Trailer for Episode of Vice’s Dark Side of the Ring, where the interview segment with journalist Mike Chinoy was produced by Cohen’s crew in Hong Kong.

Writer and Director for this short film shot in Beijing, also presented online with CineAsian Films.

Beijing producer for this documentary-style commercial shoot

Local Beijing producer for this Invisalign ad

Produced videos, including this long-format version, of Genius’ participation at Concensus Hong Kong 2025

Horses are neglected, abused and sent to auction in the US, where they are bought by the pound, sent to Canada for slaughter, and then sold for human consumption in Europe and Asia. Elsewhere in Canada, horses are raised and sent live overseas to be slaughtered there and eaten raw. "If Wishes Were Horses" investigates why these practices continue despite numerous public outcries, and also visits with horse rescue organizations trying to change the tide.

"If Wishes Were Horses" is currently in production. Reach out to the production team if you would like to contribute to the topic or be a part of this important project at ifwisheswerehorsesdoc@gmail.com.

The Women’s Tennis Association collaborated with the brand MCM for a series on WTA athletes across the globe. Here is the story of Wang Qiang from China.

Anubis is the tattoo artist behind Psychopomp Tattoo studio in Hong Kong, and she is the first in our series, Artists of the City: Hong Kong

Her style derives from the dark arts, and each piece is a collaboration between the feelings and experiences of the client, and her own feeling as the needle moves its way across the muscles of the body.

Check her out at: www.instagram.com/anubisloktattoo

Xiangxiang (想像) is a teenage girl who has recently moved to the US from China. She feels like an outsider at school and finds solace by taking pen to paper.

Bella the English Bull Dog LOVES her handmade treats.

Free from weird ingredients and additives, Baking Bark is the perfect healthy snack for every pup.

Make your order at www.bakingbark.com!

Director/Producer: Eva Cohen
Sound Mixer/Post Production Editor: Tomoko Fukuda
Production Assistant: Tammy Chang

Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter brings you her original track "With My Shades On," shot on location in downtown Los Angeles

Directed and Produced by Eva Cohen
Director of Photography: Angela Dalberiste
Assistant Camera: Robert Weigand
Hair & Makeup: Gabrielle Litonjua
Starring: Dina and Manny
Special Thanks to Karen Smalley and Chelsea Fenton

Summer comes early in Beijing. Can you catch it?

It becomes hypnotising... the mask-clad parade of people going about their everyday routine.

Filmed & Edited by: Eva Cohen
Starring: Kim Lo
Location: Hong Kong
Shot on a Samsung
Instagram: @vivaciousec

"Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth" ~Oscar Wilde

Video Creation and Music by Eva Cohen
Filmed in Hong Kong

*No masks were wasted in the creation of this video

Sai Kung Stray Friends Foundation (SKSFF) are a group of volunteers who rescue stray, abandoned, sick and injured dogs to provide them with medical care and rehabilitation. Every dog that is rescued is health checked, de-sexed, vaccinated and given flea, tick and heartworm prevention. They also try to provide any necessary treatment and emergency surgery that may be needed.

The aim is to find these beautiful dogs, a kind and responsible adopter which can give them a loving forever home and help them have a better life. If you haven’t experienced the joy of adopting a dog, now is the right time!

Visit their website to learn more, donate and inquire about adoption at: https://saikungstrayfriends.com/

Jessica C dresses up in the best fashion from Black Riot this season

Be Yourself.
Be Original.
Black Riot.

Feat. Zin
A BTS film by Eva Cohen

An evening of motorbikes and a pop-up tattoo parlor

In Downtown LA's Rapidly Gentrifying Chinatown: Pho Broadway's Story

Zhao has run Pho Broadway in Los Angeles' Chinatown for the past 11 years. He speaks to us about how his business and the neighborhood have changed over the years. In Mandarin with English subtitles.

Boxing Cat Brewery's brewmaster, Michael Jordan, teaches us the ropes on spreading the love for craft beer in China.

Filmed, Directed and Produced by Eva Cohen
Edited by Angela Dalberiste and Chelsea Fenton

From the Femmywood files: Taja speaks about being a woman in the world of the vanity department in Hollywood, and as a model, in Los Angeles.

Music by: Dina Valenz

Videography and Editing by: Eva Cohen

Faux Furr: photography by Mo Summers, makeup by Veronica Fajardo, wardrobe by Furrocious, male model is Charles Keator

Photoset with the gray beanie and tank:
Photography by Adam Klempke, wardrobe by Long Beach Clothing Co.

Vampire shot:
Photography by Kt Cubbedge, makeup by Hannah Schenck

B/W boudoir:
Photography by Kristin Salmon

Gold photo with male model:
Male model is Travis Carter, photogrpahy Toxiclovephotography, MUA Mary MacIntyre, featured in Gilded Magazine issue 6.2
Others in that group shot by Taintelustphotography
Wardrobe in image with leopard print lingerie by Bones Lingerie

Bedroom shot in mirror:
Photography by Charles Ancelle

Profile shot with braids and teal bra:
Photography by tainted lust, hair by Lauren Lo Rivera, wardrobe by Bones Lingerie

B/W nude shot by Malik Amandla

Alice in Wonderland shot by Toxiclovephotography

Tomb Raider Shoot by Toxiclovephotography

Lions and the colour red - if we add these two things, does it make something Chinese? Vancouver Chinatown has a long and storied history that precedes the formation of Canada. If you ask a Vancouverite what their favourite memory of Chinatown is, no doubt, they will say 'going to the restaurants growing up,' but such memories are at risk of becoming a mere remnant of the past as massive developments move into the neighbourhood and push out independent businesses, green grocers, and the residents who helped build Vancouver. We are now at a critical crossroads as to whether Chinatown will survive; what direction will we choose?

As the Ink Seeps is a character-driven dramatic short about an African-American female writer struggling after a traumatic series of events.

Does love mean staying beside those closest to you no matter what, or is the hardest but healthiest choice sometimes to step back and away from a harmful situation? A brother and a sister, bound together by a childhood promise, move together from Japan to the United States and must both face the realities of adulthood by making difficult resolutions.