Angela How is a WOC / Asian filmmaker based in Naarm / Melbourne, Australia, and an alumna of the UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television (MFA Directing). She makes both fiction and non-fiction films, and has had her work play in many festivals, including the Stockholm International Film Festival, Torino Film Festival, Short Shorts Asia, and at the United Nations. She grew up partly in Singapore and Australia, and has lived and worked in many countries, including the U.S. (Los Angeles specifically). Angela was invited to the Berlinale Talent Project Market, Writer’s Lab at the Binger Institute and IFP NYC with her feature project, 'Confessions of a Super Man'. Her debut film 'Rock Sugar' was recently released in North America.

Angela also edits short and long form content, and both fiction and non-fiction. Her editing work includes the MySpace dramedy pilot series THE CONSERVATORY (Dir. Abe Sylvia), AACTA-nominated fiction series GIRL, INTERPRETED, and the ABC (Australia) TV / Web non-fiction series, CAN YOU HEAR ME? . She has cut documentaries, dramas, comedies, horror and psychological thrillers, and is versatile in her editing style. Angela especially enjoys editing verite and cinematic documentaries that center on compelling characters, and crafting stories about communities less represented on our screens. She hopes to collaborate with like-minded filmmakers, who are also kind, inclusive, and compassionate.

Angela is driven by stories of the Outsider, and strives to give voice to those less represented.