lamwoomediahttp://cmestudio.wordpress.com One of our teachers, Ms Grace Sze, gives witness to her faith in Jesus Christ and belief in God and the Holy Word and explains how she became a Christian. This video is part of a multi-media project called Dreamers.In this project, we look at the hopes and aspiration of Hong Kong people.
We would like thank Jude Tarrant of Sunrise Stained Glass Studio - http://www.stained-windows.co.uk - for allowing us to you images of his beautiful work.
We would also like to thank thestudents of class 3D for ther cooperation.
The main video was produced for Wiseman Education's 2011 ThinkSeries video documentary competition. This year's 'Think Series' theme is dreams. http://www.thinkseries.org/site/thinkagain
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Winsome Wong
Video editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Produced by CMe Creative Media Studio
Website: http://cmestudio.wordpress.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CMe-Creative-Media-Studio-SKH-Lam-Woo-Memorial-...
The background music -- 'Safe Harbour' - was composed and produced by Stephen Richards (longzijun). It is an original loop-base composition and is used in this video with his permission. The music loops mainly came fro a couple of collections issued by SoundPool. You can download more of his songs for useas background music http://longzijun.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/free-background-music
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder). To cut down on noise we used a shotgun microphone (attached to the camcorder using an audio adaptor).
My Dream in Life: A Dream of Faith (Dreamers HK 3)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com One of our teachers, Ms Grace Sze, gives witness to her faith in Jesus Christ and belief in God and the Holy Word and explains how she became a Christian. This video is part of a multi-media project called Dreamers.In this project, we look at the hopes and aspiration of Hong Kong people.
We would like thank Jude Tarrant of Sunrise Stained Glass Studio - http://www.stained-windows.co.uk - for allowing us to you images of his beautiful work.
We would also like to thank thestudents of class 3D for ther cooperation.
The main video was produced for Wiseman Education's 2011 ThinkSeries video documentary competition. This year's 'Think Series' theme is dreams. http://www.thinkseries.org/site/thinkagain
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Winsome Wong
Video editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Produced by CMe Creative Media Studio
Website: http://cmestudio.wordpress.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CMe-Creative-Media-Studio-SKH-Lam-Woo-Memorial-...
The background music -- 'Safe Harbour' - was composed and produced by Stephen Richards (longzijun). It is an original loop-base composition and is used in this video with his permission. The music loops mainly came fro a couple of collections issued by SoundPool. You can download more of his songs for useas background music http://longzijun.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/free-background-music
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder). To cut down on noise we used a shotgun microphone (attached to the camcorder using an audio adaptor).Attribution Theory in Educationlamwoomedia2022-07-20 | A short introduction to attribution theory and how it is related to learner motivation in educationAlumni Interview (Cantonese): Leadership & Servicelamwoomedia2021-11-26 | Entrepreneur Gonna Chan (Class of 1982) discusses her school life and principles related to leadership and service.Alumni Interview (English): Social Worklamwoomedia2021-11-26 | Sharon and Gigi, former students of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School, talk about how to get started in a career in social work in Hong Kong and discuss benefits and drawbacks of being a social worker.SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School: 10th Anniversary Celebrationslamwoomedia2021-11-25 | This video features Super 8 footage of the school’s 10th anniversary celebrations in 1980. The anniversary featured an open day as well as music and dance performances. This is a re-edit of a video that was first published in 2015.
This new version was produced by Stephen Richards (who also edited the first version) for the SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School’s 50th anniversary celebrations. It is part of a series of videos and photo galleries that can be viewed on this page: cmestudio.wordpress.com/project50
The original Super 8 footage was silent (the format did not allow for sound recording), and was heavily degraded. For more information about the telecine transfer and the color correction process, you can refer to the notes on this page: cmestudio.wordpress.com/2012/05/15/school-memories-1980-anniversary
Music Credits 1. Somewhere Deep in the Sea (by Jessica Yip) 2. Almost a Love Story, excerpt (by Stephen Richards)
SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School is located in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong. School website: https://www.lamwoo.edu.hk/SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School: The First 50 Yearslamwoomedia2021-11-25 | Let's take a look back at the first five decades of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. The video was produced for the school’s 50th anniversary celebrations
The Photos The photos used in this video (as well as many more photos) are stored in Google Drive. Links to the photo galleries sorted by decade are on this page: cmestudio.wordpress.com/project50
If you are a former student or member of staff, you can submit photos (instructions are given on the Project 50 page—see the above link). It would be especially good if we can get more photos from the period between 1998 and 2005.
Editing The video was produced by Stephen Richards. One of the challenges of creating the video was that the material in the school’s archives is inconsistent. For example, there are several black-and-white pictures of a picnic day during the mid 1970s, only two picnic day photos for the next 25 years and thousands of more digital picnic day photos taken during the last several years. To deal this problem, I focused on different themes for each decade: 1970s: school life 1980s: uniforms 1990s: clubs & teams 2000s: international outlook (exchange students, study tours and NET teachers ) and colors
The photos from 1970 to 1999 were scanned by Stephen Richards and studio team members Nicole Ma, Annika Wong, Kelly Tse & Crystal Chan.
Music Credits 1. Tale of the Forgotten Forest Kingdom (by Kate Kwok) 2. Dreams, excerpt (by Stephen Richards) 3. Wild Illusion, excerpt (by Nikolaos Taramanidis) 4. Untitled (by Jessica Yip) 5. Chillvolution, excerpt (by Stephen Richards) 6. Outro
Jessica and Kate are former Lam Woo students. All the songs can be downloaded from Mr. Richard's website: longzijun.wordpress.com/music
Colorizing As most of the photos in the 1970s section were black-and-white photos, some of these were colorized in order to make the photos seem less ‘distant’ for modern viewers.Interhouse Quiz Bowl 2021 (Cantonese): SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary Schoollamwoomedia2021-07-16 | The 2021 Interhouse Quiz Bowl competition at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School31st Students Union Executive Committee Election (Cantonese)lamwoomedia2021-07-12 | The election for the Executive Committee Members of the 31st Students' Union is to be held on 13 July 2021.30th Students Union Election (SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School)lamwoomedia2020-11-11 | Due to the ongoing pandemic, the speeches and debates for the election of our school's Students' Union were video-recordedHow to Make a Sugar Snakelamwoomedia2020-03-17 | This Sugar Snake demonstration was a chemistry experiment conducted during Science Week at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School on 5 April 2018.
How to make a sugar snake (aka black snake) 1. Put sand in a metal dish. The sand is there to serve as a kind of support and to make sure that there is an even distribution of heat. 2. Pour enough alcohol (or other kind of fuel like lighter fluid) onto the sand so that it becomes wet. 3. Put 1 part (e.g., 10 grams) of baking soda onto the sand. In our experiment, a paper tube was used to help shape the baking soda into a mound. 4. Cover the mound of baking soda with 40 grams of sugar. The exact amounts are not important. It is the ratio that is important. The ratio of sugar to baking soda should be 4:1. 5. Light the wet sand on fire.
The snake will slowly grow for around 10 to 20 minutes.
Processes: Some of the sugar and baking soda combusts, producing water vapor and carbon dioxide gas.
Some of the material doesn’t have access to oxygen. Instead of combusting, it undergoes thermal decomposition, with the sugar producing solid carbon (which gives the snake its shape and color), and the baking soda producing sodium carbonate.
The CO2 and water vapor push these solids upwards, inflating the body of snake.
Credits: Demonstrators: Yanty, Jessie and Agnes Cameras: Kevin Yin Music and editing: STR (aka longzijun)Sports Day 2017 (Part 3): SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary Schoollamwoomedia2018-02-28 | Part 3 of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's Athletics Meet (2017) features the track and field events held during the morning of the second day. Lamwoo's intramural sports day was held on 26 and 28 October 2017 (which were really HOT days!).
This video features the following track events the 200m heats and finals, 800m finals, interclass 4x100 m relay, discuss, shot put and high jump. There are quite a lot of audience shots In this video.
Studio Team Camera Crew: Crystal Chan, Nicole Ma, Kelly Tse, Annika Wong and STR Editing: STR
Music: Track 1. Short Intro No. 6 composed and produced by longzijun (STR) Track 2.Sydney's Skyline by ALBIS Track 3. So Lost by MK2 Track 4. Plaidness by Francis Preve Track 5. Arp Bounce by Geographer Tracks 2-5 are from YouTube's free audio library.
This video is a production of the SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's CMe Creative Media Studio team. To see more of our work, you can visit our website: cmestudio.wordpress.com
The school is located in Hong Kong's Kwai Chung district and the athletics meet was held at the Tsing Yi Sports Ground.
We mainly used Sony Camcorders (HDR-PJ670 & HDR-PJ820) and Sony NEX-7 cameras. The timelapse in the opening sequence was shot with a Fuji X100T mounted on a Feiyu A2000 gimbal, which was also used for the handheld sequences.
I hope you enjoyed the video. Part 4 is coming soon!Lam Woo Athletics Meet 2017 (Part 2)lamwoomedia2017-11-12 | Part 2 of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's Athletics Meet (2017) features the track and field events held during the afternoon of the first day. Lamwoo's intramural sports day was held on 26 and 28 October 2017 (which were really HOT days!).
This video features the following track events the 100m final, 400m final, 100m hurdles, 110m hurdles and 4x400m relay. It seems we missed recording most of the field events (sorry!). The girls high jump was moved to Part 1.
Studio Team Camera Crew: Crystal Chan, Nicole Ma, Kelly Tse, Annika Wong and STR Editing: STR
Music: Track 1. Short Intro No. 5 composed and produced by longzijun (STR) Track 2. Echoes & Fragments composed and produced by longzijun (STR) Track 3. The Lift by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Track 4. (Untitled): Composed & Produced by Jessica Yip (she wrote this while she was a student at Lamwoo)
This is a production of the SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's CMe Creative Media Studio team. To see more of our work, you can visit our website: cmestudio.wordpress.com
The school is located in Hong Kong's Kwai Chung district and the athletics meet was held at the Tsing Yi Sports Ground.
We mainly used Sony Camcorders (HDR-PJ670 & HDR-PJ820) and Sony NEX-7 cameras. The timelapse in the opening sequence was shot with the HDR-PJ670 camcoders. I also made use of a Feiyu A2000 gimbal when filming.
I hope you enjoyed the video. Part 3 is coming soon!Lam Woo Athletics Meet 2017 (Part 1)lamwoomedia2017-10-14 | Part 1 of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's Athletics Meet (2017) features the track and field events held during the morning of the first day. Lamwoo's intramural sports day was held on 26 and 28 October 2017 (which were really HOT days!).
The track events featured in this video include the 100 metres (heats), 400m (heats) and 1500 metres (final). The field events are the girls long jump, girls high jump and boys triple jump.
Studio Team Camera Crew: Crystal Chan, Nicole Ma, Kelly Tse Annika Wong & STR Editing: STR
Music: Tracks 1 (Holly's Theme: Reprise), 2 (Buoyant) and Track 5 (Dreams) are composed and produced by longzijun (STR) Track 3 (Wild Illusion): Composed & produced by Nikolaos Taramanidis Track 4 (Summit): Composed & Produced by Gary Amesby Gary Ames
This is a prodution of the SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's CMe Creative Media Studio team. To see more of our work, you can visit our website: cmestudio.wordpress.com
The school is located in Hong Kong's Kwai Chung district and the athletics meet was held at the Tsing Yi Sports Ground.
We mainly used Sony Camcorders (HDR-PJ670 & HDR-PJ820) and Sony NEX-7 cameras. The timelapse in the opening sequence was shot with a FujiFilm X100T camera. The HDR-PJ820 has a slow motion mode which was quite effective when we filmed the finishes of the 100m heats. I also made use of a Feiyu A2000 gimbal when filming, though this was the first time I tried it, so I didn't do a great job with keeping the camera steady while walking.
I hope you enjoyed the video. Part 2 is coming soon!SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School Anniversary Videolamwoomedia2016-03-16 | Join us as we look back on the first 45 years of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School.
Some things have changed. For example, the school uniforms are completely different and the campus has been renovated several times. However, some things have remained constant. For example, the school has always encouraged its students to pursue academic excellence while also discovering and developing interests, participating in extra-curricular activities (with an emphasis on music) and serving the community.
When putting together the video, I tried to think of a way to cram in 45 years of school life into two-and-a-half minutes. I chose to present the video as a kind of how-to guide for developing a strong school. There needs to be a sense vision and mission, and there needs to be a campus, caring teachers and dedicated staff. However, a school is really about the students, about the things they experience, the things they learn, the things they discover and, most importantly, the people they become. Therefore, this video is dedicated to all the students who have joined us over the years.
One of the scary but satisfying things of being a teacher is to see students grow up. They arrive here when they are around 12 years old and before you know it, they have graduated and are off to pursue further studies, develop careers and follow their dreams. They take with them their memories, but they leave behind a kind of shared culture, they leave behind a tradition for the next generation of students to build upon. This is the message I tried to express at the end of the video.
There are tons more photos I had wanted to include, but time was limited. Hopefully. I will be able to add them in future videos. I hope you enjoy this video. (STR)
School History
SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School is an EMI (http://www.lamwoo.edu.hk/) secondary school located in the Kwai Chung district of Hong Kong.
The school was named on honour of Mr Lam Woo (1870-1933), a renowned businessman and philanthropist who was involved in the Chinese reform movement led by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Mr. Lam is shown in right photos of the "Will to serve" part of the video.
The school was set up by the Anglican Church of Hong Kong (known locally as Sheung Keung Hui ) with support from the Lam family who continue to show strong support for the school. Classes started in 1970, with classes being held at a nearby primary school, but the school itself was opened in 1971. The school was officially opened by Dr. C. S. Lam (shown at the right of the center photo), the first principal Revd Lee Tung-cheng (shown at the left of the center photo) and the Bishop of the Hong Kong and Macau Diocese. In the video, you can see photographs of the next principals, Mrs Emily Kwong and Ms Rhonda Leung, and our current principal Mr Chan Ka-yun.
Video Production
The video was produced by myself--Stephen Richards (longzijun.wordpress.com/)--the school's NET (Native-English Speaking Teacher) for Lamwoo's 45th anniversary dinner. I was asked to produce a two-minute video so the images fly by quite quickly at times and I was forced to leave out some interesting photos. I also produced some videos for the 40th anniversary. These can be seen in the following playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLyGbBR7FT_YtqSBacP5J2M1BfbIxh6Sj
For this new video, I used photos from the 1970s that I had already scanned and started to go through the photos from the 1980s.
Helping me scan the photos were students from our school's Studio Team (cmestudio.wordpress.com/): Kelly, Nicole, Annika and Crystal. For more recent photos, I used many of my own and sourced others from the school website. Alumni also sent in photos. Photos from the 1990s were mainly stored on CDs, so it was simply a matter of trying to wade through as many CDs as possible before the deadline.
The music is Kate Kwok's performance of her own piano arrangement of I Vow to Thee My Country bu Gustav Holst (also the main theme of the Jupiter movement from his orchestral work, the Planets). We recorded that last summer and you can see the video of her playing it here: youtu.be/ac2IiRNEr14
The intro song is from one my own songs: Dreams.Put down your gadgets and disconnect to connect (English Version)lamwoomedia2014-02-25 | This is a student video produced to encourage young people to put down their gadgets once in a while and enjoy their time with others.
It was produced from a competition in which students were required to produce a one-minute PSA that somehow compared life in Hong Kong nowadays with the way things were in the seventies.
Video by Amy Kwok, Tracy Chiu, Amy Lau, Eric Tsang SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School溝通: Disconnect to Connectlamwoomedia2013-02-16 | 在這資訊科技發達的年代, 人們如果失去了電子通訊產品會怎麼樣?
Video by Amy Kwok, Chiu Tracy, Amy Lau, Eric Tsang SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School自由? 關於1001號 (廣東話): 浸大電影學院種子計劃lamwoomedia2012-04-23 | Our entry for the Youth Inno-Action! HKBU Academy of Film Seeds Project (浸大電影學院種子計劃), a video contest for secondary school students in Hong Kong. A Dreamers Production. 我們有幸於是次比賽中獲得了評審大獎,及最佳導演獎,感謝參與製作的朋友,及所有支持我們的人.謝謝! 我們會繼續努力.
School: 聖公會林護紀念中學 (SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School
簡介 這是一個關於1001號的故事。 在培訓所中,為達到高效率,學生被輸入程式,與機械人無疑,然而程式在1001號時出現了問題。1001號遂發現自己與眾不同,無法跟隨程式的指令,更開始做出違規的舉動。由於她不協調,所以被隔離在一間荒廢的課室。她漸漸有了自己的意志,想尋找真正的自己。她嘗試爭扎與逃離,但她不知道覺得自由的方法有兩種,第一是心靈得到絕對的自由,第二是從來都不知道有自由的存在。最後她被帶回再培訓所,重回黑暗之中。 程式在現實生活之中是甚麼?這便如日常生活中,社會規範讓我們局限在既定的框框內,無法突破自己。而我們在日積月累之下已視之為正常,潛能無法發揮,而真正的自己又在哪裏?Our book trailers for the Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Charlie and the Chocolate Factorylamwoomedia2012-02-27 | We hope you enjoy our book trailers for Diary of a Wimpy Kid (by Kinney) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (by Roald Dahl). These were completed by class 2E (SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School)for a book advertising competition organised by HK Reads: http://www.youtube.com/user/hkreadschannel
The advertisement for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory won the awards for Most Creative Video and Best Visual Effects.Mock Advertisement for Be Beauty Skincare Linelamwoomedia2011-12-31 | This is an ad produced by Hong Kong secondary school students for the Chinese Manufacturers Association Youth Committee Video Competition (第46屆工展會-全港中學生廣告短片創作比賽): http://cmayouth.hk/2011/
In this competition, teams of students produced mock advertisements for real companies. This video was produced for a local cosmetics company--Modern Beauty Salon (http://www.modernbeautysalon.com) and featured products in the Be Beauty skinscare line . The video was selected by the Modern Beauty Salon as the best video produced for that company. The model in the ad--Michelle--also won the best actress award in the overall competition
Camera work and editing: Amy Lwok and Tracy Chiu Lyrics, melody, lead vocals: Tracy Chiu Background vocals: Amy Kwok Model: Michelle Wong CMe Creative Media Studio Team (aka SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School) Music arrangement/performance: longzijun : longzijun http://www.youtube.com/user/zijun01Mock Advertisement for 3D-GOLD Jewelrylamwoomedia2011-12-31 | This is an ad produced by Hong Kong secondary school students for the Chinese Manufacturers Association Youth Committee Video Competition (第46屆工展會-全港中學生廣告短片創作比賽): http://cmayouth.hk/2011/
In this competition, teams of students produced mock advertisements for real companies. This video was produced for a local Jewelry Company: 3D-GOLD (http://www.3d-gold.com/). The video was selected by the 3D-GOLD as the best video produced for that company and won the 'Happy to Share Award'.
Production team: Winsome Wong, Maggie Lai Teresa Ng CMe Creative Media Studio Team (aka SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School) Background music: longzijun http://www.youtube.com/user/zijun01Fifty People One Question: Hong Kong (Your dream in life?)lamwoomedia2011-11-02 | What is your dream in life? We also conducted interviews in the street with passers-by and learned how varied our hopes and aspirations can be. These street interviews were inspired by the "Fifty People One Question" series of videos. http://fiftypeopleonequestion.com
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Winsome Wong
Video editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder). To cut down on noise we used a shotgun microphone (attached to the camcorder using an audio adaptor).Xu Xi: Writing Fiction (Character and Conflict)lamwoomedia2011-10-20 | Part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
Music: xuxi by longzijun
In this video, Xu Xi briefly discuses concepts related to character development and conflict.Xu Xi: Writing in English (English as a World Language)lamwoomedia2011-10-19 | Part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
In this video, Xu Xi responds to the question: Did you face any obstacles as writer.Xu Xi: Forging a Career as a Writerlamwoomedia2011-10-18 | This is part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.Xu Xi: First Writing Experiences (during childhood)lamwoomedia2011-10-12 | This is the second part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.Xu Xi: A Writers View of the Role of Literary Criticismlamwoomedia2011-10-12 | Part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.HK writer Xu Xi: Capturing Cantonese dialogue in English language fictionlamwoomedia2011-10-11 | This is the second part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
Music: Mars and Stars from Dan-O songs: http://www.danosongs.com HK footage and illustration by: Dreamers HK team
The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.Pages of LIfe: Working Elderly in Hong (a student documentary)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com This student-produced documentary, which was entered in Wiseman Education's ThinkSeries Competition (Junior Secondary Division), is about two elderly men, Mr. Wong (a hawker) and Mr. Ng (a shopkeeper) who, in their devotion to their work, show faith in themselves.
Here is Mr Wong on Google Maps http://maps.google.com.hk/maps?q=kowloon+tong&hl=en&ll=22.334139,114.172701&spn=0,0.002084&z=19&brcurrent=3,0x340407335121d4d5:0xea6602cb7ee084f0,0,0x340400d4376c85e1:0xcab6faa04b58a8a7&layer=c&cbll=22.334139,114.172701&panoid=7-tTlAVupC4kYSfAFiJlZw&cbp=12,164.25,,0,-2.08
In the competition, this award won the ThinkSeries Award (for more outstanding documentary) in the junior secondary division.
They started their respective businesses over fifty years ago and have never thought about retirement. Although they have faced obstacles over the years, they have also gained a lot. Why have they never given up? We believe it is their faith in themselves and their search for dignity which has allowed them to persevere.
We'd like to thank Mr. Wong and Mr. Ng for giving us their time and sharing their views with us.
'Pages of Life' is a Dreamers 2010 Production.
The video was produced by a team of Form 3 (Grade 9) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong):
Director: Winsome Wong
Narrator: Evangeline Hung
Interviewers: Daniela Lam, Evangeline Hung and Winsome Wong
Script: Winsome Wong, Teresa Ng
Camera Operators: Teresa Ng, Miracle Choi, Winsome Wong
Video Editors: Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Still Photography: Miracle Choi
Live Audio Recording: Miracle Choi, Daniela Lam
Studio Audio Recording: Teresa Ng
Ice Cream Cart Handling: Miracle Choi
The background music - 'Snacks and Watches' - was composed and produced by Stephen Richards (It is an original composition and is used in this video with his permission).
The following software programmes were used:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3: Video editing & production
Adobe After Effects CS3: Opening sequence/titles
Goldwave: Audio recording and editing
Magix Audio Cleaning Lab: Audio processing
Procoder 3: File conversion
The video images were taken with two Canon HD cameras: an HF10 and an HG10.
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A LamWoo Studio ProductionDreamers HK: 生命之章 (Chinese Version)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com 這個學生製作的紀錄片,是用作參賽初中部份的Wiseman Education's ThinkSeries Competition。 該片段中採訪了兩位分別年愈八十歲以及五十歲的黃先生(一位小販)和吳先生(一位店主)。他們對工作充滿熱誠,並由始至終實踐他們的信念。
背景音樂:Snacks and Watches
(由Stephen Richards老師作曲並獲准於本片使用)
以下為採用軟件:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3:剪輯及製作
Adobe After Effects CS3:片頭的連續鏡頭及片題
Goldwave:配音錄製
Magix Audio Cleaning Lab:音效加工
Procoder 3:資料轉檔
本片的拍攝片段用自兩部Canon HD : HF10 及HG10
林護創作媒體工作室(CMe Creative Media Studio)製作The Spread of Happy Viruslamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com A short flash animation by Mandy Mui Ching-man
Wouldn't it be great if a virus could spread happiness?My Dream in Life: Xuxi, a Hong Kong writer (part 1 of the interview)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | This is the first part of our Interview with Xu Xi, a novelist from Hong Kong and Writer-in-Residence at City University of Hong Kong
We would like to thank all the to the interviewees for sharing their dreams with us.
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.My Dream in Life: Dreamers HK 1lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com What is your dream in life?
In this video, the first part of our series entitled Dreamers, we look at CM (a professional session musician, arranger and producer, who also goes by the name of CMgroovy) and Chan Yat-kuen (an artist and retired teacher).
This is a 2nd version of the same video (we have fixed some mistakes with the titles, editing and color corrections).
We also conducted interviews in the street with passers-by and learned how varied our hopes and aspirations can be. These street interviews were partly inspired by the "Fifty People One Question" series of videos. http://fiftypeopleonequestion.com
Though, this is a documentary, we decided against using narration. It is up to you, the viewer to interpret the message of the video. The two main interviewees took two very different approaches to achieving their dreams, but can we say that one approach is better than the other? We would like to thank all the to the interviewees for sharing their dreams with us.
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Winsome Wong
Video editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Excerpts from the following video clips featuring CM performing with different bands were used:
Sammi Cheng (2010) - Excerpt from Love Mi DVD (East Asia)
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder). To cut down on noise we used a shotgun microphone (attached to the camcorder using an audio adaptor). We used a lavalier mic when recording Hector (in Part 2). The still images and some video shots were taken with a Canon EOS 500 digital camera.
The video was edited using Premiere Pro. After Effects was used for the circular mask in Part 1. Sony Vegas was used to create the old / low quality film effects for the intro part.My Dream in Life: AFS Exchange Students (Dreamers HK 5)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | Four AFS exchange students describe their dreams in life. Alva, Lucas and Anni are from Germany while Pedro is from Brazil (Germany 3: Brazil 1). They spent the 2010-2011 academic year in Hong Kong.
We would like to thank all the to the interviewees for sharing their dreams with us.
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Teresa Ng
Editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder) with a shotgun mic.My Dream in Life: Skateboarder Dreams (Dreamers HK 2)lamwoomedia2011-10-04 | http://cmestudio.wordpress.com We met these skateboarders trying out tricks and jumps outside (and on top of) one of the exits of the Admiralty MTR station in Hong Kong.
This video is part of a multi-media project called Dreamers.In this project, we look at the hopes and aspiration of Hong Kong people.
For this jump, the skateboarder landed it on his last attempt. He was being shooed away by one of the workers in the park and he pleaded to be able to jump one last time.
'Dreamers' is a Dreamers 2011 Production. The video was produced by a team of Form 4 (Grade 10) students at SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School in Kwai Chung (Hong Kong)
Director: Winsome Wong
Video editors, interviewers, camera operators, photographers: Evangeline Hung, Teresa Ng, Maggie Lai, Winsome Wong
The background music -- 'Mime' - was composed and produced by longzijun (It is an original composition and is used in this video with his permission) You can download more of his songs for background music http://longzijun.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/free-background-music
Technical Information
We shot the footage using a Canon HF10 camcorder (a typical consumer camcorder). To cut down on noise we used a shotgun microphone (attached to the camcorder using an audio adaptor).