Joyce Wong is an award-winning director and writer. She has been described by the LA Times as “a major talent to watch” and was named one of CBC’s 17 for 17' great Canadian filmmakers of the future.
Joyce has directed over 50 episodes of television, she has won a Canadian Screen Award for her work on BARONESS VON SKETCH SHOW (IFC) and most recently, she directed on THE STICKY, a grounded and edgy Amazon series with a Fargo-esque tone, starring Margo Martindale. Other shows she has directed on include SORT OF (Max), SON OF A CRITCH (CW), BET (Netflix), WORKIN’ MOMS (Netflix), RUN THE BURBS (Hulu), FAKES (Netflix), ODD SQUAD (PBS) and more.
Her narrative feature, WEXFORD PLAZA, is a dark comedy that screened in competition at Slamdance in 2017, was awarded the Comcast Best Narrative Feature Award by the Center for Asian American Media in San Francisco, and nominated for the Toronto Film Critics Association's Best Canadian Film Award.
Joyce lives in Toronto, Canada and holds a O1 permit for work in the United States.