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Ian Lin

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Alias:
Lam Yung Yik
Lam Yungyik
Lin Yung Yi
Yung-Yi Lin
林雍益

Birthplace:
Taiwan

Biography from TheMovieDB

Lin Yung Yi graduated from Yuan Ze University with a degree in information communication. When he was a student, his directorial work "The Carrier" was accepted by the Taipei Film Festival and won Best Picture at the Golden Harvest Awards. Since he finished university, he has been working as a film editor and has edited several film trailers, including "See You Tomorrow," "Cape No. 7," "The Road to Mandalay," "My Blueberry Nights" and "The Assassin." He also edited feature films such as "LOVE," "Monga" and "Sweet Alibis." Furthermore, Lin was also invited by the Golden Horse Awards to edit its opening ceremony clip, collection highlights, and interviews of nominees. His ability in editing has been recognized.

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Film Production

Editor:
2014  Café. Waiting. Love
2016  The M Riders Finding Pangu
2022  Coo-Coo 043
2022  Life For Sale
2023  Day Off
2023  See You at the Rally
2023  The Pig, the Snake and the Pigeon

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TV Production

Editor:
2018  Meteor Garden

Supervising Editor:
2018  Meteor Garden
2020  The Victims' Game

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