Chiang Yi-ning

Chiang graduated from the Department of Motion Pictures and Videos, Kun Shan University.^[1] After graduation, she worked at Central Motion Pictures Corporation before establishing her own workshop.^[2][3] She made her editing debut with the 2011 television movie Life of Never End Co., Ltd., for which she received a nomination for Best Editing in a Television Show in the 46th Golden Bell Awards.^[4] In 2012, Chiang edited the comedy film Cha Cha for Twins, winning Best Editing in the 14th Taipei Film Awards.^[5] She also worked on the romance film When a Wolf Falls in Love with a Sheep that same year,^[6] receiving an Outstanding Artistic Contribution Award in the 15th Taipei Film Awards along with the rest of the crew.^[3] The following year, she edited the musical comedy The Rooftop, directed by and starring Jay Chou, describing the experience as "hectic".^[3] She continued her work as an editor for the 2014 action film Black & White: The Dawn of Justice,^[3] the 2015 horror film The Laundryman [zh],^[5] and the 2018 romance film More than Blue, which became the highest-grossing Taiwanese film of the year.^[7] In 2019, Chiang worked on the PTS horror thriller series Green Door and the Netflix action comedy series Triad Princess,^[3] produced by the production house co-founded by Chiang and her husband Shieh Meng-ju.^[8] In 2020, she edited the Netflix crime series The Victims' Game with Shieh,^[9] earning a nomination for Best Editing for a Drama Series in the 55th Golden Bell Awards.^[10] That same year, Chiang edited the PTS horror series Detention on her own,^[11] receiving another nomination for Best Editing for a Drama Series in the 56th Golden Bell Awards.^[12] She also edited More Than Blue: The Series, a Netflix remake of the 2018 film,^[3] and contributed to Arvin Chen's 2022 romance film Mama Boy, which starred Vivian Hsu and Kai Ko.^[13][14] In 2024, Chiang co-edited the horror comedy film Dead Talents Society with Shieh.^[15]

Chiang is married to fellow film editor Shieh Meng-ju with whom she co-founded a production house.^[7]