“Excuse My Accent” is a hard driving rally cry for human rights and shines a spotlight on the immigrant experience in America. Performed by Drei Ros, Sharlene& Rob Young, the song delivers a message of truth, struggle, and hope. 
Richard Stan brought the “Excuse My Accent" song to life by directing, shooting and editing the music video. With over 60 actors, International award winning producer Tian Liu coordinated the heart pulling production.

Excuse My Accent

The music inspired short film follows a young girl as she looks in awe at today's ills, the viewer is able to equally grapple with the emotion of our current climate.

Mariah Bahe is a six-time national champion with her sights set on competing in the Olympic Games. The only girl amongst four brothers, she was born and raised on Navajo Nation in Chinle, Arizona. Growing up, Mariah watched her father train her siblings to succeed in and out of the boxing ring while longing for her own chance to compete with the hopes of becoming the first female Native American to represetnt Team USA in boxing for The Olympic Games.

Mariah: A Boxer's Dream

Mariah Bahe is a six time National Boxing Champion and teenage girl living on The Navajo Nation fighting her way against all odds, racism, and sexism to make history and become the first female Navajo boxer to gain an Olympic title.

Not Just a Name explores and highlights the trials and tribulations of African Americans with cultural and unique sounding names. It follows the stories of Shiquita Williams, Fulani Bahati, Naauh'Mocquaii Robinson-Jones and writer/director De'Onna Young-Stephens as they deal with micro-aggressions and the painful and triumphant origin of their identity as conveyed through their names.

Not Just a Name

Not Just a Name explores the stigma and racial bias experienced by African-Americans with unique sounding names as well as the historical origin of these names.

Shangdrok means northern nomads in Tibetan language. Through this film, we could stand closely by the side and capture the moments how Tibetan people cherish their traditions and nomadic lifestyle, however losing them gradually at the same time.

Shangdrok

Shangdrok means northern nomads in Tibetan language. When they are gradually away from nomadic life…

"The Moon in the Water" was created as a part of the annunal autumn concert series from Seoul National University Department of Korean Music in the COVID19 era. The individual members of the string quartet and the Gayageum player each prepared without contact, using only the recordings. The final performance was filmed individually as well, and the five recordings were edited together.

The Moon in the Water

"The Moon in the Water" was created as a part of the annunal autumn concert series from Seoul National University Department of Korean Music in the COVID19 era. The individual members of the string quartet and the Gayageum player each prepared without contact, using only the recordings.

THE ROAD TO JUSTICE follows two groups on a civil rights tour through the American South as they reckon with our painful history of racial injustice. The first, a group of predominantly Black middle school students from Chicago, and the second, a group of older Americans who lived through the 1960's Civil Rights era. They come face to face with the leaders and everyday heroes whose courage and perseverance paved the way for future generations.

The Road to Justice

Two groups of travelers tour the American South and come face to face with the living history of the civil rights movement.

A dreamy non-binary artist, Rich, reflects on growth, community, and the mercurial seasons of self blessing in the heart of West Philly.
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of self-blessing

A dreamy non-binary artist, Rich, reflects on growth, community, and the mercurial seasons of self blessing in the heart of West Philly.

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