September 12, 2016
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In August of 2016, Jubilee Project hosted its 4th fellowship program inviting 12 filmmakers to live together and produce a short film in 2 weeks. They produced 3 short films to tell real stories of real people. Learn more here
"To The Girl I Was"
We asked a group of women to share with us their life experiences and answer one question: “If you could tell your younger self anything, what would you say to her?”
In “To the Girl I Was,” these women reflect on their pasts and remind us of the strength that comes from overcoming hardships and rising to the challenges we face in life.
| SHARE YOUR MESSAGE |
To all the young girls and women who are watching this—what would you tell your younger self? Share your thoughts with us on social media @JubileeProject using #DearYoungerSelf!
| CREW |
Director: Thi Ho
Producer: Serena Wong
Executive Producer: Joshua Jackson, Taylor Matsunaga, Jason Y. Lee, Jubilee Project
Director of Photography: RJ Siu
Writer: Lucia Ruan
Gaffer: Brian M Tang
Sound: Lucia Ruan, Joshua Jackson
1st AD: Serena Wong
Production Assistants: Jenine Pastores, Brian M Tang
Editor: RJ Siu
Location: YouTube Space LA
| CAST |
Kelly Leon Guerrero, Miki Michelle, Raechel Wong, Jasmine Karapetyan, Rachel Nguyen
Special Thanks: Jason Y. Lee, Taylor Matsunaga, Dorothy Xiao, Daniel Potter Kim, Malika Smith, Palm Sirichanya, Megan Clancy, Bridgette Lateice, Breeanna Judy, Lushia Anson, Angelina Folino, Jean Rheem, Eleanor Cho, Jubilee Project Fellowship Class of 2016
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