Wang completed the short Circle of Life, starring actors Graham Greene and Michael Horse, about the final years of human life. Wang collaborated with writer Susan Black for the fourth time in 2014 for Black and White. His 2017 film Disk 44, an animated remake of The Profile,, placed 8th in the Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS) Amazon Audience Award. Music career Wang started formal piano training at the age of five, shortly after his perfect pitch and ability to play by ear were noticed, and went on to win several piano competitions. Wang was invited to perform as piano soloist with symphony orchestras over ten times, starting at age ten when he won the Livermore-Amador Symphony's Concerto Competition. After a guest piano appearance with the Stanford Symphony Orchestra for the U.S. Premiere of Philip Glass' Songs of Milarepa in 1999, he then won the Stanford Concerto Competition in 2000, performing Rachmaninoff's 2nd Piano Concerto with them. In 2006, The Oakland Tribune wrote in reference to his performance of Rachmaninoff's 3rd Piano Concerto, "Wang received the Diablo Symphony's most vociferous ovation ever." A year later, Wang retired from the classical piano concertizing scene to focus on film and engineering but continues to play piano and/or compose music for his movie scores. Wang's debut CD, RAW Encores, was released in December 2013. External links Raw Power Productions Tapestries of Hope Website References Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American male film actors American businesspeople People from Livermore, California Film directors from California Male actors from California UC Berkeley College of Engineering alumni Stanford University alumni American people of Taiwanese descent American film directors of Chinese descent