Watching Casey Neistat after (primary) school while slurping on shin ramen was where it all began - the way he told stories was no bullshit, playful and packed with energy. He had a way of taking you on a ride that felt so chaotic, yet always engaging. But breaking it down, each moment is intentional with a clear underlying structure and building towards communicating an overarching message. He inspired me to share my own voice through filmmaking and at the age of 14, I shot my first wedding.

Looking back, it's wild to think someone trusted a kid like me to capture their important day, but to my surprise (and relief), they loved the film. Word spread quickly, and before I knew it, I became the new kid on the block - literally.

For the next 4 years, I worked tirelessly, sharpening my skills and maturing as a filmmaker and person. I wanted to understand what it meant to capture love, not in the way that its stereotypically depicted but all the nuances of it, because it's felt differently at every wedding. I launched Jiang Visuals in 2021 at the age of 18. Being one of the youngest in the industry, I felt a constant need to prove myself, to show that my age wasn’t a limitation, and to achieve my goal of introducing a fresh, genuine approach to storytelling.
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Storytelling to me isn't about impressive transitions or effects but being able to grasp and uncover the unique bond between 2 people that leads to commitment of a lifetime. The distinctive love between each couple is what captivates me and shapes my work. My process is instinctual and driven by a structure that elicits an emotional response. Every shot contains energy and feeling, extracting and sequencing this allows me to create films that are personal, attentive and real, because I want to create work that lingers in the heart of those who experience it.