Video
Projects
To me, video is a language.
When words fail to express and emotions have nowhere to rest, I speak through the lens.
The act of filming is a dialogue with myself; every frame is a reflection of my inner state.​
With Lions
-- Short documentary
me worked as
director/producer/editor
In Shamshuipo, Hong Kong, Master Ou Jinming's calloused hand brushes over the lion's fluffy head, and the lion's painted eyes glow with the halo of old times under the tungsten lamp - the lion dance that has accompanied Master Au since he was a child. Outside the window, traffic is still flowing, but the hustle and bustle of this bustling city is frozen at this moment - inside the small martial arts hall, the lion dancers are rewriting the contemporary footnotes of the traditional skills with their sweat amidst the ups and downs of the times.
Trapped
-- 2 mins silent film
me worked as
director/cinematographer/editor
A silent film about a sense of pure anxiety. Using Black&White style and special Ratio Aspect Change to construct a emotional compacted world. Directed by Bella Ye, in the New York Times summer academy.
Remember Us
-- 5 mins short film about friendship
me worked as
co-director/cinematographer/editor
It tells the story of two close friends spending their last day together. The film begins with them lying on the grass, chatting lightly. Until one says, “I have cancer.” Facing the end, they try to preserve their everyday warmth: walking, buying bracelets, choosing a cake, taking photos. Sunshine, laughter, and unease intertwine as they resist the shadow of fate.
In the end, MC awakens to find her friend gone. In the photo, she stands alone. The bracelet and cake remain as proof. She realizes her friend had long departed, what she saw was a grief-born illusion, yet through it, she finds a quiet redemption.
​The wondering thorn bird
-- anti-bullying short film
me worked as
​cinematographer
The story took place around a crucial mock exam period for China’s national college entrance test (Gaokao). A high school girl named Mo Liang (played by Chuxin Liang) took her own life on campus. Soon, police uncovered that her death was connected to bullying by her classmate, Ling Hsu (played by Yuhan Xu). But Mo was an outstanding student; teachers had stepped in to address the bullying, and even in her darkest moments, there was someone who stepped out and cared for her. So what, then, was the final trigger that pushed her over the edge—or was there ever just one?
Did you see me ？
-- A suspense film about bloody vengeance
me worked as
​cinematographer
On the Mid-Autumn Festival night, a couple was killed, and the love dolls left at the scene made the case confused. Their children took the initiative to cooperate with the investigation, and the leading detective was the bully in his college days. As the investigation deepened and more murders occurred, the detective found that the child's real goal was not to escape, but to plan a sick and cruel revenge against him, just to ask for a late "see".