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Tiffany Chu

Alias:
朱薇安

Birthplace:
Taipei, Taiwan

Biography from TheMovieDB

Born in Taipei Taiwan, Tiffany grew up in San Jose. She went on to study Drama, and Film & Media Studies as an Anteater at the University of California, Irvine. Fluent in both English and Mandarin, she was crowned the 2015 Miss Taiwanese American Pageant 1st Princess, also winning the Best Talent award for playing the erhu.  Tiffany plays the AI robot, Sophie in Artificial, Twitch’s first Emmy “Outstanding Innovation in Interactive Media” (also Twitch's first ever original and interactive show). She also starred as the lead in Miss Purple, a movie (dir. by Justin Chon) that premiered at 2019 Sundance Film Festival in competition and picked up by Oscilloscope.  She co-produced and starred in, “Toenail”, a short film (dir. by Jingyi Shao), that won 3rd place at the HBO APA Visionaries Competition. She is also a producer and host on the "Your Buddy Justin Lee" podcast, available on iTunes.  Outside of creating, she LOVES food, music, hot yoga, film photography, mixed martial arts, traveling, spending time with friends and family, and bookmarking food places on yelp. Always seeking truth in each character in different dimensions. Perhaps perspective is the balance.

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