In the latest installment of our ongoing series of filmmaker profiles, we chat with award-winning filmmaker Bao Nguyen about his short documentary A TREE FALLS IN THE FOREST, about New York City Chinatown and the lingering effects of 9/11.

Hey youth filmmakers! The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival is seeking new works produced and/or directed by middle-school and senior high school-aged filmmakers of Asian Pacific descent for its popular Youth Media program. Find out all about it here…

Got what it takes to help make the 2012 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival a rousing success? Then become part of the team by applying for one of the many seasonal positions now available. Job descriptions and guidelines can be found by clicking on the link. (Photo: Steven Lam)

Visual Communications is excited to announce a brand-new artist support initiative for the 2012 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival: the first-ever Conference for Creative Content (C3) Project Market, which seeks to showcase upcoming projects to industry professionals and funders. Click here to learn more… (Photo: Florante Ibanez)

In the latest installment of our filmmaker profiles, we sit down with Gerry Kim, producer of the multi-award-winning THE HOUSE OF SUH by Iris K. Shim. Gerry talks about the making of the film, and of the challenges in not sensationalizing an already tragic story. (Photo: Jeff Wong)