About SunRain Productions

SunRain began as a partnership of two filmmakers, Rain Breaw and Charlene Sun. The duo began working together while in film school at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts. After numerous successful projects together, the pair decided to combine their complimentary skills in an official capacity.

SunRain has emerged into an LLC, with an extensive web-development background and numerous short video and film projects including PSAs, music and wedding videos. We have also branched out into creative partnerships with other individuals and small design/development shops.

Charlene Sun was taken from us suddenly in early 2009. Her artistry, joy and integrity will always be present in the work of SunRain Productions. To contribute to the Sun Cinematography Award, click here.

Our Staff

Rain Breaw

Rain Breaw is an independent film director and web developer. Her film work includes a recent PSA for the Los Angeles Youth Network (through Women In Film), and the feature film, Mr. Sadman (as a producer). Rain has been building websites since 1998, and in 2008, Rain was the Technical Supervisor for the Stand Up To Cancer website, www.StandUp2Cancer.org, helping to bring the initiative online during it's inception. Rain has taught interactive and web media at multiple Community Colleges in the New England and Upstate New York region, and also curated a new media center at Vassar College known as the Media Cloisters, presenting the innovative learning model of the Cloisters at such national conferences as the Coalition for Networked Information in Washington D.C. She graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts with an MFA in Film Production in 2007. Rain's personal site can be found at www.rainbreaw.com

Diana Jeong

Diana is a professional photographer and web designer. She was born and raised in San Jose, California and now lives in Los Angeles, California, the mecca of culture and arts. She enjoys being everywhere with her camera, capturing the soul essence of an artists' talent and releasing it visually through photo stills and video footage. Diana studied Business Finance and Photography at San Jose State University and Santa Monica College. She worked with world renowned photographers both at Getty Images for 2 years and at A&I Photographic and Digital Lab for 9 years before joining SunRain Productions as a freelancer. SunRain's priority with non-profits and education is an important priority in Diana's life. At A&I, the monthly gallery exhibitions always benefited non-profit organizations and educational partners. All her life, Diana has preferred to work with non-profits and education as she loves to create art that has a positive and healing impact on the world. Diana's portfolio site can be found at www.withmyowntwohands.com

Danny Kordab

Danny Kordab is a server admin who has been working with computers since he was 9 years-old. Danny has worked alongside a number of companies' IT departments, including real estate offices and UCLA's School of Public Affairs. Though Danny's career stems around his computing skills, he also enjoys teaching children self-defense at a local martial arts school.

Creative Partners

Patis Lee through inDezign

Richard Levine & Will Miller through cyberia

Alice Tang & think/feel studio

Alice is an independent producer with a background in design and visual communication. A tireless advocate and devotee of culture and technology, Alice's work has branched out into multi-platforms within a full spectrum of film, art, entertainment and educational arenas. Alice holds a B.S. in Visual Communications from U.C. Davis, and received a Masters from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (I.T.P.) at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She has also studied and worked in Copenhagen and Taipei.

Justin Miller & laboratory 9

Justin is a native New Englander, having grown up in Portland, Maine, and now lives in upstate New York with his wife. He earned a degree in both Studio Art and Anthropology from the University of New Hampshire in 2000, and has used both while working as an archaeologist and illustrator for the Public Archaeology Facility at Binghamton University. While traveling all over New York State digging and surveying, he has developed a passion for eating out, and has a blog devoted to the art of travel food, www.foodfieldguide.blogspot.com.