Corrie Chen is a Taiwanese-Australian filmmaker, writer, and director. She is known for her work on New Gold Mountain and Bad Behaviour.

Early life

Chen grew up in Taiwan. She moved to Australia in 1994 when she was 8. Her father gifted her his old video camera when she was 12. She attended the Victorian College of the Arts and received a Bachelor of Film and Television (Hons) in 2008 and then a Master of Film and Television in 2011.

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Career

After directing short films and serving as a director's attachment on shows such as The Leftovers, Chen was brought on to direct three episodes of Mustangs FC. This then led to additional television directing gigs such as for Sisters and Homecoming Queens.

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As far back as 2011, Chen had been dreaming of a project dealing with ethnic tensions during Victoria gold rush. That time period fascinated Chen since she was in grade school. In 2021, she directed the 1857-set, New Gold Mountain. Chen joined the television adaptation of Bad Behaviour in 2019. The show premiered in 2023.

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Filmography

Film

Television

Awards and nominations

References

External links

Taiwanese emigrants to Australia

Victorian College of the Arts alumni

Women television directors

Australian women television directors

Australian women film directors

Taiwanese women film directors

Australian women screenwriters

Women screenwriters

1980s births

Living people