Yeh Ju-feng

Yeh Ju-feng, well-known as a senior female film producer in Taiwan, has held a highly esteemed position in the film industry since she ventured into it in 1993. Her collaborations span across different generations and her works exhibit high diversity in themes, often partnering with many excellent directors acclaimed both domestically and internationally. Yeh's productions often strike a balance between quality and commercial success, demonstrating her proficiency in aspects of film development investment, resource integration, budget control, production, and abundant experience in international co-production. In 2004, she established the film company, Ocean Deep Films, devoting herself to integrating high-quality Chinese film talents and resources. She aspires to produce more high-quality movies of various genres with her unique vision and seeks to strengthen Taiwan's film production system. After dedicating over twenty years in the film industry, Yeh was awarded the honor of Outstanding Taiwanese Filmmaker at the 50th Golden Horse Awards in 2013. She continually serves as the producer for Ocean Deep Films and is currently also the executive producer for Mandarin Vision. Yeh Ju-feng's most notable works include "Winds of September" (2008), "Red Cliff" (2008), "Girlfriend, Boyfriend" (2012), "Our Times" (2015), and "A Sun" (2019) amongst others.