If you’re not familiar with Angry Asian Man, check out his site at www.angryasianman.com.
Don’t worry, he’s not that angry. I hope he’s not mad at me for saying that.
Seriously now, who is Angry Asian Man? Read the rest of this entry »
DC APA Film’s Point of View (P.O.V) Youth Filmmaker Program, where high school students learn about filmmaking, was a tremendous success this year thanks tremendously to Ventana Productions. They hosted the students for six consecutive Saturdays and let them use their cameras, editing, sound and lighting equipment. Ventana Productions is much more than a sponsor to DC APA Film: They’re like our BFF. Read the rest of this entry »
The Radio and Television News Directors Foundation (RTNDF) provides training programs, seminars, scholarship support and research in areas of critical concern to electronic news professionals and their audience. DC APA Film is grateful for RTNDF’s support.
As the educational arm of the Radio-Television News Directors Association, RTNDF offers professional development opportunities for working and aspiring journalists and journalism educators. Read the rest of this entry »
Will the Gecko, Caveman and Kash show up at the 10th Annual DC APA Film Festival?
Well, they could since auto insurance giant GEICO is one of the proud sponsors of our festival. As a non-profit event planned by an unpaid staff of volunteers, the DC APA Film Festival would not exist without the generous support of corporations such as GEICO. Read the rest of this entry »
DC APA Film is thrilled to have Prudential Financial, Inc. once again as a sponsor for our film festival. Prudential is a financial services leader with approximately $580 billion of assets under management in 2009. Prudential is committed to diversity in its workforce and has been listed numerous times in DiversityInc’s “Top 50 Companies for Diversity®” Read the rest of this entry »
DC APA Film is thrilled to team up once again with Giant Robot magazine. From movie stars, musicians, and skate-boarders to toys, technology, and history, Giant Robot covers cool aspects of Asian and Asian-American pop culture.
We dig Giant Robot because they’re one of the first American publications that featured Chow Yun Fat, Jackie Chan and Jet Li years before they were mainstream in America’s movie screens. They also are a long-time supporter and most recently a producer of several Asian American films. Read the rest of this entry »
DC APA Film is proud to announce its partnership with Hyphen magazine for our 10th Annual Film Festival on October 1 to October 10, 2009. Tuesday, October 6 will be “Sponsored by Hyphen Magazine Night” and we will be giving away Hyphen merchandise such as a one-year subscription, t-shirts and issues of the magazine. Read the rest of this entry »