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Sara Chung is a 21-year-old Korean-American and Los Angeles native. She made her directorial debut with the film "Inganmi" a project she also co-wrote and co-produced; made possible by a sponsorship from Panavision.
Currently on its festival run through 2024, "Inganmi" has made notable appearances, including a premiere at an Oscar-qualifying film festival and securing the Best Short Film award at a South Korean festival, an honor that resonates deeply with her Korean roots.
In 2023, inspired by the journey of "Inganmi," Sara established Studio Inganmi with a group of passionate filmmakers. Their goal is simple yet profound: to craft films brimming with heart, capable of inspiring and instilling hope in audiences.
Sara collaborates closely with her childhood best friend, writer Gina Kim. Together, they aspire to tell stories that expand the horizons of their audience, much like the ones that broadened their own worldviews. Influenced by groundbreaking narratives such as "Moonlight" and imaginative series like "Adventure Time," Sara and Gina aim to explore themes of love, humanity, and personal growth, hoping to offer comfort and inspiration to those who see parts of themselves reflected on screen.
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