VIBOL FILMS - Key Persons
Gordon Yu was born in Hong Kong and raised in New York City. Due to his fascination with cinema at a young age, he was determined to become a successful filmmaker. In 2005, Gordon was admitted to the Brooklyn College film program where he eventually received his Bachelor of Art in Film Production, with a focus on Cinematography. He started his career as a lighting technician and camera assistant, and his versatile background and knowledge in filmmaking helped him make the transition to becoming an in-demand Director of Photography.
Gordon has already established outstanding credibility in commercials, music videos, and independent films. He has shot several commercials for clients including Time Warner Cable, Hyundai, Foursquare, and more. His talents and unique style bring a refreshing approach to visual storytelling. Gordon was nominated for Best Cinematography for his work "Here, Too" at the Chinese Film Festival and "Jack Attack" at the Terror Film Festival, respectively. In 2012, the short film "Home", where Gordon also served as Director of Photography, won both Best Fiction at the CUNY Asian American Film Festival and The Ledo Matteroli Award for Best Immigrant Story at the 45th Humboldt Film Festival. In addition, the short film Mama's Heart was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography at the 25th Annual Brooklyn College Film Festival.
Although Gordon travels primarily between the United States and China, he has had the honor to work with directors around the world. Gordon hopes to further advance his career as a committed Director of Photography by meeting and collaborating with other passionate filmmakers, and sequentially, assisting them in bringing their unique visions to life.
He is currently a part of the film crew on a CBS television show called FBI.
Robbie Kush was born in Bangladesh and came to the US at a very young age. He attended City College of New York University where he majored in Communications, Film, and Video. He worked on numerous short films before taking interest in becoming a sound recordist. Robbie decided to become a sound recordist after working on a feature film titled A Moment In Time. Since then he worked on many other short films including Transfer. Today some of his work appears on MTV, HBO, Netflix, and Film Festivals.
Robert O'Haire has worked in the film industry since 1988 and has filmed and recorded in some of the finest and most infamous venues for artists including Anne Waldman, Derek Bailey, Jimmy Carl Black, Bill Dixon, Deborah Harry, Ice-T, John Zorn, Anthony Braxton, Lou Reed, Queen Latifah and Cecil Taylor.
Robert was born and raised in Long Island, NY and now lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Experience:
Film Trucks, NYC - Film Rental House (lighting & cable department)
Job Titles:
- Director
- Producer
- Director / Writer / Producer
Director /Writer/Producer Vibol S. Sungkriem was born in Battambang, Cambodia amid a civil war. He and his family managed to escape the chaos and fled to the United States of America in search of a new beginning.