Shirley Zhou

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

Upstream is the fully developed version of the short original song featured in the credits of my animated short film “Noose” (2016)

A loser-in-love's struggle to move on is personified by a crow.

A boy ventures into a forest with a backpack full of rope, caught between the decision to end a life or save one.

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

An ex-bounty hunter makes breakfast with his young daughter, who becomes increasingly curious about his past profession.

Upstream is the fully developed version of the short original song featured in the credits of my animated short film “Noose” (2016)

Upstream is the fully developed version of the short original song featured in the credits of my animated short film “Noose” (2016)

A loser-in-love's struggle to move on is personified by a crow.

A loser-in-love's struggle to move on is personified by a crow.

A boy ventures into a forest with a backpack full of rope, caught between the decision to end a life or save one.

A boy ventures into a forest with a backpack full of rope, caught between the decision to end a life or save one.