Stephen Dypiangco
Stephen Dypiangco | |
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| Born | Stephen Dypiangco |
| Years active | 2000 — present |
| Website | http://www.stephendypiangco.com/ |
Stephen Dypiangco is an American filmmaker and writer. He was a Producer of Marketing and Distribution for Luke Matheny's Oscar-Winning short film, God of Love. He was also a Producer of Marketing and Distribution for tMark Wexler's documentary How to Live Forever. He has also directed a short documentary entitled Made In The Bronx which was a regional finalist for the Student Academy Award and won the Best Documentary prize at the Starz First Look Student Film Festival.[1] Along with Patrick Epino he makes up the "National Film Society" which is part of PBS and makes original web content viewable online.[2]
Other than Made In The Bronx, Dypiangco has directed and written a narrative short film entitled "CLean" which has screened at the Asian American International Film Festival, the Palm Sptrings International Short Film Festival, the Hawaii International Film Festival and more. Dypiangco's narrative thesis short film while at NYU Film School, All Americana was also fully funded by the nonprofit Center for Community Change and premiered at the San Diego Latino Film Festival.[3] He is currently editing a feature documentary that he wrote and directed entitled Home Unknown - which follows his journey to the Phillipines to understand his heritage, Filipino American identity and his parents. Other short films he has directed and written include Alone With You and Irish Blood.[4]
Dypiangco is a graduate of the graduate film program at New York University and also [{Georgetown University]]'s School of Foreign Service.
Filmography
- All Americana (2009)- Writer, Director
- Alone With You (2007) - Writer, Director
- Made in the Bronx (2006) - Writer, Director
- Clean (2005)
- Irish Blood (2004)
As Producer of Marketing and Distribution:
- God of Love (2010)
- How to Live Forever (2009)
References
- ^ Stephane Dypiangco, About, http://stephendypiangco.com/about/
- ^ National Film Society, About, http://nationalfilmsociety.tumblr.com/about
- ^ Id.
- ^ Stephen Dypiangco, IMDb, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2286314/