Malaysian film editor's work screened at LA Shorts in Los Angeles


'It is an honour to see Aro's World being screened at the LA Shorts. Photos: Praboo T. Arivananthan

Melaka-born, Hollywood-based award-winning film editor Praboo T. Arivananthan, 28, has achieved success with his work on the short horror film, Aro's World. The film will be showcased at the LA Shorts International Film Festival (LA Shorts) today (July 19) at 2pm, Malaysian time.

Touted as one of the largest international short film festivals globally, LA Shorts screens over 300 films annually. It holds the distinction of being the only film festival with seven award categories recognised by the prestigious Academy Awards (Oscars).

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