Chanelle Wang is a filmmaker and an actress.

She recently wrapped post-production for her film, Color Me Wicked, a dark comedy about two serial killers falling in love at a paint and sip shop.

A selected mentee for the 2022 Unlock Her Potential mentorship program, Chanelle was under the mentorship of writer/director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Marvel’s THOR: Love and Thunder and Netflix’s Someone Great and Do Revenge). She was also a fellow for the 2021 Circle of Confusion Writers Discovery Fellowship

Chanelle was a staff writer on the series, Cross My Mind, a romantic drama helmed by Hong Kong media giant TVB and WongFu Productions.

You might’ve seen Chanelle on CBS’ S.W.A.T. or ABC’s General Hospital. In the Youtube space, you might recognize her from WongFu Production’s film “A Long Time Coming” about an Asian American family discussing Black Lives Matter in the midst of a global pandemic.

She is the creator of the web series, week/end.

Her films Evan At The Crack of Dawn and To Borrow, To Keep were official selections at film festivals such as the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, Seattle Asian Film Festival, Vancouver Asian Film Festival, and Taiwanese American Film Festival.

Chanelle is repped by Circle Management, Innovative Artists, and Triniti Management.