I am a Melbourne based documentary director with a camera and editing background.
My recent work is on the New York Times’ Op-Docs, the ABC and has won multiple awards both locally and around the world. My film was selected to compete at the Iris Prize Festival, which has largest short film prize in the world. I was also nominated for Best Direction for Documentary Short Subject at The ADG Awards.
Op-Docs' Series Producer Lindsay Crouse speaks highly of my work.
“The film is a breathtaking combination of exactly what we’re looking for: a relevant and high-stakes story, intimately told, with a creative stylistic approach. It was a perfect short documentary to present to our global audience.”
I like tackling challenging stories with care and to push the boundaries of what defines a documentary. My work has been described as brave, sensitive, considered and nuanced.
As a queer Asian filmmaker, I understand the nuances of being a part of the Asian diaspora and the LGBTQ+ community. I am multilingual in English, Mandarin and Hakka.