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Jessica Chastain for Marie Claire. Michelle Yeoh for Los Angeles Times. Bird in the sky, Abstract. Hiroshi Sugimoto for New York Times. Tracee Ellis Ross for WWD. Elizabeth Banks for Fast Company. Coffee cup in Vermont, Abstract. Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder and the showerunners of Hacks for Deadline. Steve Aoki for Billboard.
Jessica Chou. Producer. Writer. Art Department. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Jessica Chou is known for The Boys (2019), Gen V (2023) and Texting with Gosling (2014). Add photos, demo reels.
Trunk Archive. @choutoo. Bio. Jessica is a photographer based in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Her images transcend the moment with uncomplicated elegance, allowing their subtleties to reveal the character and story of the subject. With a background in history and photojournalism, Jessica’s process is a balance of observation and contemplation.
Jun 18, 2021 · California-based photographer and artist Jessica Chou has an impressive portfolio under her belt. From beautiful, serene personal series to portrait work for celebrities across Hollywood, it’s impossible to box Jessica in as any one type of photographer.
Apr 29, 2020 · Suburban Chinatown: A Look at the San Gabriel Valley. Jessica Chou knows that photography is a humanizing art form. It helps communities show their similarities, regardless of the demographic. With the rise of COVID-19, an influx of anti-Asian attacks and hate speech has surged across America. People of all AAPI (Asian American and Pacific ...
Apr 18, 2020 · Jessica Chou, Woman in Abercrombie, 2013. All photographs from the series Suburban Chinatown. Courtesy the artist. Jessica Chou was born in Taipei, Taiwan, and raised in the San Gabriel Valley, in the suburbs of Los Angeles. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, with a degree in history with an emphasis on the Middle East.
Jessica Chou is a photographer based in Los Angeles and San Francisco. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, with a degree in Middle East History. In her photographic work, Chou is interested in chronicling contemporary events that are shaping conversations around how we understand ourselves.
