Chiang parlayed his passion for film and television into TV commercials production when he joined Yarra Films Singapore as a producer. He later worked with Shaw Organisation as a publicist. Looking to further expand on his movie-making experience, Chiang signed on with Nippon Film Development & Finance, the financiers of "THE CRYING GAME" and "HOWARD'S END" as regional manager of theatrical sales & distribution.Going indie, Chiang set up his own company to work on regional television productions. Having more than a hundred hours of TV programming under his belt, he stepped into the cinematic arena for the very first time as producer with "FOREVER FEVER", which became Singapore’s first feature film sold to USA’s Miramax Films and screened at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. When the new Millennium rolled around, Chiang jumpstarted his Hollywood adventure by moving to Los Angeles. He garnered attention from a top-notch industry manager with his spec script "TERRACOTTA WARRIOR", which was shopped around LA with key interest from Warner Brothers. His next action oriented script, "S.O.S", made the rounds and created a buzz for him as a writer to watch. Not one to leave his producer’s instincts behind, Chiang cornered the US remake rights to a hilarious ‘coming of age’ tale from Japan called "WATERBOYS". He pitched the project to the studios and came up with a winning hand when Todd Philips & New Line agreed to pursue an American angle on the comedy.Chiang was nominated Best Picture Best Director for Malaysian horror, "DILARANG MASUK/FORBIDDEN" at FFM24 and ASK2011. His creation of "SEEFOOD", was Best Animated Feature winner at inaugural Animasi Awards also nominated Best Screenplay at FFM25, was released in more than 100+ territories around the world. In the pursuant years, his comedy spec "ATM" was sold to Hong Kong, and he wrote & directed Chinese horror "BUYER BEWARE". His most recent work is on mm2's Malay family feature, "BU". (IMDbPro:jeffreychiangiii)