Peter K. Yap, born in Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar), is a renowned Asian American Indie Filmmaker and Music Producer. He made waves with his groundbreaking charity film "Myittar aka Unbroken Ties (festivals 2024)," a joint U.S. and Myanmar production that follows an orphan's inspiring quest for purpose. In addition to this achievement, Mr. Yap produced and was executive producer for the acclaimed short film "Family Fiction (2022)," which was nominated in over eight festivals, including winning at the Shenzhen International Film Festival. This thought-provoking work explores family fractures and the consequences of infidelity and divorce. Beyond his cinematic endeavors, Mr. Yap holds an unwavering belief in the power of filmmaking to unite people through curiosity and imagination. He envisions filmmakers as architects of emotion, shaping shared experiences that can influence the course of history. His mission is clear: to share stories that resonate with the human soul, inspiring all to become better citizens of the world. Beyond his work, he actively supports orphaned children through the Mary K. Yap Foundation's nonprofit. Education plays a pivotal role in Mr. Yap's journey, as he holds a Master of Business Administration Degree from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey and proudly elevates his status as an Alumni of the Standford Executive Program at the Graduate School of Business of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. On a personal note, Mr. Yap cherishes his role as a devoted single father to four remarkable individuals, exemplifying his commitment to family and community. In every aspect of his life, Peter K. Yap's passion for storytelling and unwavering dedication to uplifting humanity shine brightly, leaving an indelible mark on cinema and beyond.