Editing Sean Lew/Filmography (section)

==Theatrical==
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! style="width:05%;" |Year
! style="width:20%;" |Movie/<br />Musical/<br />Documentary
! Role
! style="width:35%;" |Plot
! style="width:20%;" |Notes
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|2014
|Penguins of Madagascar
|Adding voice to film<br />as member of the ADR group.
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|2019
|''Step Up: Year of the Dance''<br />(''Step Up China ''aka ''Step Up 6'')
|Assistant Choreographer<br />and Dancer
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Youth from different social classes in Beijing come together to form China's best dance crew and learn what it really means to be family. In this last chapter of the franchise the LMNTrix crew are back to show what they have after all these years of trying of making it to Hollywood. Sean once again needs Moose in the last shot of making a successful show that will lead them to a career that the whole crew been waiting for, and this time their opponent is the show. The final show down is between "The Black Tigers" and "The Phantom Crew", the best crew in the world, with an honorable ending.
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Budget: $17M USD<br />Director: Ron Yuan<br />Writers: Duane Adler (characters)<br />
Starring:<br />Qi Mei<br />SuperDino<br />Co-Starring:<br />Ovolog<br />Sdavy Lee<br />Ivy<br />Yi Xuan<br />Yu Yang<br />Kim Sungjoo<br />Yu Jianbo<br />Also Starring as dancers:<br />[[Jade Chynoweth]]<br />Janelle Ginestra-Adams<br />More cast:<br />Zack Roberts<br />Meiqi Meng<br />Yixuan Zhou<br />Lil Swagg<br />Jingxing Huang<br />"Bobo"<br />Behind-the-scenes:<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJFIJAPz6-Q Step Up China]</ref><br />Teaser:<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRlVV38txiQ STEP UP: YEAR OF THE DANCE - Official Trailer [HD]]</ref><br />French Stream:<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf-JCYUzuLQ Step Up China Kung fu Dance Film Dance Complet en francais]</ref><br />The Phantom Crew<br />are all played by<br />Immabeast dancers.
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|2021
| ''II: AN UNSPOKEN NARRATIVE"''
|Producer <br> Director <br> Script Writer <br> Choreographer <br> Dancer
|Starring Kaycee Rice, Tre De Rego, Kea Peahu, Destinee Mayarea, Hiro Homura, Giselle Silva, Jaime Mora, Isaac Meija, Leilani Zepeda, Ava Chavarria, Bailey Sok, Julian DeGuzman, Stephanie Mincone, Connor Gormley, Shannon Kelly, Zack Everheart, Marie Spieldenner, Zach Venegas, Anthony Westlake, Matthew Kubitz, Emma Hauser, Ashlynn Malia, Leconte Banks and Jazz Smith. Director of Photography/Gimbal Operator are Gerald Nonato und Nick Kim. Unit Still Photographers are Lee Gumbs and Chad Brady. Choreography by Sean Lew, Tessandra Chavez and Benji Schwimmer.
| Staff: 31 people; Budget: Est. $50,000-65,000 USD; Production Duration: About 4 years - from first scratch notes to premiere at the film festivals; Boxoffice: unknown; Film Festivals: Montreal and Venice; Online Views of the One hour Release: 1,300,000+ at Sep 2022 Awards: New York’s Oniro Film Award - "Best Dance Choreography" 
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|2022
|''AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE 2022 Campaign''<br>Cinema Commercial
|Director<br>Creative Director<br>Editor<br>Singer
|Director of Photography: Scott David Winn<br> 
Assistant Creative Director: Connor Holloway<br> 
Executive Producer: Clair Grupp <br>
Producer: Jennifer Pearl <br>
Creative Design Services: Bethany Beacham <br>
Producer/Assistant Production <br>
Designer: Orea Guthrie <br>
Production Designer: Sebastien Leon <br> 
ABT Director of Production: Vincent Roca <br>
ABT Wardrobe Supervisor: Tomoko Ueda-Dunbar <br>
ABT Hair and Makeup Supervisor: Rena Most <br>
ABT Head of Properties: Paul Wells <br>
ABT Head Electrician: AJ Jackson <br>
ABT Head Carpenter: Brian Kafel <br>
Producer PA: Kendra Gelner <br>
Production Coordinator: Sophia Hilliard <br>
Stage Manager: Jeremiah Bischoff <br>
Gaffer: Julian Velez <br>
Key Grip: Riad Deeb <br>
Steadicam: Thomas Dean <br>
1st AC: Ines Portugal <br>
2nd AC: Joe Robinson <br>
Best Electric: Justin Lee <br>
Grip: Bliss Bussant <br>
DIT: David Andrews <br>
Art PA: Noah Schmitz <br>
Set PA: Tim Colao <br>
Set PA/Runner: Bharat Gurwani<br>
| ABT's 2022 Summer Season MET Campaign. <br> Sean's first order for directing a commercial. He said, he was facing a lot of drama. <br> Pal, wait until you are in charge for millions of budget, hundreds of people on set, the producer are constantly slapping your neck, because you are still shooting, and are on a set has to be built in months. THEN start crying.
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