Reece Ayers (倪瑞森) is 27 years old and from the United Kingdom.

He is currently a student of Journalism and Mass Communications in Taipei, Taiwan.

Reece has previously held positions in marketing, education, article writing, research and curriculum development. Reece is also trained in theatre Read moreand voice acting.

Walid BERRAZEG is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Born in 1988 in Algeria, Walid BERRAZEG is a documentary photographer and freelance photojournalist.

After a bachelor's degree in management at the University of Tlemcen (Algeria), he moved to Paris to pursue a Master in Digital Read moreMarketing and Cybersecurity at the University of Créteil which he obtained in 2014.

While working in the IT sector, Walid launched into street photography, which led to covering the Parisian protests of recent years.

Today, he focuses his work on the East Asia region with the main subject of social and political movements in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

There are also two long-term projects underway: a first around the "Revolution of the Smile" in Algeria, as well as a second in the form of a documentary entitled "Suburbia", dealing with the sensitive suburbs of the United States where it highlights the "re-appropriation" of the street by the locals.

Jamie Blake Knox is an award-winning travel and history writer, who has also published articles on a range of other subjects. His interests include art galleries, ecclesiastical kitsch, Barcelona Football Club, James Joyce and craft beer- interests which have been fuelled by his travels around the Read moreworld. He lives in Taipei.

Daniel Ceng is an award-winning Asian photojournalist, fixer and translator covering politics, social issues, spot news, war and more across the world, including Europe, the Middle-East, East Asia and Southeast Asia.
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His clients include wire news agencies, government entities and newspapers, Read moreincluding The European Pressphoto Agency, The European Commission, The Guardian, AFP, The Associated Press, ZUMA Press, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Initium, with experiences in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China, Turkey, Ukraine, India, and The Philippines.
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In particular, after the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolded in February 2022, Daniel in his 22 took the initiative to enter the war-torn country in the first week of March. 
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In the six months stay in Ukraine, he traveled to different war-torn cities, towns, villages as well as front lines in Donbass, reporting on the aftermath of Moscow's brutal invasion and its prolonged impacts on the most vulnerable groups.
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His photos have been published for headlines by international agencies such as the BBC, CNN, The Guardian, The Times, Time, The Wall Street Journal and some other European news media.
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His on the ground photo coverage of international hot issues has led him to numerous awards in renowned competitions.
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The prestigious titles he earned include Winner of the Year in Photojournalism (Professional Group) in The European Photography, 2nd and 3rd prizes in International Photography Awards, Gold in French IPX, 2nd place in the Budapest International Foto Awards, as well as numerous titles in Tokyo International Foto Awards, Hong Kong's FOCUS AT FRONTLINE, Taiwan Press Photo Contest and more.

Open for assignments in different locations across the world 

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Ellen Chang, having pursued further studies in Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern and polished interpreting and translating skills at GITIS, NTNU, Taiwan, now works as an interpreter/ fixer/ translator/ copywriter in Taipei. Mom of three, loves jogging. 5+ years in digital media and 10+ Read moreyears as a certified conference interpreter.

British freelance journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan and MPhil Candidate in Modern Chinese Studies at Oxford University. My reporting from Taipei has been featured in The Guardian, New Statesman, The Spectator, The Taipei Times and Los Angeles Review of Books.

Hung-Chin Chen is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.
She is an award-winning journalist with over thirteen years of media experience. She specializes in cross-strait relations, US-China-Taiwan relations, Chinese human rights issues, gender issues, and investigative reporting. Currently holding Read morea media executive position.

PEI HUANG(Rogge) CHEN is a journalist in Taipei, Taiwan.

Taiwan Apple Daily News — Senior Journalist
Septembe 2013-September 2021
•Covered breaking news, national defense, foreign affairs, cross-strait, and political issues. Responsible for producing timely daily and in-depth feature articles.
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Central News Agency (CNA) — Reporter
July 2011-September 2013
•Covered breaking news, national defense, foreign affairs, and political news.

Pinga Chen is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.
• Oversaw the development of global news stories and participated in writing and generating ideas for features.
• Researched and gathered information to support and fact check news stories through sources such as the Internet, archives, Read moredatabases, and primary accounts.
• Interviewed subject matter experts to gain further understanding, soundbites, and quotes for broadcast news stories.

Born and raised in Taipei City, William Chen holds BA in Radio and Television, minored in Ethnology, and MA in Religious Study from National Cheng-Chi University. At that time he became one of the first group of students using DV and NLE to make their own short films other than filming for school Read moreassignment. In 2007 his animated short “Cultural Reproduction Machine” was screened in Urban Nomad Film Festival. In 2010 he co-directed feature documentary “Dreams, a journey toward Wan Wan” with award-winning director Jim Wang with a theatrical release. After that he mainly working in media industry and international indie productions. In 2017, he wrote the narration for Discovery Channel for program “Secrets of Pangolin”. In 2018, his short film “Uncle Buddy” was screened in Urban Nomad Film Festival and a feature documentary “Metal Politics Taiwan”, which he worked as assistant director and editor has been broadcasted on ARTE in late 2018.
Currently he is involved in a couple of ongoing documentary projects and directing his own short play for stage.

Yang-Min Cheng is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan. He is also a Taiwanese producer and film director. His works span across various genres, including narrative short films, documentaries, commercials, and music videos, showcasing his versatile and fluid visual style. With an open-minded and Read morenon-restrictive approach to film style, He strives to discover and present more captivating audiovisual works that deserve to be seen.

Yachi Chiang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Leonard Chien [錢佳緯] is a certified conference interpreter and translator since 2007, currently based in Taipei, Taiwan. Clients include local and international tech companies, NGOs, online and offline publishers, government agencies, among others. His working languages include English and Chinese.
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He also works with news organization as freelance journalist to cover news happening in Asia Pacific.

I'm David Chiu, a documentary filmmaker.

As a documentary filmmaker, I'm someone who can independently produce films. The process of shooting documentaries differs greatly from that of narrative films. Documentary production requires a deep understanding of a subject, long-term filming, and Read morethrough the passage of time, it captures authentic and moving stories.

Due to the need for extensive filming, the documentary teams I work with are often small in scale, and each team member wears multiple hats. However, because of the small team size, communication is usually less complicated, and mutual understanding among team members is easily established.

I've worked as an executive producer and cinematographer in the news industry, which has cultivated my interest in social issues. The topics I cover are diverse, including Taiwan's indigenous peoples, rare diseases, arts, education, environment, renewable energy, human rights, and more. Anything that can contribute to society moving in a positive direction motivates me to capture it through my lens and craft compelling stories.

I've climbed mountains, ventured into glaciers, and walked through fields. I've endured various extreme filming conditions, yet the sweat on my face seems insignificant when capturing breathtaking scenery.

In 2022, the independent documentary "25 kg," which I produced with my team, was fortunate to receive the New Taipei Documentary Award and later received recognition at many international film festivals. This experience has fueled my passion for documentary filmmaking and deepened my love for this land.

alex chu is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.
30+ years china news experience
living in Beijing for more than 10 years
specialize in china politics and china-taiwan relations
familiar with analyzing and reporting current affairs

Chihwei Chuang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Wendy Chuang is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

I am a journalist based in Shenzhen, China, located in close proximity to both Hong Kong and Guangzhou. I have over 3 years experience.

Steven Crook is a journalist based in Tainan City, Taiwan.

Lu David is a journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan.

Paola Di Maio is a Special Correspondent, Editor and Publisher
Based in UK and Asia
Multilingual, holds an MSc and PhD from UK Universities
Primarily covering science technology and arts
also general correspondent on current affairs
She also works as a researcher and lecturer worldwide

Kuangchung Fan is a journalist.Throughout he journalistic career in the past three decades, he has had experience working for include Eastern TV, Public TV, Hakkatv.In 2001, he worked as a photojournalist for the public television Hakka News magazine. While pursuing the responsibility of media Read moresupervision, he worked hard to pursue the truth and produced "Taiwan Water Panic!" on Taiwan's water resources issues. ” series of reports also won the third Outstanding News and In-depth Feature Reporting Award. In 2007, a public forum "Village Meeting" news program was produced and broadcast on Hakka TV. This program was also the first news forum program in the country.

Erin Hale is a journalist based in Taipei.

Joe Henley is a journalist based in Taipei City, Taiwan with over a decade of experience working in print, television, and online media.

Perry Hsu is an Mandarin/English conference interpreter based in Taipei, Taiwan with more than 25 years of expereince, focusing on the area of finance, business, direct selling, IT, energy and more. Services include simultaneous interpretation, consecutive interpretation, document translation, etc.