Shi runjiu

Shi runjiu

Shi runjiu, born in 1969, is a professional director. Shi runjiu, the leader of the sixth generation of cutting-edge directors, has shot rock music TV series such as Zhang Chu, He Yong, cobra, 43 Baojia street and Xu Wei in his early stage, and won the ten-year achievement award of Chinese pop music.

Character experience

In 1998, he directed the first film "beautiful new world", participated in the youth forum of Berlin International Film Festival in Germany and Hawaii Film Festival in America in 1999, and became a member of the domestic trend group of cutting-edge directors. In 2000, he directed the feature film "go to the end", known as China's first road film, and participated in the Rotterdam International Film Festival in the Netherlands; in 2002, he shot the DV documentary "Uncle Jing and his regular customers", which won the long film award, the director award and the recording award of the Chinese documentary academic award. His films have a sense of rhythm and freshness, which are more easily accepted by young people. It is a more civilian film style.

Personal achievement

In 1996, he won the ten year achievement award of Chinese pop music.

In 1997, he filmed the music TV documentary "China Fire concert" as director and photographer.

In 1998, he made the feature film "the beautiful new world" as a director.

This film is a competition film of youth forum of 1999 Berlin International Film Festival in Germany.

He won the best actor award in 1999 Hawaii International Film Festival.

In 1999, she won the best actress award in China University Film Festival.

In 1999, he filmed the MTV documentary "Ding Wei's concert" as director and photographer.

In 2000, he made the feature film all the way as a director.

This film is the 2001 International Film Festival in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

In 2001, he filmed the TV documentary "the story of Houhai" as director and photographer.

In 2002, he made TV documentary Anding Hospital as director and photographer.

He filmed the TV documentary "Uncle Jing and his regular customers" as a director and photographer.

This film is the competition film of China TV documentary academic award in 2002, and won the award of feature film, director of feature film and recording.

In 2004, the participating films of the Asian cultural film festival in Lyon, France, won the Public Media Award.

From 2002 to 2004, he entered the graduate class of film and Television Art Department of Central Academy of drama.

In 2005, he made a large-scale TV documentary "Palace Museum" named "palace western style", and was the director.

Filmed the TV documentary "Zhang and Lao Ji's family", as director and photographer.

In 2006, he filmed Huineng, the sixth patriarch of China, a large-scale TV documentary.