Angi Tianzhu is a multidisciplinary writer, director and creative director.

Repeated themes in her work include:  struts, casual celebrities,  tough guys doing one last job, assassins,monsters and mayhem, transformations, femme fatales and bad boys, swimming pools, weird animations (men riding eagles,  MLB, missiles, spidersetc.) and dancing, singing, and more dancing. Sexy brand books, localized shoppable lookbooks, and interactive celebrity cooking shows. She has tapped into cultural events like Art Basel in which she worked with artists, tapped into icons, and created an original game that later was turned into a full-scale, real-life version at Comic Con. Her work spans across commercials, content, and campaigns for iconic brands, even directing TV spots 9 ½ months pregnant.

She also fancies smelling Blake Shelton’s hair, coaching Michael Phelps to dance, handing a 12-year-old lines to tease Kal Penn about his Rotten Tomatoes score (sorry, Kal!), painting herself as the Asian Venus (sorry, mom!), working with Lady Gaga’s fashion Haus, finding doppelgängers for celebs, and getting The Hoff to once again run in slow-motion.

Work history includes leading the voice and vision of brands (e.g. Google, Meta, Disney, Netflix, Gatorade, Old Spice, Ubisoft,  Microsoft, Twitter, The Grammys) agency and client side developing products, campaigns, 360 storytelling, international launches, and eating her bodyweight in charcuterie.