John Wang is a filmmaker who architects stories from the wreckage of logic. After two decades spent building orderly systems in the IT and automotive tech sectors—a journey that included founding and scaling a successful startup from the ground up—he now wields cinema to expose the profound absurdity thrumming beneath them.

His background is not a footnote but the foundation of his unique directorial vision. The rigor of two decades in code informs his narrative structure, while the whiplash of entrepreneurship fuels a deep exploration of ambition and systemic failure. This hard-won duality finds its purest expression in black comedy, where the rigid frameworks he once helped to build collide with the unpredictable mess of human nature.

His latest short film, Outsourcing Rhapsody, is a precise incision into the fragile veneer of rationality. It is the work of a veteran insider who has not only seen the blueprint but helped draft it—and knows exactly where to place the charges.