Difference between revisions of "Xiaogang Wei"
(→Description) |
|||
| (4 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 15: | Line 15: | ||
Film producer and director; theatre actor. Notable for the co-production of “Living Positive” (docudrama on HIV/AIDS, Isolda Morillo, 2005) and “I Want to Grow Old in China”(documentary, Smoke Signal Projects, 2008). Presented his HIV/AIDS film 'Old Testament' at the 2003 Berlin Film Festival. Founder of the website 'Queer Comrades' which showcases short films (Comrade in China is another word for homosexual). Organizing member of the Beijing Queer Film Festival and a board member of the Beijing LGBT Centre. Consultant for UNICEF. Teacher. Organizes a gay summer camp for youth all over China and participated as a counselor, offering activities such as group discussions, role play, and using artwork to help self-expression. Conducts a public workshop, 'Drama Queens', for theatre actors in Beijing. Hosts the series 'Queer As Folk Beijing'. | Film producer and director; theatre actor. Notable for the co-production of “Living Positive” (docudrama on HIV/AIDS, Isolda Morillo, 2005) and “I Want to Grow Old in China”(documentary, Smoke Signal Projects, 2008). Presented his HIV/AIDS film 'Old Testament' at the 2003 Berlin Film Festival. Founder of the website 'Queer Comrades' which showcases short films (Comrade in China is another word for homosexual). Organizing member of the Beijing Queer Film Festival and a board member of the Beijing LGBT Centre. Consultant for UNICEF. Teacher. Organizes a gay summer camp for youth all over China and participated as a counselor, offering activities such as group discussions, role play, and using artwork to help self-expression. Conducts a public workshop, 'Drama Queens', for theatre actors in Beijing. Hosts the series 'Queer As Folk Beijing'. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | |||
| + | * [[LGBTQ Individuals at the United Nations]] | ||
| + | * [[LGBTQ Management of Film Festivals]] | ||
| + | * [[Documentary Filmmakers From the LGBTQ Community]] | ||
| + | * [[Management of LGBTQ Community Centres]] | ||
==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
| Line 22: | Line 29: | ||
* http://www.wheelmeout.com/1_7.php | * http://www.wheelmeout.com/1_7.php | ||
* http://agendabeijing.com/queer-comrades-founder-and-host-wei-xiaogang/ | * http://agendabeijing.com/queer-comrades-founder-and-host-wei-xiaogang/ | ||
| − | * http://www.bjlgbtcenter.org/ | + | * http://www.bjlgbtcenter.org/ |
<html><br /> | <html><br /> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:22, 29 October 2022
Country
China
Birth - Death
Occupation
Entertainment
Description
Film producer and director; theatre actor. Notable for the co-production of “Living Positive” (docudrama on HIV/AIDS, Isolda Morillo, 2005) and “I Want to Grow Old in China”(documentary, Smoke Signal Projects, 2008). Presented his HIV/AIDS film 'Old Testament' at the 2003 Berlin Film Festival. Founder of the website 'Queer Comrades' which showcases short films (Comrade in China is another word for homosexual). Organizing member of the Beijing Queer Film Festival and a board member of the Beijing LGBT Centre. Consultant for UNICEF. Teacher. Organizes a gay summer camp for youth all over China and participated as a counselor, offering activities such as group discussions, role play, and using artwork to help self-expression. Conducts a public workshop, 'Drama Queens', for theatre actors in Beijing. Hosts the series 'Queer As Folk Beijing'.
See Also
- LGBTQ Individuals at the United Nations
- LGBTQ Management of Film Festivals
- Documentary Filmmakers From the LGBTQ Community
- Management of LGBTQ Community Centres
