Tai Seng Video Marketing was a home video distributor founded in 1994 and specializing in martial arts, Hong Kong, and Taiwanese films. The company logo was a VHS capture of a martial artist breaking a board. The company operated until 2008 when it went bankrupt.
Tai Seng Video Marketing was one of the first companies to bring martial arts, Hong Kong, and Taiwanese films to North America on home video. The company logo was a VHS capture of a martial artist breaking a board. Tai Seng distributed films by Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Wong Kar-wai, John Woo, and Ang Lee before they became famous in the US. The company also released cult classics such as Shaolin Soccer and A Chinese Ghost Story. Tai Seng went bankrupt in 2008 due to competition from DVDs and online streaming services such as Netflix.
