EXCLUSIVE: The second annual NALIP Latino Lens Narrative Short Film Incubator for Women of Color has selected its class of 2022: Nicole Otero, Jhanvi Motla, Holly M. Kaplan, Akilah ‘Ak’ Walker, Diana Gonzalez-Morett, and Frida Perez
and the mentorship support provided by individuals that hold a strong place in the industry and constantly elevate the filmmakers’ voices,” Diana Luna, NALIP Executive Director said in a statement. “Writers, Ligiah Villalobos and Stephanie Adams-Santos; Director, Carlos Lopez Estrada: Casting Director, Carla Hool; and fundraising expert, Gerardo Maravilla, were the dream team providing input to the projects. We hope that those relationships between mentor and mentee continue growing.
NALIP is nonprofit organization that addresses the professional needs of Latinx content creators and industry professionals. Its focus for more than two decades has been addressing the most underrepresented and the largest ethnic minority in the country.When a 13-year-old Chinese-American girl has the opportunity to go skateboarding with her crush, it comes at the cost of neglecting her familial duties.
Kaplan is a second-generation Chinese-American filmmaker, born and raised in New York City. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Film & Media Arts at American University and earned the Ron Sutton Award for Visual Literacy. While studying abroad, she shot her first short,, on 16mm which led to her becaming an apprentice to the late Ben Barenholtz on his feature film,under directors Lisa Soper and Alex Pillai.
Creative collaborators since 2015, acting, devising theater, writing, and recently producing our short film,, written and directed by Walker and produced by Gonzalez-Morett. For the film, they raised $25k , secured fiscal sponsorship from Film Independent, gathered a 90% BIPOC cast and crew, and filmed during Covid. The film has won multiple accolades including “Best US Short Film” by the San Francisco Indie Short Film Festival and “Best First Time Director ” by the Independent Short Awards.
Motla is a L.A. based filmmaker that was born and raised in Mumbai, India. She has written, directed and produced shorts that have premiered at multiple film festivals. Additionally, Motla has produced music videos for Mateo Arias, Jaden Smith, Theo Crocker and India Shawn.in partnership with Beacon Pictures starring Miranda Otto, Noah Wyle, Vanessa Benavente, and Ezekiel Pacheco.Perez is a Dominican-American filmmaker based in L.A.
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