Deborah Devyn Chuang is a Taiwanese-American filmmaker making waves in the horror genre with her striking debut short film, "Mom, If I Were A Vampire" (2022). This thought-provoking piece, which explores themes of identity and family through a supernatural lens, premiered at NYC's NewFest and garnered attention at over ten prestigious festivals, including Leeds International Film Festival and Outfest Fusion. Collectors are particularly drawn to this title for its unique storytelling and the burgeoning reputation of Chuang as a visionary director. Raised in Taipei and now based in Los Angeles, Chuang's diverse background informs her cinematic style. Her influences from Italian and Japanese horror legends are evident in her work, which appeals to both genre enthusiasts and collectors seeking fresh perspectives in physical media. As her career progresses, early releases like "Mom, If I Were A Vampire" are expected to become coveted items for those wanting to own a piece of a rising star's journey in film history.