Jing Wang

Jing Wang

filmmaker
Jzi Studio LLc
I am a Chinese female independent filmmaker who has found my identity as an immigrant artist and activist throughout the course of making non-fiction films.
Full Bio
Jing Wang is a female immigrant filmmaker. Jing means “silence” in Chinese. Making non-fiction films is a journey for Jing to find her voice and strength in participating in American society. Jing graduated from The City University of New York Hunter College with a Master of Fine Arts in Integrated Media Art (MFA/IMA). Jing is also a member of the Biking Public Project advocacy group. Jing teaches at CUNY. Her goal in teaching is to inspire young artists to find their own voices by creating media artworks.
Professional Credits
Jing’s film “A Winter with Delivery Workers” was displayed in the Museum of the City of New York. The film was also screened at the Rooftop Film Festival and WNYC – The Greene Space. The short film was reviewed by the New York Times, Gothamist, World Journal, and China Press.
NYWIFT Committees
Career Focus, Communications, Development, Fund for Women Filmmakers, International, Moms Network, New Works Lab, Programming, Special Events, Women's Film Preservation Fund, Advocacy
Content Types
Children's Media, Documentary, Narrative Features, Episodic Drama, Music Video, Reality/Unscripted, Web series
Occupations
Assistant Director, Assistant Editor, Camera Operator, Editor: Film/Video, Educator, Post-Production Services, Post-Production Supervisor
Countries Worked In
China
Other Countries Worked In
china
Foreign Languages Spoken
Mandarin
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