The 12th Annual Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition has selected the feature-length science-based screenplay Incarnations as a quarterfinalist. Winners will be announced Thursday, March 19, 2020. Now approaching its 44th year, the Atlanta Film Festival–an Academy Award®-qualifying festival–is the Southeast’s preeminent celebration of cinema and the flagship production of the Atlanta Film Society. One of…

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Albert’s feature-length science-based screenplay Incarnations has been highlighted in a special section of The Tracking Board’s 2019 Young & Hungry List and 2019 Hit List. Each year, The Tracking Board works with industry voters to compile the Young & Hungry List, a list of the top 100 up-and-coming writers across the entertainment industry, and the…

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The feature-length science-based screenplay Incarnations has won 2nd place in the screenwriting contest at the 14th Annual Hamilton Film Festival. Winners were announced tonight at the Staircase Theatre, where Incarnations also participated yesterday in the Canadian Film Market. Incarnations, written by Albert M. Chan, is about a grieving biologist who discovers startling scientific evidence revealing…

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Welcome to the World will premiere in Mexico at the 6th Festival Mundial de Cine de Veracruz (World Film Festival of Veracruz), running November 12-16, 2019. The film screens in Fiction Short Films Program 1 on Monday, November 11, 2019, 10am, at Instituto Tecnológico de Veracruz; Tuesday, November 12, 2019, 5pm, at both the Instituto…

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Albert’s feature-length science-based screenplay Incarnations has been selected as one of 9 finalists for the 14th Annual Hamilton Film Festival. Winners will be announced Sunday, November 10, 2019, at 6pm, at the Staircase Theatre in Hamilton. Incarnations will also participate in the Canadian Film Market on Saturday, November 9, 2019, also at the Staircase Theatre.…

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Albert’s film Welcome to the World will premiere in Argentina at the 3rd Short Long World Festival, running November 7-10, 2019. The festival takes place at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Corrientes and the Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. The film screens alongside other LGBT+ short films from Puerto Rico, France, the Philippines, Brazil, and…

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