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Tina WongLu was born in South Carolina and raised in Brooklyn, NY. She is a Hakka American Actor fluent in English, Hakka, and Cantonese. Her parents are the first of her family to move to America from China, making her a first-generation Chinese American. She graduated from Brooklyn College in 2015 with a BFA in Acting and is a self-taught filmmaker. Her proudest creation is Hacenta (2018) in which she wrote, produced, directed, and edit under TWsquaredproductions and she hopes to continue growing her production company with more dark comedic skits. When she isn't busy creating, she trains in Brazilain Jui-Jitsu and Muay Thai.