Podcast: EP. 1880: Filmmaker/Dancer Daniel Han-Shiang Young (MY SKIN)
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Matthew Toffolo interviewed Daniel Han-Shiang Young, a USC dance student and choreographer, about his short film "My Skin." Daniel discussed how he started dancing at age 12 and developed into a multi-style dancer before transitioning to film through a USC class assignment. He explained how the film, which he directed, danced in, and created, was made in just one night with friends helping with camera and lighting, and how it represents his personal experience with grief and internal emotions. The film was submitted to festivals and received positive feedback from his professor Sarah Sokin, who encouraged him to submit it. Daniel expressed interest in making more films in the future, and WILDsound challenged him to move beyond solo performance to work with multiple dancers in his next project.
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