Albert Wong was seen as the immigrant hero of the Adam Freeland music video "We Want Your Soul." Directed by the award-winninng team Happy (Guy Shelmerdine and Richard Farmer) and produced by Smuggler Productions, the MTV-supported music video has played extensively in the UK where Freeland's song broke into the top 40. Characterized as a biting critique of consumer-culture, the video has developed a minor cult following.

Wong has also been seen performing his original one-person piece, "Myth", at the Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica, Angel's Gate in San Pedro, and the Esalen Institute in Big Sur. Selected (in conjunction with Teada Productions) as "Best of Calendar" by the LA Weekly, this grippingly autobiographical piece blows out numerous personal and ethnic myths from all angles.

He recently debuted on daytime TV -- booking a recurring role on "Days of Our Lives" -- and currently has four commercials running on national network TV (including "Principal Financial Group," "T-Mobile," and "Re/Max"). He was co-star of Brad Kageno's Independent Film "Boyz Day" (recently billed at the San Diego Asian Film Festival) and the writer for the screenplay, "The Perfect Child" (an Austin Film Festival quarterfinalist). Upcoming appearances include: Discovery Channel's "Unsolved History," "American Experience," "Whales of Las Vegas," and a starring role in the independent film "Cup of Joe."

Trained at Princeton, Oxford, the University of Michigan, and the Esalen Institute, Wong is proud to be a recent addition to the Santa Monica College Theatre Arts Faculty where he teaches a Stanislavski-oriented acting course and serves as the adjunct faculty's departmental representative to the Academic Senate.