41. Asian CineVision Bill Gee was a fierce advocate of the Asian American media arts, championing emerging film and video makers. His work for ACV brought it to a new level of http://www.asiancinevision.org/press/BILL_GEE_MEMEMORIAL.html

ACV FACT SHEET AAIFF FACT SHEET ASIAN CINE ... '05 BENEFIT SCREENING AND CONCERT: CHUAN YUN LI PRESS RELEASE ARCHIVES: AAIFF '04 PRESS RELEASES AAIFF '03 PRESS RELEASES CORPORATE LOGO RELEASE ... PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release 30 May 2003 ASIAN CINEVISION AND THE ASIAN AMERICAN JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCE PRIZE TO BE AWARDED FOR EXCELLENCE IN MEDIA ARTS JOURNALISM ANNUAL AWARD TO HONOR JOURNALIST AND FORMER ACV EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BILL J. GEE The award honors the memory of Bill J. Gee, journalist and former Executive Director of Asian CineVision, who passed away in March 2003. Gee was the founding editor of CineVue Before he came to ACV in 1984, Bill Gee was a contributor to many Asian American cultural arts journals such as San Francisco's

42. ASIAN POP Channeling Asian America / Six New 24-hour TV Channels Go After The He Or maybe it s because the Asian American media glass has always been Some in the Asian American advertising and media industry praised it as visionary. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/archive/2005/02/02/asiaTV.DTL

43. Classroom Resources Asian American media stereotypes ìThe Illuminated Lanternî. Magazines. Yolk Magazine Giant Robot magazine Filipinas magazine Monolid http://www.csun.edu/~hfaas002/academic/classroom-resources.htm

Jerome Richfield 340 * 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8251 * Office: 818-677-4966 * Fax: 818-677-7094 Home Oral History Project Readings in Asian American Studies Classroom Resources Conducting an Oral History How to Conduct an Oral History Email Getting a CSUN Email Network Account Logging in to access your Email Account Student Guide Computer Labs Everything else about student computer access at CSUN Asian American General Resources Berkeley Asian American Oral History Berkeley's Interactive Chinese American History CET Resources Page: CET Curricula Resources ... CSUN University Library Bibliography and Style Guides - For citation styles. My America: Stanford Beginning Library Research on Asian American Studies The Asian American Cybernauts Page Asian American Community Resources Asian American Resource Web Asian Week newspaper Asian American History and Literature Asian American Cybernauts Page ... Librarian Dan Tsangís Asian American Studies resources Asian American Women Asiang URLs Exoticize My Fist Big Bad Chinese Mama Coalition for Slavery and Trafficking Asian Pacific American Gays and Lesbians Queer Asian Pacific Resources Asian Indian Americans Asian Indian resources Asian Indian webring Little India newspaper Cambodian American Community Cambodian Refugees in America Cambodian American Youth Identity Chinese American Community

44. AAS 345OL - Syllabi/Readings Asian American media Source. Asian Americans are generally absent from mainstream media. There are however a range of local, regional and national Asian http://www.csun.edu/~smr78195/aas345/readings.htm

Readings The primary text for this course is Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture . The majority of the readings will actually consist of internet sources linked to each specific week Updated - August 30, 2005 overview readings grading assignments ... volunteer Primary Text Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture will be available from the Matador Bookstore. You can also find the book at most online bookstores such as amazon.com Asian American Media Source Asian Americans are generally absent from mainstream media. There are however a range of local, regional and national Asian American media sources and by subscribing, you will be learning about contemporary issues as well as supporting these media sources. Subscribtions generally run for one year but are sometimes available for shorter durations. Newspapers Magazines Journals Koream Journal Yolk Amerasia Journal Rafu Shimpo ... Monolid This list is not meant to be exhaustive. There are many more potential publications out there waiting to be discovered. Here are some more websites with links to API media. NewsDirectory.com -

45. Asian American Media An annotated list resources on Asian American media, including newspapers, weeklies, magazines. http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/asianam-media.html

Asian Americans: Media Asian America "The only American television program on Asian issues that is broadcast in English & nationally syndicated on PBS": show listings, summaries, & schedules AsianWeek.com "The Voice of Asian America": features; national & Bay Area news of interest to Asian Americans; games & gadgets; sports; arts & entertainment; opinion BLAST The Irreverent Webzine "with an underlying assumption that Asians & Asian Americans are hip, happenin' people who have something to say" Chinese Community Forum (CCF) Weekly e-journal "dedicated to discussion on issues related to the Chinese community" New California Media Online: Asian "sponsored by Pacific News Service in collaboration with the Chinese American Voter Education Committee," & founded "to raise the visibility of ethnic media as a major information source for California's 17 million ethnic residents" Nikkei View weekly online column about popular culture & politics from [Gil Asakawa's] Japanese American perspective ... [serving as] a bridge to make sense of Japanese for Americans, & vice versa for Japanese"

46. Asian Americans: Culture & The Arts New Asian CineVision, a nonprofit media arts organization dedicated to Asian and Asian American media expression sponsorship of annual Asian American http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/asianam-culture.html

Literature Cinema Popular Culture Asia Pacific Arts Online Magazine UCLA Asia Institute's bi-weekly publication delivering "coverage of the dynamic worlds of Asian and Asian American arts and entertainment," including "film, television, music, literature, art, exhibitions, and festivals" Hsi Lai Temple Home page of the largest Buddhist temple in the Western hemisphere, located in Hacienda Heights, California Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum made in usa: Angel Island Shhh Artist Flo Oy Wong’s "rice-sack flag installation that explores the identity secrets of Chinese immigrants detained and interrogated in the United States" Preliminary Guide to Resources on Asian American Artists at the Archives of American Art Seiwa-en Virtual tour of the largest Japanese garden in North America Literature Anniina's Amy Tan Page Asian American Literature An annotated directory of links developed for a course on Asian American literature by Glynis Carr of Bucknell University Elaine H. Kim's 1985 essay examining Asian American literature "As both social document & a mirror of memory, myth, dreams, & desire"

47. African, Hispanic, And Asian American Media And Entertainment News Ethnic media and entertainment news. Business Politics Civil Rights media/Entertainment Workplace Consumer Housing Healthcare Education http://www.ethnicmajority.com/media_news.htm

Critical Issues Home About Us Site Map Demographics ... Jobs search from diversity-sensitive employers - New! Should media personalities be required to disclose whenever they are paid for advertisements? Click here to send your opinion directly to the people who can make a decision. More Topics News Channels Affirmative Action Business Civil Rights Consumer ... Workplace Media and Entertainment Diversity News View Home About Us Site Map ... Education Questions, comments, feedback? Send email to: Webmastr@EthnicMajority.com Diverse Strategies Inc.

48. InformAsian Media Group, Inc. Experts in Asian American media, IMG offers consulting services for projects specifically targeting the Asian American market. http://www.informasianmedia.com/

InformAsian Media Group is a multi-disciplinary agency focused on the advancement of Asian American media. Through its media outlets, the recently launched ChopBlock.com YOLK Magazine (which recently concluded an historic ten-year run), IMG is at the forefront of establishing Asian Americans as a vital force in the performing arts and creative arts, as well as a positive influence on American pop culture. YOLKshop.com , IMG's e-commerce site, offers an exclusive line of unique Asian American apparel and accessories, including the popular "Got Rice?" products. Experts in Asian American media, IMG offers consulting services for projects specifically targeting the Asian American market. IMG offers full creative services, specializing in print design for editorial and other media-related projects, as well as website design. IMG offers DVD production services, including static and motion menus, as well as package design. Click here to view our reel For more information regarding IMG and its media outlets and services, please feel free to contact us. Mailing address: InformAsian Media Group, Inc., 11751 Mississippi Ave, Suite 150, Los Angeles, CA 90025; phone: 310.268.8080; fax: 310.268.8084; e-mail: info@informasianmedia.com

49. Asian American Net: Asian Organizations Asian media Access. A nonprofit organization dedicated to using media arts as a tool for social betterment and serving Asian American media needs. http://www.asianamerican.net/org_main.html

Home Asia in General Central Asia East Asia ... Who's Who of Asian Americans [The following Asian American organizations are listed under specific nationality/country pages] Arab Organizations Chinese Organizations Hmong Americans Japanese Organizations ... ACCESS: Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services . A human services organization, provides a wide range of social, mental health, educational, artistic, employment, legal and medical services. APEX: Asian Professional Exchange . To serve young Asian American professionals who can explore new career paths, meet peers and leaders. Arizona Asian American Association . To provide an open forum for all Asians where they can express and share their concerns, problems and achievements. Asia Hands . Founded in 1997, Asia Hands is a non profit social networking group for professionals of all ages and nationality who have previously lived and worked in the Asia region. Asia Source . An online resource developed by the Asia Society to meet the need for timely, reliable, unbiased information and assistance regarding the cultural, economic, social, historical, and political dimensions of Asia. Asian Wind . Bridging East and West in Business Technology and Culture. Asian American Arts Alliance , New York: A non-profit service organization dedicated to increasing the support, recognition and appreciation of Asian American arts.

50. The Media Arts Center Staff Robert A. Nakamura is one of the pioneers of Asian American media as well as an influential teacher and mentor since 1970. He is recognized as one of the http://www.janm.org/mediaarts/staff.html

Home Productions Profile Staff Contact John Esaki, Director E-mail: jesaki@janm.org Karen L. Ishizuka, Senior Producer Karen Ishizuka is an award-winning producer and writer who, with Artistic Director Robert A. Nakamura was named among the Top 100 Producers of 1999 by the AV Video Multimedia Producer magazine. Separately and together they have produced over 20 productions that have garnered as many awards, among them such award-winning films as LOOKING LIKE THE ENEMY (1995), SOMETHING STRONG WITHIN (1994), MOVING MEMORIES (1993), CONVERSATIONS: BEFORE THE WAR/AFTER THE WAR (1985), and FOOLS' DANCE (1983). In 1998 they were honored at the Smithsonian Institute by a 25-year retrospection of their work. Formerly the Museum's Senior Curator, she curated the critically-acclaimed exhibit, "America's Concentration Camps: Remembering the Japanese American Experience" which opened at the Japanese American National Museum which has traveled to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, the William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta and will open at the California Historical Society in March 2000. E-mail: kishizuka@janm.org

51. Japanese American National Museum: Hirasaki National Resource Center Publishes Asian American media Reference Guide and a newsletter, Cinevue. Japanese media http//www.asianmediaguide.com/japanese/jm.html http://www.janm.org/nrc/filmres.php

visit events exhibitions learn ... Directory Film and Video Resources Asian Cinevision (ACV) 32 East Broadway 4th Floor New York, NY 10002 212.925.8157 (fax) Bill Gee, Director Promotes Asian American video and film artists by sponsoring exhibitions like "Videoscape" in May and the Asian American International Film Festival in July. Publishes Asian American Media Reference Guide and a newsletter, Cinevue. Japanese Media http://www.asianmediaguide.com/japanese/jm.html National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) http://www.naatanet.org/ 346 Ninth Street 2/F San Francisco, CA 94103 415.863.7428 (fax) Deann Borshay, Executive Director A multicultural arts organization which supports film, video and radio productions by and about Asian/Pacific Americans. The programs are distributed through national public television, public radio, theaters, in the classroom, and in other educational and community settings. Publishes a catalog of Asian American audiovisual materials available for purchase, CrossCurrent Media.

52. During The Course Of The 20th Century, Orientalism Also Began To Play Out In The Orientalism, Asian American Identity, and the Popular media. Flash Gordon During the course of the 20th Century, Orientalism also began to play out in the http://mcel.pacificu.edu/as/students/orientalism/orientalismmedia.html

Orientalism, Asian American Identity, and the Popular Media During the course of the 20 th Century, Orientalism also began to play out in the development of a new technological phenomenon: the motion picture. Throughout the 1900s, Orientalism took a place in motion pictures, providing Hollywood with a vast pool of characterizations, stereotypes, and concepts to draw from. Visual stereotypes of Asians on film get their roots from print. Comic books, in particular, provided a bounty of images and physical characterizations to help readers understand the authors were dealing with a recognizable "other." Asians were portrayed quoting ancestral wisdom or charms/fortune, with buckteeth, slant eyes, giant ears, a bald head, blank/dumb face, and typical Chinese clothing. "Terry and the Pirates" and "Flash Gordon" are pointed to as perhaps the quintessential examples of Orientalism in print. As Sheng-Mei Ma writes, these comic strips "included a supporting cast of "Orientals" in opposition to the American heroes to create tales of adventure." Hero Flash Gordon, according to Ma, mirrored the sort of frustrations Americans experienced during the Depression: an overheated economy, fear of too rapid industrialization, and "phobia of the 'yellow peril.'"

53. + MEDIA COALITION FOR ARTISTS OF COLOR + and Asian American media works reach diverse audiences in Asian American Annual programs include the Asian American International Film Festival, http://65.110.71.154/about.html

About the Media Coalition The Media Coalition of Artist of Color is a vehicle for cooperative and collaborative efforts by media organizations of color based on their shared mission of empowerment and opportunity in film, television, and new media. Media Coalition Organizations: African American Women in Cinema is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to expand, explore and create opportunities for artistic minority women within the entertainment industry through, education, and empowerment. In addition, African American Women in Cinema recognizes, promotes and encourages diversity and cultural exchange by actively seeking out both creative and business collaboration and alliances with any other organizations that share similar goals and ideals. Asian Cinevision (ACV) is a nonprofit media arts organization dedicated to promoting and preserving Asian and Asian American media expressions by helping to develop and support both emerging and experienced Asian American film and video makers and other media artists working in a range of genres and styles; and; helping to ensure that the full spectrum of Asian and Asian American media works reach diverse audiences in Asian American communities and beyond. Annual programs include the Asian American International Film Festival, Asian Cinevisions national film series, National Film Festival Tour, members' screenings and events, workshops and panels in addition to the monthly media coalition networking salon.

54. Welcome To AAARI Online! Asian American media organizations such the National Asian American The distinction between Asian American media and Asian media needs to be addressed, http://www.aaari.info/D Chin.htm

Asian-American/Asian Research Institute "Bridging CUNY and the Asian-American Community." Daryl Chin LECTURE Streaming Video Lecture: "Video #1/3" Approx. Beginning - 20 minutes If you wish to view the rest videos for this lecture, please email us at info@aaari.info , and we will post them up for a period of one week. Can't View The Videos? Download FREE Player "A sian American Media in the Last Decade" by Daryl Chin [ October 11, 2002 ] [Photo by Ana Lai] Daryl Chin's lecture attracted many students despite the poor weather. Originally, the main focus of the lecture would be on Asian-American Media in the Last Decade, but after careful reconsideration, it was pushed back to 1987, the year the Asian American International Film Festival celebrated its 10 th anniversary. Deemed the Asian American version of Brats, it was a year when many young generation filmmakers and video artists straight out of film school came into public prominence, a succession of both media literate and media conscious individuals. How do movies shape society? Roddy Bogowa's black and white "A Small Room In The Big House" filmed with a Super 8 camera, deals with this issue of media consciousness by following the life of a little boy, who has been raised in a projection room of a movie theater where his father works. With his life intimately tied to movies, the little boy's reactions toward being filmed, such as sticking the microphone in his mouth to mute all sound, is indicative of his self consciousness of the media saturated society around him. The stark black and white images are evocative of a time when personal films reigned supreme in the works of the film-makers. They brought the audience back to a period of pure innocence and joy in the appreciation of the film medium.

55. I Hope You All Had A Wonderful Winter Break, And Are Excited For The New Semeste Organize film entries for the 27th Asian American International Film Festival. knowledge of Asian/Asian American culture, media arts, and community. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/hapa/mailings/1.18.04.html

I hope you all had a wonderful winter break, and are excited for the new semester. I just wanted to let you all know about an event we are having this week. I hope to see some of you there! The Columbia Hapa Club in conjunction with the Fusion Series presents The Emerging Mixed Race Community The past 5 years have seen an unprecedented level of community building among racially mixed individuals. A diverse panel of academics, community leaders and student activists will discuss what is driving the growing sense of unity and what the future holds for this group of people. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21, 2004 7:30-9:30 PM Lerner Hall, Jed Satow Room This event is free and open to the public ABOUT THE FUSION SERIES “Fusion: Ethnicity and Identity in a Changing Society” is a discussion series that focuses on issues relevant to mixed adults, mixed families, transracial adoptees , and interracial/cultural/faith couples. *HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA*HAPA* ...............also, a internship opportunity

56. ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES FALL 2005 @ UMASS BOSTON 05.04.05 media LITERACY STUDENT SHOW! MAY 10TH 1-230PM Prof. Shirley Tang s class, Asian American media Literacy, will be a presenting a show based on http://omega.cc.umb.edu/~aast/

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES at UMass Boston FALL 2005 Course Schedule If you would like to register for one or more of these courses, please visit the registar's website or online registration . For further information, please contact Peter Kiang peter.kiang@umb.edu / 617-287-7614) or stop by our office (Wheatley 2 nd Fl. Room 097). CLICK HERE FOR OUR MAIN WEBSITE. AsAmSt 200 Introduction to Asian American Studies Dr. Karen Suyemoto Section 1 TuTh 2:30-3:45pm W-1-053 This collaboratively taught course offers an interdisciplinary introduction to a variety of issues related to Asian Americans. Possible areas of exploration may include: particular communities (e.g. South Asians, Cambodian Americans, Vietnamese Americans, local communities, etc.), women and gender, history, civil rights, media portrayals, art and performance, health and mental health issues, literature, local issues, etc. AsAmSt/Engl L-221 Introduction to Asian American Writing Esther Yae Iwanaga Section 1 TuTh 10:00am-11:15am W-1-006 Why read the literature of Asian America? Do Asian American writers bring different sensibilities to the creation of literature?

57. Asian American Film Asian American International Film Festival (NYC) Asian American media Arts prepared by Prof. Peter Feng Asian Cinevision (ACV) http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/denton2/courses/c346/e346.htm

EALL 346: Asian American Film Winter, 2005 Course goals Texts Requirements and Grading Schedule ... Filmography Room: ? Time: ? Instructor Kirk A. Denton / Hagerty Hall 375 / 292-5548 (Office) E-mail: denton.2@osu.edu course webpage: http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/denton2/courses/c346/e346.htm Office hours: TBA Goals The course will be conducted primarily in lecture/discussion format. "Primary" films will be viewed in class, but students will also be expected to view "secondary" films outside of class. Films will be put on reserve at the Cunz Hall Language Lab. A course listserv will keep students posted on film viewings and allow them to express themselves in written form. Texts (available at SBX): Takaki, Ron. 1998. Strangers from a Different Shore: A History of Asian Americans . Boston: Back Bay Books. Xing, Jun. 1998. Asian America Through the Lens History, Representation and Identity . Alta Mira Press. Recommended Asian American Film Readings Ang, Ien. 1993. "To Be or Not to Be Chinese: Diaspora, Culture and Postmodern Ethnicity."

58. AsianWeek: Business: Asian American Print Media—Proliferation And Problems Asian American print media was in its infancy as recent as a decade ago. “From ten years ago, Asian American print media has increased 300 percent to http://www.asianweek.com/2000_05_04/biz_apiprintmedia.html

Thursday, May 4, 2000 * Volume 21, No. 36 Click for our latest cover Buy our Year of the Dragon poster! ALSO IN BUSINESS: Trend Track By Debbi Gardiner Monolid www.monolid.com Monolid is available by subscription nationwide and is also sold in bookstores in Washington D.C., New York and Northern California. After a year of productions, Monolid And Monolid is only one of the plentiful crop of Asian American magazines sprouting up in bookstores across the U.S. Times Have Changed Rafu Shimpo Rice also offered a fresh view of the Asian American experience, but according to Imada, it eventually folded because it failed to attract mainstream advertisers. API Print Leaders A. Magazine Yolk Pacific Citizen Filipinas Transpacific Giant Robot Asian Sun News Asian Enterprise and AsianWeek. Giant Robot is a Los Angeles-based magazine that takes a pop culture approach to the Asian American community. Founded in 1994 at 240 copies, Robot AsianWeek has seen its circulation climb from 30,000 in 1997 to over 50,000 in 2000. Its offices now include Los Angeles as well as the San Francisco Bay Area. And A. Magazine

59. NAATA : SFIAAFF : Festival History A national network of Asian American filmmakers and media arts organizations was taking shape, and with the success of Wayne Wang s independent feature CHAN http://www.naatanet.org/calendar/festhistory/overview.html

Jump to: HOME ABOUT US COMMUNITY APA TV CALENDAR SHOP NAATA FORUMS SITE MAP SFIAAFF Website Visit the official 2005 SFIAAFF Website SFIAAFF Newsletter Subscribe to the SFIAAFF e-Newsletter for all the latest festival information 20th Anniversary Read about SFIAAFF's 20th Anniversary SFIAAFF Timeline Over twenty years in the making: view the SFIAAFF Timeline Overview: History of SFIAAFF Birth The 1970s saw the emergence of an urgent voice by Asian American filmmakers who, inspired by the social activism of the '60s and the creation of Asian American media arts organizations like Visual Communications in Los Angeles and Asian CineVision in New York, began creating the first significant batch of Asian American films. Collectively, they sought to address a basic need-the need to see themselves on the screen; the need to see their stories told accurately and with all the richness and complexity accorded to others. Yet for all their efforts, limited access to mainstream media meant that these works were not reaching the widest possible audience. In 1980, independent filmmaker and instructor Loni Ding, along with other local artists and activists, organized a national conference of Asian American producers and media activists in Berkeley to take the next step. From that meeting, NAATA (National Asian American Telecommunications Association) was born. Its mission: to counteract negative images and stereotypes of Asian Americans in mainstream media by providing Asian American programming for broadcast on public television.

60. NAATA : SFIAAFF : Teacher Workshop SCREENS AS CHALKBOARDS USING ASIAN AMERICAN media IN THE CLASSROOM. Monday, March 8, 2004, 730 pm 9th Street Independent Film Center (9th at Mission http://www.naatanet.org/calendar/sfiaaff/teacherworkshop.html

Jump to: HOME ABOUT US COMMUNITY APA TV CALENDAR SHOP NAATA FORUMS SITE MAP SFIAAFF Website Visit the official 2005 SFIAAFF Website Community Unity The 22nd San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival presents Community Unity Screenings For Students SFIAAFF Newsletter Subscribe to the SFIAAFF e-Newsletter for all the latest festival information Free Workshop For Teachers NAATA cordially invites you to attend a free workshop for teachers: SCREENS AS CHALKBOARDS: USING ASIAN AMERICAN MEDIA IN THE CLASSROOM Monday, March 8, 2004, 7:30 pm 9th Street Independent Film Center (9th at Mission Street) 145 9th Street, Room 104, San Francisco The American classroom is an increasingly diverse and media-oriented place. In California, Asian Pacific Americans compose almost 10% of all middle and high school students, and growing numbers of classrooms are using film, video and new media as teaching tools. NAATA is the nation's leading educational distributor of Asian American media, with a collection of over 200 titles, many which are accompanied by teaching guides and curriculum. In this session, two new NAATA Distribution titles will be screened, and a panel of educators, makers and students will use them as case studies for how lesson plans can be built around Asian American films. Moderator: Pear Sintumuang , Director, NAATA Distribution Panelists include: Gary Mukai , Director, Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) Dana Moran , Teacher, Berkeley High School

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