Film Production & Editing
Storytelling is at the heart of my creative journey. Through film production and editing, I aim to capture human emotions, cultural diversity, and shared experiences in ways that inspire, connect, and provoke thought. My work spans across 360 full-dome productions, documentary storytelling, and cultural projects, each crafted with both artistic vision and technical precision.
360 Full-Dome Film Productions
Tomorrow I Am Alive
My first full-dome film, Tomorrow I Am Alive, explores the lives of war victims and their ongoing struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The film contrasts the external calm of their present with the invisible inner turmoil of trauma, showing how everyday triggers—sounds, silences, or images—can reopen deep wounds.
The story highlights how the psychological aftershocks of war persist long after the conflict ends, giving voice to survivors whose battles remain hidden. By immersing audiences in this emotional reality, my goal was to create empathy and awareness for the invisible scars of war.
Tomorrow I Am Alive was officially selected for Film Festival Jena, earning international recognition for its message and artistic depth.
Watch FilmCreating International Understanding by Imparting Traditional Dances
Produced as part of my Master’s thesis, this film focuses on cultural exchange and unity through traditional dance. By bringing together performers from Asia, Europe, and South America, the film showcases how dance serves as a universal language that transcends barriers of nationality, language, and culture.
This project reflects my personal passion for fostering diversity, empathy, and global understanding. Through movement, music, and storytelling, the film demonstrates how art can connect communities worldwide, creating bridges where differences once stood.