Christopher Au

Christopher Au is an award-winning filmmaker who spent nearly a decade working for some of the largest tech companies in Silicon Valley. His espionage thriller pilot Cloak & Data was selected for the 2022 Film Independent Episodic Lab, where he won the Alfred P. Sloan development grant. Au wrote, directed, and produced the comedy series Bulge Bracket on Amazon Prime, which was featured in Bloomberg, the Gotham Week Project Market (IFP), SeriesFest, CAAMFest and the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. In 2021, he was awarded a screenwriting grant from SFFILM and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for his feature script Airborne. As a commercial producer and director, Au won an Emmy for his work with Fox Sports Net. His feature film producing credits include the neo-noir thriller Drive All Night, which premiered at Cinequest and was acquired by Mutiny Pictures. He holds film and business degrees from Yale and NYU respectively.