Dawen covers Usher’s There Goes My Baby. Check out his vocal range.
He’s also working on a special show on Friday April 16th in Chicago. It’s a showcase he’s producing with the Foundation for Asian American Independent Media (FAAIM) to close out the 15th Chicago Asian American Showcase film festival. Also performing are IBU, Parts Per Million and Raman Sachdev. Karin Anna Cheung is rumored to potentially perform too. More details to follow.
There Goes My Baby by Dawen
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This ones for the old school gamers and Linkin Park fans. Linkin Park is breaking into the video game industry with the 8-bit Rebellion Video Game for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Enter the 8-bit world of Linkin Park and stop the evil PixxelKorp from an HD takeover. Create your own character, explore each band member’s unique district in the Linkin Park world, and play together in real-time with your friends from around the globe. Become and 8-bit hero! Fight in the rebellion to unlock tracks that come together to form a BRAND NEW, UNRELEASED LINKIN PARK SONG!
If you’ve ever played an NES, you’ll appreciate this game. 8-bit Rebellion is reminiscent of River City Ransom. Who remembers that game?
Also check the related links below for more Linkin Park music videos.
8-bit Rebellion Game by Linkin Park
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Check out Victor Kim from Quest Crew as Happyslip’s genie doing everything from cooking, mani/pedi, cleaning, and of course, entertainment. (We didn’t know Victor Kim was so talented.) See how you can get your own genie. Also comes equipped with David Choi songs. (Victor Kim sings David Choi cover of “Won’t Even Start“). Batteries no included.
Victor Kim is Happyslip’s genie
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Behind the scenes and blooper footage
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Mavericks of Asian Pacific Islander Descent announces the 1st Asian Pacific Islander TV Pilot Shootout sponsored by FOX Diversity. The winner will receive the opportunity to pitch a TV executive at FOX.
Writers will submit a synopsis, logline, and sample pages from a completed original television pilot script as well as submit a video of a two minute television pilot pitch. The top five pitch ideas chosen by judges will be matched with directors who will also be selected by submission process. The directors will be given seed money partially derived from the entry fees and work with the writer to develop a 1 minute teaser of the pilot. Actors and production crew are also encouraged to apply to be considered for the chosen projects. Submission deadline for writers is June 9. (note: only 100 entries will be accepted.)
The five completed teasers will premiere at the Japanese American National Museum’s ID Film Fest (www.idfilmfest.org) October 10, 2010. The ID Film fest will include screenings and workshops. The co-presenters of the ID Film fest will include JANM, director Justin Lin and You Offend Me, You Offend My Family, director Quentin Lee, producer and writer Koji Steven Sakai, director Jessica Sanders, and Phil Yu of AngryAsianMan.com.
MAPID’s focus is to assist, develop, and promote Asian Pacific Islanders in entertainment. Producer of Breaking the Bow which involved over 70 API artists, MAPID conducts an API writing group, presents Battle of the Pitches, and co-presents the successful short screenplay competition with the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.
Complete instructions can be found at www.mapid.us/tvpilotshootout
For more information, contact Ken Choy at ken@mapid.us.
Asian Pacific Islander TV Pilot Shootout
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Wong Fu Weekends – lego edition. Remember those legos that Wong Fu Productions were trying to build back in Wong Fu Weekends – Episode 6 with David Choi. Well, the guys each have a full set now and compete with each other to build the best lego creation without the instructions. Who can build the best? Someone didn’t finish in time, see his creation here.
If you want to get your own lego set like Wong Fu, you can get it here. Also check out this crazy lego Ninja Assassin Lego video.
Wong Fu Weekends – Episode 8
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Here’s a snippet of a new song from dumbfoundead’s upcoming album which is scheduled for June 8, 2010. Song is still untitled but was sort of inspired by Jason Reitman’s “Up In the Air“. More bikes in this video like Night Riders. The time lapse video is by Ryan Quan. Looking forward to the Old Boy inspired album. We wonder how many of the new tracks were inspired by movies.
Dumbfoundead album sneak peek
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