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  • NYC Public space to be made out of reused containers

    Saturday, Aug 15, 2009 12:55AM / Standard Entry


    Pier 57 in the NYC westside to be build out of shipping containers.  This place looks awesome and it will have a public outdoor theatre.  It may take years to build, but really looking forward to this.













    More details here.

    http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/08/07/lot-ek-proposes-pier-made-of-shipping-containers/

  • new email = new personality

    Monday, Jul 27, 2009 7:28PM / Standard Entry

    I have a theory that with each new email address, people takes on new personalities.  Most people have more than one email addresses these days, and I don't know about you, but I write differently with each account. 

    One obvious difference is between work and personal emails.  But I think it goes beyond that...  think about it as I build up a real argument.

  • ____ and ____ are sitting on a tree....

    Thursday, Jul 16, 2009 4:00PM / Standard Entry

    ...E.A.T.T.I.N.G

    So I been thinking of vacationing at the beaches of Okinawa, and I found this cool restaurant.  Very Nice.




    http://netlink.bz/shop/s0869/

  • 'old' bags

    Friday, Jul 10, 2009 8:24PM / Standard Entry

    I found out about these baumm bags from a CNN show on going green.  These bags looks great and each one are unique.  They made these from the fabric they use to drape over those stories high billboards. 

    It's great to see them recycling not only the material, but also creating new art from old graphic art.


  • 72 hr Film Shootout (reminisce)

    Friday, Jun 26, 2009 1:28PM / Standard Entry

    Some of you may have noticed the 72 Hour film shootout banner above and question what that is about.  If you haven't heard of it before, it is an annual film making competition that challenges teams of filmmakers to write, shoot, edit a 5 minute video within 72 hours. 

    It seems like a long time ago, but I participated in this competition from Hong Kong just last year (from JUNE 20-23, 2008), and managed to get the film done over a hot humid weekend with very little sleep.  It was a fun and productive weekend.  For all you participating this year, good luck and have fun. 

    Here's the video from last year.  It's interesting to see it again and notice all the things I wish I could corrrect, but it was written in the morning and shot same afternoon.  I was just happy that it got finished on time.



    All you Simon Yin fans may noticed that his name is in the credit too.  Simon was actually in Singapore (before arriving in HK) at the time of the shootout and I asked him to shoot me additional footage so that I can edit it into the final film.  I actually asked the same from a friend in NJ and a friend in Seoul to do the same.  But in the end, I only used the HK footage due to the time constraint, but it was still an international effort since I had to skype the final video file to a friend in NYC so that he can physically deliver the tape before the deadline.  I love digital filmmaking!

    Here's the promo for this year's shootout.  You can noticed they used a shot from my video.  May be you can spot the HK scene in this.


    The 6th Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout Promo from AAFilmLab on Vimeo.


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  • Born in HK, moved to US, now back in HK. Heavily involved with the Asian American community in NY and looking to contribute to to the Hong Kong and Chinese community through Art and volunteerism....

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