Haosong Yang (杨昊松 born June, 1989, China) is a bilingual actor, producer, director, and acting instructor. He won the Best Actor Award at the Top Shorts Film Festival.

Haosong began his acting career early in China. He worked in the short films Luna for the Warner Bros. Emerging Film Directors Workshop. Also with a principle role in the television series The leftovers for HBO. He made his debut through the play the Vampire Masquerade at The Next Stage Company in Hollywood, then appeared in many independent and short films including, Rain Dance The Day Off, Visiting. He is part of the full-time faculty at American Hollywood Film Academy affiliated with the Sunshine Education Academy in Los Angeles, teaching scene study, and techniques. Since 2016 he has served as an acting instructor at American Hollywood Film Academy where he heads the acting program. He also taught acting class at the BroadWe Company, which is a diverse art group in New York City.

Haosong Yang graduated with honors from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television (UCLA TFT) with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater. Then, he attended the Actors Studio Drama School in New York City for his Master of Fine Arts degree in acting. As a theater artist, he has been trained in many different aesthetics such as the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), SITI Company and The Actors’ Gang. Trained with noble members of The Actors Studio, including Susan Aston, Andreas Manolikakis, Jacqueline Knapp, and many other theater masters Robert Serrell, Christopher Bayes, Anne Bogart, Ellen Lauren, James Kerr, and Tim Robbins.

He has been nominated for many awards, including Gold Award, “Oregon International Film Festival” Diamond Award, “California Film Festival” Best Picture, “Los Angeles Film Festival” Best Picture, “Festigious Film Festival” Winner "Red Stone Film Festival" Semi-Finalist, “Hollywood Screening Festival” Semi-Finalist, “Davis International Film Festival” Nominated, “Cannes Short Film Corner Festival” Nominated, “Dubai International Film Festival” Nominated, “Los Angeles CineFest”