Witthaya Thongyooyong, a highly accomplished and versatile individual, is professionally recognized by his alias Ball, and hails from the picturesque province of Saraburi, nestled in the heart of Thailand.
He embarked on a journey of academic pursuit at Chulalongkorn University, a renowned institution of higher learning, where he successfully completed a Bachelor of Communication Arts degree program, with a specialized focus on the art of filmmaking and photography, honing his skills and knowledge in these creative fields.
Witthaya's most prominent and widely recognized creative endeavour to date is undoubtedly the 2003 cinematic masterpiece "My Girl", a film that swiftly gained immense popularity and widespread acclaim, ultimately culminating in a remarkable achievement as the highest-grossing movie of the year in Thailand, a testament to its enduring appeal and lasting impact on the country's cinematic landscape.
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**Person Biography:**
Witthaya
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Notable Work: "My Girl" (2003)
Witthaya's outstanding achievement in directing did not go unacknowledged, as he received the prestigious award for Best Director at the Asian New Talent Award in 2004, an honor he shared with five other accomplished directors.
