Ejun Hong

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I am an award-winning animator, story artist, and filmmaker who creates animations that unfold powerful stories inspired by my own life, family, and society, aiming to make a positive impact on our community. 

I created four animated films that address my personal hardships, the struggles of others, and societal issues. I received 13 awards and 40 official selections, including three Academy Award and BAFTA Qualifying Film Festivals.

I am also a rising senior (’25) at University of Pennsylvania studying Fine Arts, Cinema & Media Studies, and Design. 

I am working as a Social & Digital Design Intern at Sony Pictures Entertainment for the summer of 2024. In past summers, I have worked as a Studio & Educator Intern at the Walt Disney Family Museum and as a Graphic Designer and FX Intern at All Ages Productions.

Welcome to my condensed world of creativity and storytelling!

To view password protected work, please contact me at ejunhong@sas.upenn.edu. 

About Me
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Art Mentorship Program
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Art Mentorship Program

Participatory Action Art Mentorship Program (Animation, Architecture, Design)

With the support and guidance from the Netter Center, Sayre High School, and wonderful art mentors team, our team founded the Particiaptory Art Mentorship Program, a weekly after school program at Sayre High School that offers under-resourced high school students the opportunity to explore, learn, and create artwork in the realm of animation, architecture, and design. 

The project addresses the issues of inadequate and unequal education in West Philadelphia. Collaborating with the Netter Center and Sayre HIgh School, the program aims to offer high school students the opportunity to: 

• Explore and learn about animation and film production, architecture, and design
• Develop skills in using art-related software and explore various mediums through a series of projects, create artwork (e.g. animated films, live-action films, architecture models, graphic designs) to share their stories and narratives
• Present their work in end-of-year exhibitions
• Explore career opportunities by connecting with industry professionals. 

Outcomes: 

• Organized 35 mentorship sessions, three exhibition, three meetings with industry professionals, and one art sale. 
  
• Collaborating with educational insitutions and 12 art mentors.
  
• Developing a 15-week seminar for Philadelphia School Destrict teachers to integrate animation into their curriculum.
  

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Photos from Fall 2023 Mentorship Program Exhibitions and Art Sales





Posters about the program

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