12 Facts About Roseanne Liang

Roseanne Liang co-created, directed, and co-wrote the 2021 TV series Creamerie.

Roseanne Liang's parents were doctors, one was a doctor and the other a nurse.

Roseanne Liang attended St Cuthbert's College, Auckland, and was dux of the school in 1995.

Roseanne Liang went on to study computer science at the University of Auckland.

Roseanne Liang graduated with a Masters in Creative and Performing Arts in 2003.

Roseanne Liang made her directorial debut with the autobiographical documentary film Banana in a Nutshell, which was about her own cross-cultural romance with a Pakeha.

Roseanne Liang won Best Director of Documentary Films at Asian Festival of First Films.

Roseanne Liang directed the short film Take 3, which won awards in 2007 at the Berlin and Valladolid Film Festivals, and the hit web series Flat3 and Friday Night Bites.

Roseanne Liang is a part of the Thousand Apologies Collective, a creative cohort of seven writers and filmmakers based in Auckland, New Zealand, which includes Shuchi Kothari and Serina Pearson.

Kothari and Roseanne Liang later cofounded the Pan-Asian Screen Collective with others in August 2018 to support Asian filmmakers in New Zealand.

In 2020, Roseanne Liang directed and co-wrote Shadow in the Cloud, a WWII action-horror film, starring Chloe Grace Moretz from a story treatment by Max Landis.

Roseanne Liang is married to Stephen Harris, the subject of Banana in a Nutshell.