Hungry to be heard, a group of Asian American artists build a platform for their voice and their community.

Featuring the artists and music of Far*East Movement and Nemo.

Screening History (beginning with most recent)

11/11/06 – Reel Slug Film Fest (LA)
Los Angeles, CA – Echo Park Film Center

10/25/06, 10/28/06 – Louis Vuitton Hawaii International Film Festival
Honolulu, HI – Regal Dole Cannery Stadium 18
“DisORIENTation” Shorts Program

5/9/06 – 3rd Annual Asian American Association Film Festival
Davis, CA – University of California, Davis

4/29/06 – Korean Student Association Culture Show
Berkeley, CA – University of California, Berkeley

4/14/06 – Current TV
Greenlit for broadcast on Current TV network – VC2 Top Contender

3/17/06 – San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
San Francisco, CA – Kabuki 8 Theatres
Opened for feature documentary, NO SLEEP TIL SHANGHAI

2/19/06 – DisOrient Asian American Film Festival
Eugene, OR – Lane County Fairgrounds
“Rebels and Growing Pains” Program

2/8/06 – San Francisco Korean American Film Festival
San Francisco, CA – August Coppola Theatre
“Korean American Media Arts” Program

11/3/05 – Korean School
Monterey, CA – Defense Language Institute

10/3/05 – Asian Pacific Student Alliance meeting
San Diego, CA – San Diego State University

9/29/05, 10/2/05 – San Diego Asian Film Festival
San Diego, CA – UltraStar AZN/Cox Theatre 6, Brickstone Salon @ Doubletree Hotel
“Urban Legends” Program

5/26/05 – “Raising May: An Asian American Showcase”
La Jolla, CA – Porter’s Pub / University of California, San Diego

5/25/05 – Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Santa Cruz, CA – University of California, Santa Cruz
Keynote Event @ UCSC

5/15/05 – 1st Annual AA/PI “Video Slam”
Santa Cruz, CA – University of California, Santa Cruz

5/3/05 – VC FilmFest: The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
Los Angeles, CA – Aratani/Japan America Theatre
“VC Digital Posse: Class of 05″ aka “Armed With a Camera” Program

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A Visual Communications Production in association with PEACHiES.net for ARMED WITH A CAMERA 2005.

Major funding for this program was generously provided by the California Community Foundation, Workplace Hollywood, and ABC Entertainment.