Bohan Gong

Bohan Gong is a Hollywood based producer with an extraordinary film producing experience and extensive academic background. As a leading producer, Bohan has delivered over 50 successful films from concept to reality, most recently he is known for producing Films such as "Hacksaw Ridge" - which won two academy awards, "American Made" starring Tom Cruise, "The King's Daughter" starring Pierce Brosnan, "So Young" (which grossed over 118 million dollars, while the production budget was 6 million), "Birth of The Dragon", five-time LAFA winner "Los Angeles Kidnapping", "Shanghai Sojourners", "Hot-Blooded Youth", "A Tip of Bottlebegr" and more. Bohan Gong earned his BFA degree from Beijing Film Academy majoring in Film & TV Production Management and his Movie Production MFA degree from University of Miami. Bohan worked in Kylin Pictures and Legendary Entertainment, he has a strong understanding of the international film industry and the movies he makes are distributed worldwide successfully. His knowledge of the global business and different producing practices made him a uniquely renowned producer, whose films received commercial successes and plenty of film awards from the world's top tier film festivals. Bohan was a member of the lead judge at Los Angeles Film Awards and Festigious International Film Festival, and the manager of judge team of Los Angeles Chinese Film Festival.