Stuart Wiggin

Designer, Writer/Director and Host

Beijing, China
Currently I split my time between several work ventures. I am the writer/director of China's first weekly English comedy sketch show. I am responsible for script, foley, graphic design, title credits and also edit segments of the show. The show is broadcast on several Chinese platforms including Youku and Tudou with viewers ranging from 100,000 to 500,000 per week. I also write a comedy panel show for Netease Youdao, China's biggest dictionary company.

Alongside this, I am also Editor-in-chief and designer of MESSENGER magazine, a current affairs magazine with a focus on China published by CRI, one of the three big state media companies in China.

I also work occasionally on a freelance basis for PR firms in China, providing general design and copywriting for them and their clients.

Work Experience

China Radio International

Writer/Director for comedy news TV show C4

I write, direct and co-host C4, China's first ever comedy news show in English. The show is broadcast across various platforms as part of official cooperation schemes, gaining around 100,000 to 500,000 views per week on platforms including Youku, Tudou and Xiaomi.
January 2012 - Present Beijing, China

China Radio International

Editor-in-chief MESSENGER magazine

At the start of 2014 I was tasked with redesigning and rebranding MESSENGER Magazine and taking on the role of Editor-in-chief. The magazine, which was previously a quarterly edition presenting random cultural articles, is now a bi-monthly publication focussing on current affairs and business, with an emphasis on design as well as content. It is distributed internationally for free and is also distributed in South Africa under the Global Max Media Group as 'Business and Travel in China.'
January 2014 - Present Beijing, China

Netease

Script Writer

Writing a comedy panel show for Youdao, China's largest dictionary company owned by Netease for the purpose of driving traffic to the website.
January 2015 - Present Beijing, China

Education

Oxford University

BA Mod History and Politics

September 2004 - August 2007 Oxford, United Kingdom