Phil Chung

Writer and Playwright

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Writer and playwright; Oversees content for the production company Yomyomf, owned by Justin Lin, who directed The Fast and the Furious and True Detective

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This week the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences appointed three new governors: Reginald Hudlin, Jennifer Yuh Nelson and Gregory Nava.

Can Hollywood’s Diversity Problem Be Solved?

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