@jojofilm

Bay Area filmmaker JoJo produces independent short films on 16mm, including "Napa by Road" and "Library Heist." Their work in analog film formats demonstrates technical proficiency with traditional cinematography tools while exploring contemporary narrative approaches. The films examine themes of place, community, and institutional spaces through a distinctly Northern California lens. As an active member of Google Developer Student Clubs, JoJo bridges the gap between creative production and emerging technologies. Their film criticism focuses on international releases like "Anatomy of a Fall," analyzing the evolution of cinematic language and legal drama conventions. This dual focus on technical craft and critical analysis informs their approach to visual storytelling. JoJo's creative technology practice combines traditional filmmaking methods with digital innovation. Their involvement in both film production and developer communities provides practical insights into the changing landscape of independent media creation. The work documents the ongoing dialogue between analog craft and digital tools in contemporary visual arts.