Grace Zhang is a filmmaker based in Brooklyn NY.
They have worked as a director, director of photography, producer, and editor on narrative and documentary short films, features, and music videos.
Their short films DOG STORY and SNAKESKIN have screened internationally, including at the San Diego Asian Film Festival, DisOrient Asian American Film Festival, NOWNESS China, and CINEMQ Shanghai.
Most of their work revolves around and wouldn’t exist without the help of their queer Asian-American family.
Grace received a BFA in Film/Video from Pratt Institute and believes in filmmaking as a way to break binaries and imagine more equitable futures for queer people of color.
They co-founded the production company Ozu Was Right.
CV available upon request.
They have worked as a director, director of photography, producer, and editor on narrative and documentary short films, features, and music videos.
Their short films DOG STORY and SNAKESKIN have screened internationally, including at the San Diego Asian Film Festival, DisOrient Asian American Film Festival, NOWNESS China, and CINEMQ Shanghai.
Most of their work revolves around and wouldn’t exist without the help of their queer Asian-American family.
Grace received a BFA in Film/Video from Pratt Institute and believes in filmmaking as a way to break binaries and imagine more equitable futures for queer people of color.
They co-founded the production company Ozu Was Right.
CV available upon request.
Photo by Adonis Fuentes