Assistant Editing Team
Ruizi Yang | Editing Assistant
Ruizi is a grad student currently enrolled in a M.F.A film program at Chapman University emphasizing editing. Ruizi started her film making journey as an undergrad at State University in New York. She has made various independent works in experimental films, photography, animation, and sound pieces. She continues her artistic journey as an editor and has been working on various student films. Director’s Journey to Success, has been selected into San Diego Asian Film Festival 2018.
Ruizi is a grad student currently enrolled in a M.F.A film program at Chapman University emphasizing editing. Ruizi started her film making journey as an undergrad at State University in New York. She has made various independent works in experimental films, photography, animation, and sound pieces. She continues her artistic journey as an editor and has been working on various student films. Director’s Journey to Success, has been selected into San Diego Asian Film Festival 2018.
Joe Caracappa | Editing Assistant
Joe Caracappa is an MFA Graduate student at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts emphasizing editing. Joe Caracappa is known for his work on Unscathed and Continue as a producer, writer, director, cinematographer, editor, and actor. He also has edited One Man's Fortune and Lightning Man. He has worked with visual effects for multiple TV series, Supergirl, The Flash, Arrow & DC's Legends of Tomorrow. |
Tyler Oglesby | Editing Assistant
Tyler Oglesby is an MFA Graduate student at Chapman University of Dodge College of Film and Media Arts with an emphasis in video editing. Tyler has cut numerous short films and has performed a wide variety of roles on other film sets. After completing his degree Tyler has hopes to cut feature films and write and direct independent cinema. |
Feifei Gong | Editing Assistant
Feifei Gong is a student filmmaker interested in making documentaries to show people’s lives and social issues. He graduated from the University of Arizona in May 2018. Currently, he is learning documentary filmmaking at the Chapman University Dodge College. His previous documentary project It’s My Heart won the Silver Winner of Documentary Short & Student Film of 2017 International Independent Film Awards. He co-directed the short film Timber which was selected and premiered at Tucson Film & Music Festival. This film was also the official selection of 2018 Portland Comedy Film Festival, The Block 2018 and the 2018 Dragonfly Film Fest. Currently, he is making a documentary about child sexual abuse in China. |
Roger Blake Glass | Editing Assistant
Roger has directed multiple short films including KiLLR, We Love Selfies, and Precious Moments. We Love Selfies won at the Independent Horror Movie Awards and was a winner at the Top Shorts Film Festival in 2018. Roger studied at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania receiving a double major in Media and Communication and Film Studies. He will receive his MFA in Documentary Filmmaking from Dodge College of Film & Media Arts. Roger produced and directed a 20-minute short documentary and is currently working on his thesis film on the Chocs MI3 program. Roger is passionate about working on documentaries because of the strong storytelling of real life subjects. He is looking forward in continuing to work on documentaries and narrative films after he graduates. |
Stephen Ragsdale | Editing Assistant
Stephen is currently studying News & Documentary as an undergraduate at Chapman University, Dodge of Film & Media Arts. Stephen has been involved in various videography over the course of eight years, but is currently focusing on film editing. Stephen hopes to use filmmaking as a method of truth-telling and inspiration and is proud to be working on 26 Seconds. |
Luis Reyes | Editing Assistant
Luis is currently a sophomore at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts. He is studying for a BFA in Film Production with prospects in Editing and Directing. Luis has been making films since he was six years old, creating stop motion films with his family camera. Luis hopes to continue to grow as an artist and as an individual through the art and practice of filmmaking. |