Roshi Productions

Monday, October 21, 2013

COLOR THEORY airing on Voice of America Oct. 24

Roshi Productions is very happy to announce that our interview with Voice of America's Daybreak Asia program will be airing this Thursday, October 24, 2013 from 6-6:30 PM. A very special thanks to Ray Kouguell, who interviewed us!

Still from Color Theory (Shim & Roth, 2013)

Daybreak Asia is a 30-minute interview program that gives listeners interested in Asia or Asian American news an informative start to their day.

Color Theory interview
Thursday, October 24, 2013, 6:00-6:30 PM 

Sunday, October 20, 2013

COLOR THEORY at Boston Asian American Film Festival

We are proud to announce that our short film, Color Theory, will be screening at the Boston Asian American Film Festival this coming Sunday, October 27 at 1 PM at the Paramount.


Danny and I will both be present after the screening for a Q&A. Go to this link for more information and directions.

Here is the trailer for the short's program! We're very excited to meet with the other filmmakers--the program looks excellent!


Color Theory also won the Short Waves Short Film Competition in May and was part of the art show 10,001 hrs that took place the Fort Point Arts Community Gallery.

We are very proud of Color Theory and the progress it has made--we are developing transmedia projects for the film (as well as new projects) and are excited to share them with you soon.

Check out Roshi Production's website for recent news about our new projects, and thank you for your continued support! 

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

The Motherhood Archives: Screening at the Schlesinger Library (Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University)

Last Thursday, I had the pleasure of viewing Irene Lusztig's latest film, The Motherhood Archives. I worked on this film while it was still in production in Cambridge during Irene's fellowship at the Radcliffe Institute. The film was the first in a series curated by the Schlesinger Library, "Cliffe Connections: Films by Radcliffe Grads and Fellows," which is free and open to the public.



Here is a description of the film: "Archival montage, science fiction, and an homage to 70s feminist filmmaking are woven together to excavate hidden histories of childbirth in the twentieth century. Assembling an archive of over 100 educational, industrial, and medical training films, The Motherhood Archives inventively untangles the complex, sometimes surprising genealogies of maternal education...Revealing a world of intensive training, rehearsal, and performative preparation for the unknown that is ultimately incommensurate with experience, The Motherhood Archives becomes a meditation on the maternal body as a site of institutional control, ideological surveillance, medical knowledge, and nationalist state intervention."

To see the trailer, please visit this link: TRAILER

For more information, please see the film's website, facebook page, and the companion website for the film, The Worry Box Project.

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Roshi's E-aster Egg!

Check out Roshi's E-aster Egg, curated by Danny Roth on our Roshi Productions website!



Learn some cool factoids, discover new media and stay up to date with Roshi! Great job to Danny for spearheading this awesome new blog.


Saturday, July 20, 2013

Revamped ROSHI PRODUCTIONS website!

Hey all! Check out the new ROSHI PRODUCTIONS LLC website--our strange and new production company that experiments with and produces new/old writing, art and films.


It's still pretty basic, but we added some updated information so you can keep an eye on what we're doing. We're active, but we're so busy too...

Enjoy and feel free to e-mail us with questions: info@roshiproductions.com

Minhae & Danny

www.roshiproductions.com 

Friday, June 7, 2013

Support "A Midsummer Night's Dream: The Movie"


This fall, Danny and I will both be working on a film adaptation of the Shakespeare classic, A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Richard Griffin (Scorpio Film Releasing). We are so excited to be involved in a film like this, and like so many other independent films, we need your support to make it happen! Please check out the project and donate if you can on the film's Indiegogo page. Thanks! 

COLOR THEORY Wins "Short Waves"

Danny Roth and I are so excited to announce that Color Theory was announced as the winner of the 2013 Short Waves competition during the screening on May 30, 2013 in Boston. Our film will also be screening at the Boston Asian American Film Festival that will take place from October 24-27, 2013. We hope to see a lot of familiar faces there!


Sampan, a bilingual Chinese-English newspaper in New England, wrote a piece about the screening. Check it out here

Thank you so much to everyone for their support! 

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

COLOR THEORY: Finalist in "Short Waves"

Our short film, COLOR THEORY, has been selected as a finalist in Short Waves, the shorts program for the Boston Asian American Film Festival! Please WATCH and VOTE for our experimental road trip film! 


Here's the synopsis: 
COLOR THEORY (Minhae Shim & Danny Roth, 2013) is an experimental short film that weaves together concepts of memory, visuality, and racial identity through the lens of one couple’s relationship. The film emerges from a 33-day cross-country road trip through the United States, and subsequent aftermath of reconstructing the experience. The film combines travel footage and stills, archival footage, and performed scenes. COLOR THEORY is a “stream of consciousness film” that explores the relationships that people have with one another, with their country, and with their own psychological processes.

Thanks so much for the support! We really believe in our vision for the film!  

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

10,001 Art Exhibition

I'm happy to announce the opening of the 10,001 hrs art show. The work features a wide array of media, from video to painting. My piece is an experimental film titled Color Theory.


The show is at the Fort Point Art Center (FPAC) Gallery. The reception is on Friday, April 26, 2013, from 7-9 PM. All are invited. I would love to see some familiar faces there!

If you are unable to make it to the reception, you can also see the work from Saturday, April 27, to Wednesday, May 1, from 12-5.

For more details, see the show's website.

Hope to see you there! I'll be posting more about Color Theory soon.