&varTextProTaoJing=A veteran of the prestigious Beijing Film Academy, TAO Jing (Sound Supervisor) was nominated for the Best Sound award at the 8th Golden Rooster Awards for work on his debut project, Chen Kaige's "The King of Children" (1988). This proved to be an auspicious start to a career that includes work on Chen Kaige's Palme d'Or winning "Farewell, My Concubine" (1993) and Zhang Yimou's BAFTA and Cannes Grand Jury Prize winning "To Live" (1994). In 1989, Tao Jing supervised the sound for Mu Deyuan and Liang Ming's "Lonely Soul in a Black Chamber," the first film in China to be mixed in Dolby Stereo.

A long-time collaborator of Director Zhang Yimou's, Tao Jing was awarded the Golden Reel Award for Zhang's "Shanghai Triad" in 1995, and the Best Sound Award at the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards for "HERO" (2003). Tao Jing is a two-time winner of the Golden Rooster Award for Best Sound for Chen Kaige's "The Emperor and the Assassin" (1998) and "HERO" (2003). He has published widely on the subject of sound in film and is a Visiting Professor at the Beijing Film Academy.

Filmography
 
HERO (2003)
Beautiful Shanghai (2003)
The Emperor and the Assassin (1998)
Keep Cool (1996)
Shanghai Triad (1995)
To Live (1994)
Farewell My Concubine (1993)
Morning Beijing (1992)
Spring on a String of Life (1991)
Oh Snow of Fragrances (1990)
Lonely Soul in a Black Chamber (1989)
The King of Children (1987)

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