Christy Hui

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Christy Hui is the Chinese creator of Xiaolin Showdown. She grew up in China and moved to the United States. She currently lives in California. She received her MBA from the University of Southern California,[1] and worked for companies including Sony Pictures[2] and DirecTV.[3] In Xiaolin Showdown, which was produced by Warner Brothers Animation, she has a Shen Gong Wu named after her, the Fountain of Hui. This Emmy-award winning show ran for fifty-two episodes, and aired on both KidsWB[4] and Cartoon Network.[5] She also recently created a girl-oriented TV project called Hulala Girls which also features an interactive online community with a green message. KidScreen Magazine recently reviewed this project. [6] The site aims to deliver green messages to kids through fun and games.

Ms. Hui volunteers in Mentoring USA [7] and is an acitve participant of LA's BEST, [8] an after-school program for LA's inner school kids.

[edit] References

  1. ^ www.usc.edu.
  2. ^ www.sonypictures.com.
  3. ^ www.directv.com.
  4. ^ kidswb.com.
  5. ^ www.cartoonnetwork.com/tv.shows/xiaolin/index.html.
  6. ^ www.kidscreen.com/articles/magazine/20080401/kidsprod.html?word=hui.
  7. ^ www.helpusa.org.
  8. ^ www.lasbest.org.
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