Jiang Cong

Jiang Cong

Jiang Cong, male, Manchu, film director. He was born in Beijing in 1983 and grew up in Los Angeles. After graduating from South Pasadena high school in Los Angeles, he returned to China to study in the Directing Department of Shanghai Academy of drama. In 2005, he entered the film industry as an assistant director in the production team of "ink attack", and as a director translator in the co production teams of "disc in disc 3". Since 2007, he has written and directed more than 30 digital films for CCTV film channel.

Early experience

Born in Beijing in 1983, Jiang Cong lived with his parents in Xi'an. He was born in an art family. His father is Jiang Ruizheng, a famous drama performer in Shaanxi people's Art Theater. He plays the leading role of "Bai Jiaxuan" in the large-scale drama "White Deer Plain" and has won wide praise. My grandfather is a national first-class screenwriter of Shaanxi Academy of traditional Chinese opera. His works such as "one emperor through the ages" and "Xinghua village" are well-known in the world. Her grandmother Yang Shuqin is also a national first-class actor of Shaanxi opera research institute. His grandfather, Jiang zhujiu, was a famous performing artist in the history of Peking Opera Theater.

Jiang Cong left home when he was a child. He studied in South Pasadena senior high school in Los Angeles. He studied in class 03 of the Directing Department of Shanghai Academy of drama. However, he dropped out of school in the third grade. He worked as an assistant director in the "ink attack" production group, and as a director translator in a number of Sino US co productions.

Acting experience

Since 2007, Jiang Cong has written and directed nearly 30 TV movies, among which the series of digital movies "Legend of the Iron Monkey" and "Tumen town" have been well received by the audience, reaching a high rating.

In 2009, at the invitation of Changchun Film Studio, Jiang Cong took over the film "early rice in 1993" adapted from the novel of the same name. However, because of some "dew point" scenes in the film, the first trial failed. After several revisions, the film finally passed the review in 2011 and has not been released so far.

In 2012, with the help and strong support of his wife Wang Na and Shenzhen Fuyong acrobatic troupe, Jiang Cong shot the first youth inspirational film "blood Street" which was released in the national cinema.

Main works

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