About me

Liang-Chun Lin was born and raised in Taiwan. She earned her BA of Radio and Television at Chengchi University in Taipei and MFA from Chapman University in Film Production, emphasizing on directing.

Two of her short films, Still Rolling and A DIRE STRAIT were included in many major Asian film festivals and genre-focused film festivals in the U.S. She is also currently in development on Grandmas' bikini, a new feature film focused on the identity crisis and self-recognition of elderly women. Throughout the years, she's demonstrated her abilities in creating both emotional drama and successful genre-hybrid works.

She's specialized in acting training for first time actors. Actors collaborated with her call her "an actor's director" in reflect of her considerate directing style, which creates a safe space for exploration. She has directed 10 narrative short films and now continues developing content that reflects on Asian women experience. 

Assistant Directing & Production Coordinator.

Other than writing and directing, she also works as an assistant director or Mandarin-English bilingual production coordinator. Throughout 10 years of experience working in Taiwan, US and China, she has AD'd feature film, episodic, promotional content and more than 20 short films and was just accepted into the AD trainee program of Directors Guild of America in the class of 2022.

Having directed short films herself, she is able to quickly understand directors' and producers' vision and notice any miscommunication. She has also trained herself in almost all departments, from production, camera, electric, art, make-up to post production. Seeing the frame from different perspective has helped her become a better leader as well as a good team player. She's got strength in pre-solving potential problems and creating a good system to help the whole team stay organized and efficient.