Stefanie Wong (she/they) is a filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer in independent cinema who believes that we create the world through the stories we tell and so long as the storytelling paradigms do not change, neither does the world. 

Wong is a first-generation American of Dominican and Chinese-Jamaican descent, born and raised in Miami, Florida, and an alumn of Florida International University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Business.

Currently serving as Co-Director of Development and Operations at Open Television (OTV), an Emmy nominated platform that champions global intersectional storytelling, Wong developed as a Screenwriter under Jess King, author of Inclusive Screenwriting for Film and Television during her time as an OTV Fellow in 2024. Budding director Wong trained under Dr. Rachel Raimist (Wu Tang Clan: An American Saga) through the Sundance Collaborative. As part of SeriesFest Executive Elevation Mentorship Program Wong was mentored by Milan Chakraborty, Head of Film at Marginal Media. Additionally, through OTV’s Fellowship, Wong was mentored by Nikki Love, Senior Vice President of Production & Development at AMC’s ALL BLCK. 

She is also the owner and operator of Floresce Films, a purpose-driven production company where intersectional films bloom. Wong crafts narratives that bring dignity and depth to the historically invisibilized communities to which she belongs. 

Their current work includes 100% Switch (2026) a raw, unflinching exploration of the inner war of self-acceptance when the deepest parts of our humanity are on display.  

Beyond production, Wong values contributing to the global filmmaking community as they served as a Narrative Feature Juror at New Orleans Film Festival (2025).

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