13th San Diego Asian Film Festival, November 1-9, 2012
Reel Voices Class of 2011
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Marygian Rebullar Marygian Rebullar, a senior at SDSCPA, has an admiration for people who bring their imagination, ideas and dreams to life and share them with others and hopes to do that someday. She enjoys the arts, grew up on reading, music, movies, martial arts and sports, and is also slightly video game obsessed. Mary is a LGBT rights activist and has a soft spot for romance novels, and butterflies. Her internship at the Institute for Peace and Justice at USD, created in her the passion for human equality. Coming from a typical Filipino family filled with very traditional values, Mary knows what it feels like to sometimes be suffocated by the point of view of others. Fortunately, Mary and her parents have come to a compromise: She can talk to herself, burst into song (if only in the shower) and dance, and be witty if she keeps her grades up. |
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Camille Wilson Camille Wilson is a rising junior at Coronado High School. She was born in Virginia, but has moved back and forth from the east to west coast depending on where the Navy needs her dad. She has always had a passion for movies, dance, Converse, and the color blue. She is a proud member of the Hammond Studio of Dance competition team. Camille loves all kinds of food, from steak to sushi, just not when she makes it, since her culinary skills are not exactly up to par. She is looking forward to working with Reel Voices this summer. |
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Tony Anglin Tony Anglin is currently a junior at High Tech High Chula Vista who loves music, writing poetry/raps, photography, sports, hanging out with friends, and making music. He recently acquired an interest in film and wants to see if it is something he would pursue as a career. He also likes photography and has been doing it all of his life. His goal is to buy a professional camera and will hopefully have it in the summer. He is very open to doing and trying new things. He loves telling stories and jokes and making memories worth telling so he is really excited to share his stories and ideas with the audience. |
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Kaylor Myers Kaylor Myers' enthusiasm for directing commenced at a young age while creating short videos with neighbors, siblings, friends, family, and basically anyone patient enough to stick with a project long enough to get the right shot. As a senior at Heritage Christian School, Kaylor cannot wait to continue her journey behind the camera under the guidance of Reel Voices. Aside from directing films, this seventeen year-old enjoys hanging out with friends, drawing, writing, playing guitar, photography, basketball, and hiking. She has a dangerous weakness for food, namely: fresh bread, salmon, and homemade cookies. This native San Diegan hopes one day to blaze a trail, learn hip-hop, and travel to Australia. |
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Jose Romero Jose Romero is currently a student at Kearny Senior High School of Digital Media and Design. He has always held a strong interest in the arts and throughout the years it became a very important aspect of his life. He enjoys listening to music, attending film festivals and concerts, and traveling. He feels undecided when it comes to college majors, but he knows that the arts will always leave a heavy impact on my life. As the youngest child of three, he has been surrounded by sisters who are highly prestigious in education, but he feels he has always been different. He hopes that Reel Voices will not only will take him a step further in his creative life but will also allow him to develop as a stronger individual. |
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Michelle Mixay As her last year of high school at Scripps Ranch High approaches, Michelle Mixay attempts to juggle studies with her uneven hours of sleep. Born and raised in Sunny San Diego, she loves Sea World and the local beaches. Due to her downward spiraling social life, her hobbies include reading, writing, and exploring. Additionally, she enjoys volunteering and meeting new people. She cannot live life without Tea Station's milk tea boba. She finds inspiration from her family and Hayao Miyazaki; she is always daydreaming and her favorite accessory is a smile! She's extremely excited to work with the Reel Voices team this summer and broaden her experience with filmmaking. With that, her goal in life is to travel north for college and to make her grandparents proud! |
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Asha Marengeau Asha Marengeau is currently a Junior at Kearny High, where most of her day is spent working, but that's okay because she lives at the beach in her spare time. In the fall, Asha will be attending Mesa College to advance her studies as a still high school student. She reads too much, does origami, and her friends all agree that she is the luckiest person in the world, but don't go rubbing her for some. While some people need their Starbucks, Asha's got to have her Staples. She loves all office supplies equally, but her favorite weapon is the G2 (Hint Hint). Naturally, Asha's an artist by trade, and no one can take her creativity away from her. |
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Alex Powell Alex Powell is a sophomore at Canyon Crest Academy High School in San Diego. His interest in filmmaking started long before he joined CCA's Envision Cinema Conservatory, and he is glad that he is able to do the two things he loves everyday at school: making movies and playing the alto saxophone. In addition, he loves it when his two passions are combined in the film scores and compositions by some of his favorite contemporary composers: Danny Elfman, Alexandre Desplat, and Mark Knopfler. Alex often quotes from Monty Python and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. He makes random jokes of his own which occasionally take form in film scripts. |
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Jesus Olvera Jesus Olvera was born in San Diego and currently attends High Tech High as a junior. As a Mexican, he loves to play soccer, exercise, eat Mexican food, and sleeping in. He is an artistic person, mostly intrigued by multimedia such as video and film. He often uses his mom's camera to record videos, and although they usually bring him to trouble, he would simply go on with his project. He also loves various types of music and dances various genre such as hip-hop to Latino and Mexican dances like Merengue, Banda, and Duranguense. He also enjoys destroying his opponents playing video games from Call of Duty, to Starcraft 2 (actually he's not that good). Jesus is just a fun-loving, talented, creative Mexican boy who strives for success in the future. |
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Marissa Dodds Marissa Dodds will be a junior at The Bishop's School this fall. In her free time she enjoys teaching theatre productions at school, skiing, karate, sailing, listening to music, and attempting to solve world problems. She would have been the only Asian vegetarian you ever met, until she discovered filet mignon. |