Quan Luong is a Vietnamese filmmaker based in Winnipeg, Canada, known for his expertise as a director of photography on docu-series, documentaries, and independent films. Since moving to Canada in 2016, Quan has made significant strides in his career. Initially working as a colorist, he contributed to over 100 hours of TV content for international broadcasters while earning a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Manitoba before transitioning to working full-time as a DOP.

Quan's passion for storytelling drives him to take on producing and directing roles for projects that resonate deeply with him. His first feature documentary, "Seeking FIRE," which he co-directed and shot, premiered on Superchannel in November 2022 and is currently available on Tubi in the US. Among his recent notable works are the CBC Gem docu-series "Finding Diamonds," and the short documentaries "I Hurt Myself" and "Tailor Made" both of which received nominations for Best Short Documentary Cinematography at the Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards. His films have been screened at the DOC NYC, Reel World Film Festival, the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, the Edmonton International Film Festival, and many more. Sony recently featured Quan's unique filmmaking career in a spotlight video on all of their social media platforms.

Looking ahead, Quan's next short documentary, "Becoming Ruby," funded and distributed by Hot Docs, is set to premiere at the 2025 film festival, promising to be another impactful addition to his impressive portfolio.

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