Dani Taylor is a queer Asian American filmmaker and graduate of the Film and Video Studies program at George Mason University.Because of my mixed cultural background, my work focuses on the intersections between cultures and identities. My most notable work is a documentary short about my mother’s life. The film “Untitled Mom Doc” premiered at the DC Asian Pacific American film festival and screened at the DC Shorts Festival and Astoria Film Festival in Queens, NYC.

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MUKBANG MIXTAPE

Experimental vlog about eating and surviving in late-capitalist America. Screened at the Dandelion Town video fest in Chicago.For the full video, please contact
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Untitled Mom Doc

Short form documentary in which family members share stories from a mother’s life based on their differing perspectives.Premiered in 2022 at the DCAPA Film Festival, received a Youth Honorable Mention at the Astoria Film Festival.For the full film, please contact
[email protected]


Best of SECS Fest 2025

Teaser trailer edited for Seattle Erotica Cinema Society. SECS Fest is an international film festival celebrating erotic cinema, presenting new and innovative adult films, while honoring and exploring its deep and rich history.


The Floating Tin Hau Temple

This educational video documents the final months of the last floating temple in Hong Kong. Completed as part of my internship at Modern Education, it was developed for use in the classroom.


To Be Known

“Please do not touch me, I don’t want to be known.”Official music video for Faded Home’s song “To Be Known” from their debut album.


Film Credits

Director / Producer

  • MUKBANG MIXTAPE (2026)

  • dear mom (2023)

  • Untitled Mom Doc (2022)

  • 745 Sticky (fanmade music video) (2021)

  • To Be Known (2021)


Sound Mixer / Sound Designer / Boom Op

  • Dessana (2022) (Capital Emmy Award Winner)

  • Even in Death (2022)

  • The In-Between (2022)

  • In Due Time (2022)

  • What We Leave Behind (2022)

  • Skeletons (2022)

  • A Boy Named Park (2020)

  • Mushroom Soup (2020)

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