Virginia Chien
- Actress
- Art Department
- Script Supervisor
Virginia Chien (Shiao-Chien Chien / Wei-Zhen Chien)
Virginia Chien, aka Shiao-Chien Chien, is professionally known as Wei-Zhen Chien in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry. However, her official English name is Virginia Chien, which she uses for international projects and media appearances. Virginia is a member of the Taipei Film Television and Entertainment Industry Professional Union [Taiwan] and Equity/MEAA [Australia].
Personal Attributes and Commitment
Virginia Chien, born in Taiwan in 1984, is an actress whose talent and versatility have garnered both national and international acclaim. Based in Sydney, Australia, and Hsinchu, Taiwan. Standing at 163 cm with a visual age of 30 to 40, Virginia balances elegance and relatability. Her measurements (93E/66/93) and shoe size (39) complement her commanding on-screen presence, while her warm, approachable nature endears her to colleagues and fans alike.
Early Career and Diverse Beginnings
Virginia's journey into the entertainment began in 2003 in Taiwan's competitive advertising industry. However, she led to Australia in 2010, where she embraced diverse roles during her working holiday and study journey. These experiences enriched her perspective, shaping her ability to adapt and excel across industries.
International Recognition
Virginia has taken on lead roles in numerous high-profile advertising campaigns, including the NSW SES (New South Wales Emergency Services) Mandarin ad, iRestore Elite Taiwan, and the ASUS BIZ 2024 Photo Campaign. Virginia's contributions extend beyond advertisements. She has gained international recognition as a speaker at the 2024 TEDx AAIA Youth, where she inspired audiences with her talk, "Discover Your Potential." Additionally, she was interviewed by RCB Radio Ireland for her role in the movie Weekend in Taipei. She has also played critical roles in Taiwanese productions, including the movie Life is a Jump, portraying Jia-Zhen's mother, and the music video Us by Enno Cheng.
Legacy and Future Aspirations
Virginia continues to redefine boundaries in entertainment and advertising. With homes in both Sydney and Hsinchu, she is uniquely positioned to contribute to the global media landscape. Her commitment to excellence and storytelling ensures that her journey remains an inspiration to audiences and professionals worldwide.
For more information, visit Virginia's official website.
Virginia Chien, aka Shiao-Chien Chien, is professionally known as Wei-Zhen Chien in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry. However, her official English name is Virginia Chien, which she uses for international projects and media appearances. Virginia is a member of the Taipei Film Television and Entertainment Industry Professional Union [Taiwan] and Equity/MEAA [Australia].
Personal Attributes and Commitment
Virginia Chien, born in Taiwan in 1984, is an actress whose talent and versatility have garnered both national and international acclaim. Based in Sydney, Australia, and Hsinchu, Taiwan. Standing at 163 cm with a visual age of 30 to 40, Virginia balances elegance and relatability. Her measurements (93E/66/93) and shoe size (39) complement her commanding on-screen presence, while her warm, approachable nature endears her to colleagues and fans alike.
Early Career and Diverse Beginnings
Virginia's journey into the entertainment began in 2003 in Taiwan's competitive advertising industry. However, she led to Australia in 2010, where she embraced diverse roles during her working holiday and study journey. These experiences enriched her perspective, shaping her ability to adapt and excel across industries.
International Recognition
Virginia has taken on lead roles in numerous high-profile advertising campaigns, including the NSW SES (New South Wales Emergency Services) Mandarin ad, iRestore Elite Taiwan, and the ASUS BIZ 2024 Photo Campaign. Virginia's contributions extend beyond advertisements. She has gained international recognition as a speaker at the 2024 TEDx AAIA Youth, where she inspired audiences with her talk, "Discover Your Potential." Additionally, she was interviewed by RCB Radio Ireland for her role in the movie Weekend in Taipei. She has also played critical roles in Taiwanese productions, including the movie Life is a Jump, portraying Jia-Zhen's mother, and the music video Us by Enno Cheng.
Legacy and Future Aspirations
Virginia continues to redefine boundaries in entertainment and advertising. With homes in both Sydney and Hsinchu, she is uniquely positioned to contribute to the global media landscape. Her commitment to excellence and storytelling ensures that her journey remains an inspiration to audiences and professionals worldwide.
For more information, visit Virginia's official website.
