Similar to many other industries, the film industry has historically been dominated by not only white, but also male voices. Asian American female narratives and voices are often silenced and it’s clear that representation matters both in front of and behind the camera. What obstacles does being an Asian American female filmmaker create in a predominantly white and male film industry? Join us in conversation with three Asian American female filmmakers, ManSee Kong, Ursula Liang & Theresa Loong, as we discuss how their race and gender intersect to inform their work and address their challenges working in the film business. 
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This event will open a summer youth series in which we will hold screenings of all three filmmakers' films at 26 Mott St. Each screening will be followed by a Q&A; session facilitated by a Chinatown youth. 
This event will prioritize youth attendees, but also welcomes the public. 
*Note that this W.O.W program is fully W.O.W intern run!