiyana Ebrahimi are bringing collaboration, creativity, and authenticity within an industry that has always focused on perfection and competition. As sisters and digital content creators, they have combined their talents to build an elevated presence across TikTok, where their joint following is 1M+.
However, Savanna La Selva built her acting career by going against the grain. She didn’t step into the performance arena until age 16. Even then, the actress didn’t have formal training. But La Selva didn’t let that sentiment derail her dreams.
In a recent U.S.-based short film exploring female autonomy, visual designer Hongyi Liu constructed an entire emotional arc around one powerful element: the color red. Using DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, and AI-generated imagery, Liu designed the visual system for Women in Red (2025), a highly stylized narrative about a woman’s escape from oppression.
The Summit isn’t chasing stardom; they’re building a legacy. Since bursting onto the scene in 2017, the six-piece rock outfit has proven they have the chops and the stamina to hang with legends. Their big break? A personal invite from ZZ Top to join their Tonnage Tour.
Art Director, Juan Pablo Figueroa Casas, believes that while technology might have changed the world of audiovisual media, the heart of storytelling remains the same.
Weijun Chen, a composer who blends the worlds of classical music with contemporary cinematic soundscapes. Chen was born and raised in Shanghai during the transformative era of the 1990s. His musical foundations were uniquely shaped by classical western music and the pop culture of Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Vangeline Theater / New York Butoh Institute, in collaboration with The Brick, will present the ninth annual Queer Butoh from Wednesday, June 25 - Saturday, June 28, 2025 at 8pm at The Brick Theater, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn. Tickets start at $25 and are available for purchase here.
Internationally acclaimed drummer Yulong Huang appeared as a featured guest artist and judge at the 'Concert Star International Music Competition' (Carnegie Hall Finalist LA Regional).
On May 23, 2025, the “Concert Star International Music Competition” (Los Angeles Regional Finals of the Carnegie Hall Grand Finals), jointly organized by the International Classical Music Alliance (ICMA) and Concert Star LLC, was successfully held at the Curtis Theatre in California.
The global rise of Chinese classical musicians reflects the country’s deep-rooted musical heritage. In the United States, the presence of distinguished artists from China, such as pianist Xiyu Deng, speaks to the richness of this tradition and its growing international influence. Deng has established herself not only as a celebrated performer but also as a respected academic, contributing meaningfully to both concert stages and classrooms.
From the bustling streets of Manila to the bright lights of Broadway, Kat Ibasco’s story is one of determination, resilience, and artistry. Today, she’s a costume designer pushing the visual language of theatre and film, however, her journey to creative fulfillment has been anything but easy.
In a bold moment of creative crossover, Blood/Love became the first theatrical production in history to debut at the Cannes Film Festival—an event long revered for celebrating global cinema. On Saturday, May 17, at the Villa des Étoiles, just steps from the iconic Carlton Hotel, the production broke new ground with a one-night-only immersive launch that brought the pulse of Broadway to the Croisette.
ollowing scheduled releases or screenings in France, Japan, Italy, and Romania, the film continues to attract strong international attention. Its widespread appeal, combining artistic value with cultural depth, is closely tied to the efforts of Yuedong Liu, a leading figure in global film distribution. Through precise market insights and innovative strategies, Liu has not only propelled Caught by the Tides onto the global stage but also secured its recognition at major domestic and international film festivals, making it a benchmark case in the successful overseas promotion of Chinese cinema.
Rebel Without a Cause. Quadrophenia. The Breakfast Club. Each generation has its own identity for teenage rebellion and angst but what does it sound like? We’re not talking about the soundtrack but rather the actual sound of this turbulent age in a film. Olivia Lige Wuri knows.
Independent pop artist BOSAYA is reshaping the very act of listening, turning each song into a portal where sound becomes a full-body, full-spirit encounter. Her latest single, 'AYA,' has already charted across Europe and drawn in over one million views on YouTube. But this isn’t just a breakout moment; it’s a sign that BOSAYA is building a world where ancient spirit and futuristic sound can exist in harmony.
Jamie Alimorad has always had music in his blood. With a deep-rooted love for melody and storytelling, he brings infectious optimism to every note he sings. His journey from childhood music lover to award-winning singer-songwriter reflects his passion, perseverance, and the meaningful power of music.
For Roman Shabanov, disco is a cultural movement, a way of life, and a story still being written. Shabanov dedicated over two decades to elevate disco dance, from underground flair to a global stage, as a well-known coach, judge, and performer
