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| GRANT RECIPIENTS: ERIC LIN |
 Eric
Lin is currently finishing his studies at
NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Film
Program. His films have been selected to
screen at festivals all over, including the
Independent Feature Film Market, the Los
Angeles International Short Film Festival,
the Mill Valley Film Festival and the Golden
Lion International Short Film Festival,
Taiwan. He has received support for his work
from the C.V. Starr Institute, the
Oppenheimer New Filmmakers Grant, and the
New York State Council for the Arts. In
2003, he won the Asian American
International Screenplay Competition for his
script, KILGORE. In addition to finishing
his latest short narrative film, WHAT
REMAINS, he is also developing a feature
film based on the short. His short
documentary, MUSIC PALACE, premiered at the
prestigious New Directors/New Films
Festival, held at the Lincoln Center and the
Museum of Modern Art in New York City. In
addition, MUSIC PALACE was nominated for a
Student Academy Award and has gone on to
screen at the Telluride Film Festival, the
Clermont Ferrand Short Film Festival
(France), the Minimalen Short Film Festival
(Norway), and the BAMCinematek in Brooklyn
as part of the Village Voice Best of 2004
Film Series, and has been sold to the
Independent Film Channel for national
broadcast. He freelances as a director and
editor.
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