BIO

I'm Phan Quang Minh, a photographer, and videographer passionate about crafting captivating narratives. You might know me as "Minh Phan" or "Minh Phann" from my work on music videos and photos.My diverse portfolio showcases my ability to adapt to any challenge, from tight deadlines to unexpected script changes. I thrive on collaboration, so whether you need a photoshoot, or a music video project in mind, let's connect!You can reach out to me through my emails, Instagram, or phone number. Cheers!

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MUSIC VIDEO

MAI VE

This is the first time I have been responsible for filming a project.In each frame, the essence of the song is captured through dreamy close-ups and evocative slow-motion sequences.In my dual role as director, DOP, and cameraman, I am proud to present 'Mai Về,' the debut song of my dear friend MyHai.

SIXTYUPTOWN x THE BANISTERZ

I was one of the cameramen for the collaboration live sessions between The Banisterz and SixtyUpTown.Because I am a member of The Banisterz, whose name appears in the title of the video, I am not listed in the credits.

Hanh Trinh Vo Dinh

I had the privilege of working as the stylist for Da Vits Scott and LEE À's music video "Hanh Trinh Vo Dinh (Way Back Home)".My challenge was to create a visual language that captured the song's emotional depth and the artists' personal stories.I aim to portray the characters' pasts and present realities through a mix of vintage and contemporary pieces. Using fashion as a tool to tell stories and connect with audiences has further solidified my passion

Hoang Mai Bay

Embracing the unexpected, I took on the challenge of directing 'Hoang Mai Bay' with just two days' notice.Despite script changes and tight deadlines, I rewrote narratives on set and directed unwaveringly.Within the 4-hour timeframe, I captured the essence of the song through dynamic visuals, impactful close-ups, and energetic sequences that showcase the talents of R$C betekar, Lil Fang, and $A Lil Van.In spite of unforeseen circumstances, this project demonstrated my agility as a filmmaker.

Iu Em Chit Mot

One week before Christmas, I received a message from a friend requesting a music video for their new song. The timeline? Less than seven days. This meant tackling everything: listening to the song, writing the script, scouting locations, contacting potential actors/actresses, and finally, filming and editing.Despite the tight deadline, we managed to pull it off! Unfortunately, the limited time prevented me from adding the finishing touch – color grading. While I'm proud of what we accomplished under pressure, I still regret not being able to elevate the video further with this final step.