Art Designer

Chang Chi-ping is a prominent veteran art director who holds a degree in fine arts from the National Taiwan University of Arts. He started working at the Central Motion Picture Corporation in the 1960s, and has been working with many directors, including Lee Hsing, Chen Kun-hou and Liu Chia-chang. His works encompass those of black and white, Chiung Yao's melodrama films, and Taiwan New Wave Cinema, such as "A Home Too Far," "Osmanthus Alley" and "The Battle for The Republic of China." He has earned several Golden Horse nominations, with "The Pioneers," "The Wheel of Life," and "Spring Swallow" winning Best Art Direction and Best Makeup & Costume Design at the Golden Horse Awards. He retired in 1999. In 2007, he returned to the film industry to create designs for "Empire of Silver" and "Twa-Tiu-Tiann" upon invitation by film crews.