Websites

Though I have graphic design experience, I also have some web design & development experience as well. Some websites include:

Design & Coding: (websites are subject to change upon clicking)

Put the Hex on your Competition is part of RMM Online Advertising for TV News Stations to improve their reach on geographic regions

http://voodoo.rmmonline.com/






Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association (iTASA) is dedicated to bringing the TASA's of various colleges together through conferences hosted in the West Coast, Midwest, and East Coast every year.

http://itasa.org/texas/




The Taiwanese American Students Association at The University of Texas in Austin is one of the many TASA's among the United States. The organization is dedicated to bringing cultural awareness to students and the community.

http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/tasa/

By Jude

By Jude is a short film by Angela Chen. It is about a young step-mother and a teenage daughter's relationship that unfolds as Jude, the younger brother, films the day's happening for his always absent father.

By Jude was played at the U.Frame Film Festival in Spain, and will be played at the Austin Film Festival.

Pecan Street Festival

The Pecan Street Festival is a biannual event in Austin, Texas located on Old Pecan Street, now known as 6th Street. It's a festival dedicated to the arts, including music and art by vendors. There's a large variety of types of art, including sculptures, paintings, shirts, jewelry, etc...

Special Events Management Group, LLC is the group behind the Pecan Street Festival, in which I had the pleasure of interning with for the past few months.

Mobile Film School

Mobile Film School is a non-profit organization located in Austin, Texas dedicated to providing services to undeserved communities interested in the film arts. MFS hosts a workshop for these communities and includes the equipment necessary to make these films/documentaries.

T-shirts

The shirt on the left is the most recent TASA t-shirt (2010-2011), the one on the right is the 2008-2009 t-shirt. Every year, TASA gives out free t-shirts to all its members for those interested in showing their dedication to TASA.

Logos

Kaneshiro Bakery is a fictional bakery for a short film by Angela Chen titled "Mr. Cupcakes." MR. CUPCAKES is a stylish and unique comedy with a serious heart. David is a famous baker; his only problem is that he hasn't baked anything in his whole life. Would he be able to stand against everyone at the ultimate Bakeoff, in order to save the person he loves? Mr. Cupcakes uses the point of view of an all American 'hero' to explore the different layers of the dysfunctional relationship of an Asian father and his 'useless' Asian- American daughter.

Inter-American Institute for Youth Justice is a resource center under the School of Social Work at The University of Texas at Austin. They serve to find creative, innovative ways to improve the effectiveness of policies, social and academic programs, and community-based initiatives for court-involved.

Other Flyers

TASA's Charity Poker Tournament was an event to raise money for SAHELI, which is a non-profit organization providing assistance to Asian women seeking help in dealing with domestic violence and abuse.

VSA Date Auction

One of the Vietnamese Students Association's (VSA) biggest events of the year is the Charity Date Auction. This year, the theme is Down the Rabbit Hole, in reference to Alice in Wonderland.

Last year, the theme was Jack the Ripper. VSA's Charity Date Auction is an annual event that invites different student organizations to send a representative to be auctioned off. All proceeds go to charity.

Night Market

Night Market is the Taiwanese American Students Association's (TASA) flagship event, bringing out well over 1,000 people. The 2010-2011 school year was the 8th Annual Night Market hosted at the Main Mall. They provide free catered food (fried rice, lo mien, and egg rolls), fresh made food (shaved ice and green onion pancakes), a mochi eating contest, games, cultural performances, and free prizes!

TASA invites different student organizations to provide a table at the event to host their own game. They also invite other organizations to send a performer if interested. These performances range from singing, Chinese yo-yo, wushu, lion dance, chinese traditional fan dance, modern dance, etc...

After Night Market, TASA hosts a club party. This year, it was hosted at ACES Lounge, a popular night club in the middle of Austin's 6th Street. The theme was Type-A, which can be interpreted in different ways. It can be interpreted as a blood type, personality type, etc... but the main reason for the theme was a play on words. Type A, if said correctly, sounds like Taipei - Taiwan's capital city.

General Meeting Flyers

Taiwanese Students Association is a cultural/social organization at The University of Texas at Austin. TASA strives to promote culture and diversity through it's events, such as dumpling night, green onion pancake night, and other events.