"The Last Pick" - Jeremy Lin

"The Last Pick" is a video about helping others. When we give to others, we often benefit in return. It usually happens when we expect it the least, but need it the most.

This film was produced this past summer to support the Jeremy Lin Foundation (@jlinfoundation). The Foundation loves and serves children and youth, by providing hope, empowerment and leadership development.

To learn more about the Foundation and join our efforts, please visit our website http://jeremylinfoundation.org

Written, Produced & Directed by Jubilee Project. The Jubilee Project produces films for a good cause. Watch and follow them:http://www.jubileeproject.org | @jubileeproject |http://www.youtube.com/jubileeproject

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"The Last Pick" (trailer) - Jubilee Project

The Last Pick is a story about helping others. Jubilee Project partnered with the Jeremy Lin Foundation to write and produce this short film, featuring Jeremy Lin, Demitris Dajoun, and Kevin Mimms. This is a trailer for the film, which will be released soon on Jeremy's YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/thejlin7.

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"Linsanity: The Movie" - Kickstarter Sneak Peek

The documentary that began filming long before Jeremy Lin "Linsanity" became a pop culture reference. American's favorite unlikely sports hero.

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The Joy Dunk Club--Episode 1

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Original work written and performed by Giles Li.
Video by Ash Hsie.

ARTIST STATEMENT: This poem and video was originally conceptualized at the height of Linsanity as one in a trilogy. The other two poets did in fact write amazing poems about the same player, but when Jeremy Lin went down with an injury, the whole plan was put indefinitely on hold. The recent (and baffling) vitriol that sports media outlets have thrown Jeremy Lin's way escalated the timeline, and this is still just the first of three poem videos that will be released. Keep your eyes peeled. (July 17, 2012)

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The date was Saturday, February 4, 2012. The place was New York City, Madison Square Garden—the most hallowed basketball arena on Earth. What seemed like an innocuous appearance in an NBA game turned into one of the biggest moments in sports, and ignited an international frenzy that the world had never seen before.

By now we all know the story of New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin, and the ensuing case of Linsanity that swept the globe—from the East Coast to the Far East in Asia.

Well, at least we think we know the story.

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly all the pertinent details to this magnificent tale. After all, there are many layers to the Jeremy Lin the person, the player and the phenomenon. Who exactly is Jeremy Lin? Where did he come from? More ...

Whew. Wasn’t that an exciting NBA season? It flew by so fast, ending almost as quickly as it started.

Yes, I am aware that there are roughly four more weeks left in the NBA schedule, but for certain fans,—i.e., myself—the season ended when New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin underwent surgery to repair a meniscus tear in his left knee. His season is likely over.

I know the NBA season was supposed to be a shortened one due to the work stoppage last summer, but who knew that it would only last six weeks? That’s approximately the length of Lin’s unexpected and charismatic run.

The twice-released third-string point guard burst onto the scene and took the league by storm, infecting the city of New York, its legion of rabid fans, the entire country and ...