About Li-Wei Chu

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Li-Wei Chu is an intern at Raindance London, and is currently studying Cinema and Digital Media at UC Davis and Film Production at Queen Mary, University of London. Originally from Diamond Bar, California, he enjoys volunteering for the Miskatonic Institute and various film festivals around London.

Li-Wei is obsessed with horror films (especially the ones that give him nightmares), films from East Asia, and really any film that makes you go 'hmmmm'. He loves talking about film and indie music with others, so be sure to drop him a line if you want to chat.

Favorite films: The Babadook (2014), Evil Dead (1981), Eat Drink Man Woman (1994), Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010)

He misses sunny weather, but enjoys being in the big city.

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What To Wear To The 2018 Filmmaker’s Ball

What To Wear To The 2018 Filmmaker’s Ball

by | 16 April, 2018 | In Our Opinion

Are you excited to attend our annual Independent Filmmakers Ball this Wednesday, but aren’t sure what to wear? Remember the theme of the night: tiki. For your outfit, take some cues from the Pacific islands–think warm, lively, and festive. When in doubt,...
6 Tense, Quiet Moments in Film

6 Tense, Quiet Moments in Film

by | 13 April, 2018 | Film History, In Our Opinion

………!!!!! Silence is unnerving, unnatural, and uncomfortable, which means that it’s the perfect tool for a filmmaker to build atmosphere. Whenever a film becomes suspiciously quiet, the viewer immediately knows that something frightening is...