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“The Anniversary” by Art Chudabala

CHOPSO interviews the director Art Chudabala on his short The Anniversary now streaming on CHOPSO.  C: What’s Anniversary about?  “The Anniversary” is a psychological thriller about one…

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Digital Marketing Intern (Non-Paid)

Minimum 12 hours per week & 3 month commitment Remote – Los Angeles, CA Are you a recent or soon-to-be graduate interested in building skills…

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Aviatrix: The Baddest Asian American Woman Ever

CHOPSO interviews the director Ed Moy on his feature Aviatrix now streaming on CHOPSO. C: What is Aviatrix is about? Ed: “Aviatrix” is a documentary film about…

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Remembering Elizabeth Sung, Hollywood’s Asian Mom

Late Wednesday night, May 23, 2018, I received a message from my friend Tamlyn Tomita who told me to call her back immediately. She told…

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Asian Pacific Heritage Month: 9066 to 9/11

Dear friends, May is Asian Pacific Heritage Month here in the United States. It’s a month dedicated to remembering the Asian Americans and Pacific Islander…

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Interview with the Filmmaker behind “Tag”

CHOPSO interviews Patrick Green, one of the filmmakers behind the new short film, Tag, which is currently streaming on CHOPSO. C: What was the inspiration behind…

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AfroLife.TV

The digital streaming world is like the Wild West—with new companies popping up every day. This is an exciting time because for the first time…

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Barbara Lee’s “Sing My Song” is Hatchfund and CHOPSO’s Partnership First Success

Canadian filmmaker Barbara Lee successfully raised funds for her documentary “Sing My Song,” marking the first success of the strategic partnership between Hatchfund and CHOPSO….

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CHOPSO: Call for Content from our CEO

Quentin Lee and I started CHOPSO in the hopes of creating a place where English language Asian content could not only live but thrive. Over…

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Is Snake Eyes (from G.I. Joe) Asian?

Growing up there just weren’t a lot of Asians—let alone Asian Americans—on television or in the movies. And when there were, they were very rarely…

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