Akira Chan is a documentary filmmaker and cofounder of Rare Media, a production studio focused on digital storytelling for organizations, authors, entrepreneurs, and artists. Rare works with organizations like Chopra Global, Mindvalley, Genius Network, Abundance360, Powur, ImpactU, and more.Akira's past projects include “The Bloom,” a docuseries on festival culture, and production on the feature length documentary “Neurons to Nirvana” and "Embrace" (both available on Netflix).“Black Star,” Akira’s recent film on art and addiction, was awarded Audience Choice Short at the Illuminate Film Festival 2018. Its film screening + art auction distribution model raised half a million dollars towards addiction recovery.Other productions include "The Miracle Morning," a feature documentary based on the best selling book, “Igniting Impact,” a film series on The UN's Sustainable Development Goals (premiered at the United Nations in 2019), “Little Humans,” an educational series on modern parenting in partnership with Mindvalley, and “The Mom Mentor,” an episodic series highlighting the wisdom of Mothers of renowned leaders. Rare’s creative team of editors, directors and videographers span 8 cities and 4 countries.