Magic Productions In 2017, Wayne Chang teamed up with Paul English (co-founder Kayak, sold to Priceline for ~$2 billion) to start Wicked Magic Productions. Their first movie together is Dear Dictator, a film starring Katie Holmes, Michael Caine, Jason Biggs, Seth Green and Odeya Rush. Chasing Coral Chang is also an Associate Producer for award-winning climate change documentary Chasing Coral, which won an award at Sundance Film Festival in 2017. Netflix announced it had acquired the film at the festival and it is now a Netflix Original. It debuted on Netflix in July 2017. Movie review site Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 100% rating. Frame by Frame Prior to Chasing Coral, Chang is also an Associate Producer for award-winning documentary Frame by Frame. It premiered at SXSW in 2015 and subsequently went on to win many awards. The Hollywood Reporter called Frame by Frame "a work of profound immediacy, in sync with the photographers' commitment and hope" and BBC Culture proclaimed "the film features photographers passionate about telling stories of the true identity of Afghanistan – whether they are newsworthy or not." In 2016, Time, Inc acquired the documentary. It has a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Awards 40 under 40 by Boston Business Journal. Most Eligible Bachelor by The Improper Bostonian. Honorary doctorate (PhD) from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Commencement Speaker for the Graduating Class of 2016 for the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Named one of 30 Most Disruptive People in Tech by Boston Magazine. Nominated Entrepreneur of the Year in 2013 by New England Venture Capital Association. Nominated Angel of the Year in 2015 and in 2016 by New England Venture Capital Association. Pop culture In Spring 2001, The Boston Globe profiled Wayne Chang in "e-Files". In Spring 2005, Newsweek profiled Chang in their issue, "The College Vanguard: 15 Students You Don't Know... But Will". In April 2005, the press, including USA Today, The Washington Post and Boston Globe, reported that the Recording Industry Association of America was filing lawsuits against users of i2hub. In July 2005, Chang was featured in CBS Sunday Morning News segment called "Networth". In August 2005, Chang was profiled by Boston Globe's Business section, "Software wiz follows dream out of college". In October 2005, The Daily Free Press wrote an article in their business section, "Wayne's World". In November 2005, the press, including MSNBC, BBC News and Boston Business Journal reported that