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Kung Fu Quest 功夫傳奇 (Hung Kuen Episode - July 3, 2010) BTS-photos
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An Action Photoshoot with Philip Ng and Sammy Hung - June.2009
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ART OF WAR - GROUND ZERO (MMA event at the Macau Venetian) Sept. 09
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Philip Ng x jhde (photographs by Zion Photography)
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Nicholas Tse, Philip Ng, Andy On - Martial Art Training Montage
( 繁 | 简 | 日 )Sunday, Jul 18, 2010 4:57AM / Members only
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Kung Fu Quest
( 繁 | 简 | 日 )Thursday, Jul 8, 2010 1:52PM / Members only
Airing on TVB Jade in a few days (July 3rd) will be the episode of Kung Fu Quest that I hosted. For those of you who live outside of Hong Kong or perhaps plan to miss the original airing (for whatever reason), you can still catch the show online anytime here -
http://programme.rthk.org.hk/rthk/tv/programme.php?name=tv%2Fkungfuquest&p=4832&e
Just scroll to the bottom of the page and chose the episode that coincides with the original air date.
I not only learned a lot but also had a great time while working on this show. In addition, I couldn’t have asked for a better crew, so hats off to Brian, Kwan, Big Mok, and Sammy for not only doing a great job but being super awesome travel companions as well.
Below are some limited photographic documentations of what took place at each of our filming locations.
Hong Kong
China
Spain
Germany
Any disputes among the crew were dealt with thru martial violence...
Until the last day, on which I was picked up and tossed into afterschool detention by our DP...
The official website of the entire Kung Fu Quest series - http://www.rthk.org.hk/special/kungfuquest/
Extended trailer of the Kung fu Quest series –
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP94skTIStY
BTW
I just finished filming another movie with this guy.
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Questing...
( 繁 | 简 | 日 )Saturday, May 1, 2010 7:36AM / Members only
I believe that life is indeed a series of quests (that often times occur simultaneously). I also believe that the company of good friends and family will almost always make any quest taken to be much less arduous. My quest upon entering the movie-making business is simply to make films that I (and my like-minded comrades) wanted to make, without compromising artistic integrity and without selling out my ideals. I realized early on that the most ideal method of achieving this goal is to self-produce projects with like-minded and passionate individuals. Two of whom (Andy On and Van Ness Wu) I met on the first film that we had worked on together. As we each developed our crafts (together and individually) over the better part of the last decade, we became brothers who would always be there to pick each other up off the floor and (if need be) drag each other closer to each of our goals. The idea of producing a quality action film together has always been a quest for us all. And after literally years of trial-and-error, it would appear that Andy, Van, and I are finally taking concrete steps to ensure that we will get the opportunity to create a film we have always wanted to create. Joining our quest are my two extremely talented and gifted friends, Seamus Walsh (director/screenwriter) and Big Mike Leeder (producer).
Our current quest together has a working title of, "AVP". For more details regarding our announcement, please see Seamus Walsh’s (director) and Mike Leeder’s (producer) respective blogs here on alivenotdead.com.
(ABOVE) our little piece of the 2010 Hong Kong Filmart...
I'll just continue by stating that we will keep everyone updated on "
Angels and Vampires
I had the recent fortune of working as the action director on Jennifer Thym’s femme-fatale actioner, BloodTraffic, starring Grace Huang and Kirt Kishita. Not only were both Kirt and Grace super actors, they were very able to perform much of the physically demanding fight and stunt sequences that I set up for them. I also have to give props to my assistant-choreographer during the shot, Rodney Wong, who made my job a lot easier. Desmond was super in pulling this project together and Andreas Thalhammer (an awesome DP who also happens to have an awesome surname) and his super-duper team framed and tracked each shot to perfection with but one or two lines of direction from me (pretty amazing since they were tasked with capturing crazy Hong Kong style action while working with me). I saw some of the footage while working on a rough cut of the action scenes with Jennifer, and I truly can’t wait for the final product.
Kung Fu Quest
Currently I’m working on a RTHK project tentatively dubbed, Kung Fu Quest, a mini-series of documentaries with each episode focusing on a different Chinese martial art. As both the subject and the host of this particular episode, I am followed by a camera crew as I travel to different parts of the world to train with highly skilled martial arts masters, to interview well-experienced teachers of the system, and even sparring with practitioners of the style to fully discover and truly appreciate the art of Hung Ga Kung Fu.
This show is something that I feel very passionate about and it's definitely something that I have placed quite a bit of effort in helping to create. I am very excited to witness the final product myself. Over the next few weeks I’ll be abroad continuing my work on this documentary. So until next time, stay safe, stay healthy, and may God bless you all.
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The Lost Bouquet
( 繁 | 简 | 日 )Thursday, Feb 25, 2010 6:09PM / Members only
Lost Bouquet - A Day In A Life After Flower Four
Starring Van Ness Wu (吳建豪)
Directed by Philip Ng (伍允龍)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUvcLyoiGks
Van Ness Wu recounts his feelings toward his fellow band mates and contemplates the life he has today in this revealing self-mockumentary ably dubbed - Lost Bouquet - A Day In A Life After Flower Four.
Filmed entirely on location in the wonderful city of Hong Kong.~update Feb. 26, 2010~Due to the overwhelmingly positive responses that this video has received, I decided to to post a couple of bonus behind-the-scenes-Hong-Kong-adventure-travel-log photos of Van and I that didn't make it into the final cut of the film, plus a higher-res copy of the title card for Lost Bouquet as a thank you to everyone who posted something nice about our little video. The more positive feedback we get, the more motivation we have to make more films like this for everyone to enjoy
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My new Martial Arts and Action Choreography Reel
( 繁 | 简 | 日 )Friday, Feb 5, 2010 8:34AM / Members only
A sample collection of feature films and television productions that I have worked on as either the head action choreographer, assistant action choreographer, and/or martial arts consultant.Video:Hope you enjoy
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- Philip Ng is a Hong Kong actor who is also a master in the martial arts. Trained in Ving Tsun Kung Fu under the late Sifu Wong Shun-Leung...
- Occupation: Actor , Action Director , Martial arts
- Gender: Male
- Total visits: 396,869
- Translators: applenic, radwynn
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