Doug Chiang (江道格)
Identity Snapshot
- English: Doug Chiang
- Chinese: 江道格
- Era: 1962
- Geography: Taipei, Taiwan
- Core roles: entrepreneur, artist
- Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
- Named “100 of the Most Influential Asian Americans of the Decade” by A.Magazine: Inside Asian America, 1999
Education
- Center for Creative Studies, College of Art and Design, Detroit — 1982 — industrial design
- University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) — Film Production
Employment
- William D. Ford Vocational/Technical Center Michigan — 1982 — Teaching Assistant
- UCLA Daily Bruin — 1984 — Art Director
- Universal Pictures — 1989 — concept designer
- Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) — 1989; 1993 — Visual Effects Art Director; Creative Director
- Doug Chiang Studio — 2000 — Founder
Family
- Son: Jake Chiang
Role in the Community
No community memoirs or movement records in the corpus mention Doug Chiang (江道格) beyond his own TAH encyclopedia record, preserved at 185. Doug Chiang 江道格.
Disambiguation note: corpus mentions of “Douglass Chiang (江文基)” — e.g. chair of the Canadian Taiwanese Association in 352. History of Taiwanese American Conference – West Coast (TAC-WC) — are a different person (Vancouver, Canada), not Doug Chiang 江道格. No facts merged from those records.
Re-grepped 2026-09-22 (deepen-x slice 28): hits are only his own record #185 and index lines; no memoir/articles material to absorb.