Regina Park

Regina Park is a second-generation Korean-American and graduated from Columbia University with a degree in English and Film Studies. Her feature narrative script, Morning Calm, was funded by the Center for Asian American Mediaand was an official selection of the 2000 International Film Financing Conference in San Francisco. In May 2007 Regina won a Silver Remi Award for her first documentary feature film, Never Perfect, at the 40th Houston WorldFest Film Festival. The film had its world premiere and national broadcast at the EBS International Documentary Festival in Seoul, Korea. It had its US television broadcast in May 2008 on MHz Worldview to launch its Asian Pacific American Awareness Month. It is an official selection of several international festivals, sold its distribution rights to Cinema Guild, and is represented by Smiley Film Distribution & World Sales. Regina is currently fundraising for her second documentary, Freed (working title), exploring human trafficking and the sexual servitude of Asian women in the US. Freed is the recipient of the Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media.