Renowned Taiwanese filmmaker Lin Chien-Ping, celebrated for his award-winning works Small Station (小站) and Little Yellow Flower (小黃花), has been appointed as a jury member for the Asian Academy Creative Awards 2024, marking his fifth consecutive year in this esteemed role.
Lin Chien-Ping gained international acclaim when Small Station was awarded the Best Short Film Award at the Venice Film Festival, making him the only Chinese-language filmmaker to achieve this prestigious honor. His subsequent work, Little Yellow Flower, further solidified his global reputation, winning 43 international awards from institutions worldwide.
Held annually in Singapore, the Asian Academy Creative Awards, often dubbed the “Oscars of Asia,” honor excellence in film, television, and digital content across the region. Lin’s ongoing involvement as a jury member highlights his profound impact on recognizing exceptional creative achievements that shape Asia’s storytelling landscape.
Reflecting on his five years as a jury member, Lin stated:
“It has been an incredible journey to serve on the jury for five consecutive years. The diversity and creativity in Asian storytelling are truly inspiring, and I am honored to contribute to celebrating these remarkable talents on an international platform.”
Lin’s artistic achievements, coupled with his dedication to nurturing creative excellence, underscore his status as one of Asia’s most influential filmmakers. His continued role as a jury member not only reflects his professional acclaim but also elevates Taiwan’s prominence in the global creative industry.
As Lin embarks on his fifth year with the Asian Academy Creative Awards, his commitment to innovation and excellence remains a beacon for emerging creators across Asia.
