What's Exciting about Grace Wan's New Christian Movie

by Bianca Rodriguez Content Creator

The class of 2003 at Theo BC saw one of the most hardworking and brilliant-minded students, Grace Wan, who always touted to reach incredible heights of success. A decade later, the world embraces her success in film and music as she pens her name under a long list of accolades.

Grace Wan's Gift was remarkable since she never decided to give up on her aspirations and worked tirelessly to develop her talent and enthusiasm. She is more seasoned, having worked as a director, producer, writer, actor, singer, musician, creator in the past. Canadian-born, Grace Wan was born and raised in Alberta, Canada, along with two siblings. Grace completed her studies after her parents relocated to Canada from Hong Kong.

Grace began ballet training at the age of five at Central Elementary School and continued skating, singing, guitar, and piano lessons at Citadel Middle School. She frequently demonstrated her piano and singing abilities in talent shows throughout her time at Riverside Secondary School.

Starting earlier in the month, a new Christian upcoming film set to embrace the theatres. The film "Done" was directed by Grace Wan and written by William Cloud. The plot concentrates upon humanity's endeavor to accomplish good on earth, but the devil frequently comes in the way, shattering mankind's purpose.

Grace Wan has worked as a production assistant for Blood Work Production's independent film. She has incorporated unique features into the picture to keep audiences on their toes. Additionally, the narrative is constructed with a novel shocking twist that builds up the film's essential topics.

Christian James, the lead actor, is a newly baptized Christian who has recently been released from prison. James discovered during his final three years in prison that humans are the salt and light of the world. Occasionally, they find themselves in difficult situations and must make difficult choices. James is caught in a difficult position in determining if his baptism is a divine call or deceit perpetrated by Lucifer.

Grace Wan faced a heap of problems in the run-up to the release of the new film. She has a remarkable story to tell of her singing stint. When she moved to Canada, she aspired for a spot in the world of media and music. She auditioned for two popular television singing competition shows in 2006, Canadian Idol and Rock Star. Her first role was in the student film "Shampoolzed," which continues to be a memorable sentiment for her global fandom.

Grace Wan's work is admired for its versatility. Time and again, she has exemplified her decades-long experience behind cameras, her ingenuity to produce outstanding production levels, and leave the audiences stunned before their eyes.

Speaking to an online publication, Grace Wan shares a piece of advice for the young, aspiring, and hungry filmmakers today: "Don't give up on your dreams, if at first, you are unsuccessful, try everything and do something different to make you happy and successful. If you're in a band, don't limit yourself to one instrument, sing, write songs, piano, guitar, bass, drums. Show your abilities and talents to everyone. Try everything, and that will lead you to become more successful than engaging in one occupation."