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Chris Chang
Video Producer, Abacus
Chris Chang is a video producer with Abacus. When Chris was in high school, he set up a blog called M.I.C. Gadget to write about gadgets made in China. He reported cheap iPhone knockoffs to the rise of Chinese smartphones, and he made the world’s first Steve Jobs action figure that got banned by Apple. At his age of 20, he decided to pursue a career where all he does is filmmaking and photography. He spent seven years to work on portrait films, documentaries, and branding films. Today, he is at Abacus to use his filmmaking techniques to unbox and review the latest tech products from China.
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