Film Stylo
A global filmmaking initiative for students aged 13-18
About
Film Stylo was launched amid the coronavirus pandemic as a global filmmaking initiative for students aged 13-18.
Its goal is to promote intercultural empathy through filmmaking by guiding students to use available technology to create a personal short film essay from their homes.
Completed films are added to our ongoing international archive of film documentation by students about their experiences during this historic time.
Interested students can sign up for the guided program here. Teachers can also sign up to be notified as we develop Film Stylo into an ongoing filmmaking exchange program between classrooms around the world.
Featured
Hong Kong
New Haven
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Organizers
Film Stylo is led by Jeremy Hung, a filmmaker from Hong Kong and founder of Babel Film Workshop. It was launched amid his arts residency at Yale University as a Yale-China Arts Fellow and Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in New York (HKETONY) Arts Activator.
The initiative is also supported by experts from different fields, such as children mental wellness and social entrepreneurship.
All Films
Acknowledgements
Babel Film Workshop
Phil Y Chan, Crystal Li, Trishna Mahtani
Children Mental Wellness Consultant
Eunice Yuen, MD, PhD
Chinese Translation
Phil Y Chan, Karen Cheung, ZENG Hong
Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, New York
Joanne Chu, Heidi Liu, Melissa Ng
International Festival of Arts and Ideas
Bobby Asher, Missy Huber
Top Schools
Ruth Benny, Sam Carrington
Yale-China Association
Emily Chew, Jonathan Green, Andrew Junker, Annie Lin, Daniel Loebell, Leslie Stone, David Youtz
Yale Faculty Mentor
Tony Sheldon
Yale School of Drama
Joan Channick
With advice and assistance from
Dudley Andrew, Hannah Lee, Stephanie Wong
