Stanley Tong is an acclaimed Hong Kong director, screenwriter, and producer known for his long running collaborations with Jackie Chan on iconic films including Police Story 3 Super Cop, Rumble in the Bronx, The Myth, Kung Fu Yoga, Vanguard, and The Legend. His films have won major international awards, including the Hong Kong Film Award, the Golden Horse Award, and the Chinese American Film Festival Golden Angel Award.
He is a pioneer of cross cultural filmmaking and has directed the Hollywood feature Mr. Magoo and the CBS series Martial Law. Beyond film, he has produced successful television dramas such as The Myth and The Patriot Yue Fei, which gained wide acclaim in China and internationally. His body of work has contributed significantly to the global reach of Chinese action cinema.
At BRIDGE Summit, Stanley will discuss the evolution of action filmmaking, the power of cross cultural storytelling, and how global audiences are reshaping the future of cinema.
Legendary filmmakers share stories of grit, reinvention, and creative survival. From the lowest to highest ranks in television, this session explores the firsthand accounts of storytelling, technology, and ambitions collision with culture; this session identifies the lessons learned across decades of hits, misses, and moments that defined the modern screen, from the first line of a script to the final cut. It’s a masterclass in creativity, resilience, and the art of staying relevant in an industry built on change.
Chief of Unit, Media and Information Literacy, UNESCO
TV Presenter, Sky News Arabia
Head of Business Development, CAA Creators, Creative Artists Agency
International Sales Trainer & Consultant, Salah Abo Elmagd
GenAI Strategist & Systems Builder, Technova
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