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| This image | creator | Andi Wong |
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| This image | title | Emiko Omori (2024) |
| This image | comment | One Blue Marble for filmmaker Emiko Omori, who got super excited
about the awesome out-of-this-world images captured by NASA's
James Webb Space Telescope, perfect imagery for depicting the
beginnings of life in ?The Cosmos? for the 2024 production of Brenda
Wong Aoki?s ?Soul of The City.?
Emiko
Omori began her career as a filmmaker and cinematographer in
1968, when there were few camerawomen and fewer still Asian
American cinematographers. Her first job was as camera/editor on
the KQED program, Newsroom, in San Francisco. She left KQED in
1972 and, since then, has freelanced as a producer, director,
cinematographer, and editor on many award-winning films, taught, and
traveled extensively with her work in addition to making her own
films. Her Emmy Award-winning documentary "Rabbit in the
Moon" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
In addition to filming the live performance of Brenda Wong
Aoki?s story of one family?s 127 years in San Francisco, this was
Omori?s first outing as the director of a live theatrical
production.
?Soul
of the City 2024? was performed on Saturday June 1st at 7pm
and Sunday, June 2nd at 4pm at the Presidio Theatre in San
Francisco, CA. |
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| This image | ExtDescrAccessibility | , perfect imagery for depicting the
beginnings of life in ?The Cosmos? for the 2024 production of Brenda
Wong Aoki?s ?Soul of The City.?
Emiko
Omori began her career as a filmmaker and cinematographer in
1968, when there were few camerawomen and fewer still Asian
American cinematographers. Her first job was as camera/editor on
the KQED program, Newsroom, in San Francisco. She left KQED in
1972 and, since then, has freelanced as a producer, director,
cinematographer, and editor on many award-winning films, taught, and
traveled extensively with her work in addition to making her own
films. Her Emmy Award-winning documentary "Rabbit in the
Moon" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
In addition to filming the live performance of Brenda Wong
Aoki?s story of one family?s 127 years in San Francisco, this was
Omori?s first outing as the director of a live theatrical
production.
?Soul
of the City 2024? was performed on Saturday June 1st at 7pm
and Sunday, June 2nd at 4pm at the Presidio Theatre in San
Francisco, CA. '>div> |
