MULTIMEDIA FILMMAKER, ASPIRING MOTION GRAPHICS DESIGNER
Hello, I'm Diana—a versatile creator. I'm an independent filmmaker, producer, and an educational motion graphics designer. I'm passionate about making impactful stories in documentaries or through motion graphics. With a psychology and neuroscience background, I bring a unique perspective to my work. My skills include producing, directing, video editing, camera operations, and motion graphics. I thrive on storytelling, aiming to make a difference with my projects.
EDUCATIONAL ANIMATIONS
where do stereotypes come from?
This animation video offers an insightful exploration into stereotypes, focusing on their origins, psychological basis, and impact. It highlights the influence of 'out-group homogeneity bias' on our perceptions and discusses the real-world consequences of stereotyping, along with the media's role in perpetuating these notions.
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why do humans conform?
This animation video explores the concept of conformity, tracing its roots from the landmark Asch Conformity Experiments to the philosophical musings of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche. It reveals how our innate longing for social acceptance compels us to conform, illuminating its significant influence on our daily behaviors and the broader fabric of society.
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SHIHSTORIES. BY DIANA SHIH
DOCUMENTARIES
Explore the decline of Taiwan's betel nut industry through the story of Blackwood and Pandora, an aboriginal couple running a small betel nut business in Nantou County, as this documentary immerses you in their daily challenges.
Discover the challenges of an aging population crisis in Taiwan's smallest county, Changhua, known for its vibrant agricultural industry, through the lens of "The Color of the Lands" documentary.
Join Mi-Szu and Guan-Ting, two middle school students attending a local cram school to overcome the lack of support in their regular school, as they navigate the challenges of rural education in Taiwan, where long study hours and limited assistance persist, shedding light on the realities of cram school culture in rural Taiwan.