Visual Communications (VC) invites you to experience the “Sounds of Little Tokyo”. As part of our Linda Visions programming, “Sounds of Little Tokyo” is an audio workshop that will teach you the basic skills needed for recording audio.
Catch VC co-founder Duane Kubo at AAIFF46's online panel discussion: Retrospectives in Dialogue on Thursday, August 3rd @ 4PM (PST). This conversation aims to connect filmmakers across generations in conversation, by pairing older, seminal films with contemporary works that explore similar themes.
HITO HATA: RAISE THE BANNER will be making its East Coast Premiere at the 46th Asian American International Film Festival in New York on Sunday, July 30, 2023.
Linda Mabalot believed in the power of community storytelling and using media to ignite change and empower underrepresented communities. Visual Communications (VC) invites you to experience the community "Through Linda's Eyes" through this media workshop.
Visual Communications (VC) presents A Digital Slam Tribute “FOR LINDA”, honoring Linda Mabalot and her legacy at VC.
Presented by Visual Communications, HOWZIT!: THE LINDA MABALOT EFFECT is a photographic exhibition at the Far East Lounge celebrating Linda Mabalot and her legacy.
Cruise with us 🚗 to the theaters because Cruisin’ J-Town is back on the big screen!
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! Three short films will be featured at Doc Films in Chicago, each directed by one of VC's original founders — Eddie Wong, Duane Kubo, and Robert A. Nakamura.
JOIN US for the second screening of the 4K restoration of HITO HATA: RAISE THE BANNER at The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures next Saturday, December 10 at 3PM.
World Premiering more than 40 years ago, HITO HATA: RAISE THE BANNER — the first feature-length film made by and about Asian Americans — will be premiering in its 4K-restored version on Saturday, October 22 at the Japanese American National Museum.
Visual Communications is thrilled to launch FSN: Open, an open-source, curated platform for storytelling and sharing, and seeks to open up a space where personal stories are valued and able to breathe freely.
Visual Communications, the nation’s premier Asian American media arts organization, today announced the completion of restoration work of its inaugural production, AMERICA’S CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
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