The Freedom of the Press Report ranks countries by the level of freedom journalists have from political, criminal or terrorist threats. Hong Kong is ranked 18, above Singapore, but below countries such as Mongolia and Papua New Guinea. Hong Kong … Continued
I self-censored myself recently because I feared that there might be some sort of repercussion to my career if I posted the following article online. I soon came to my senses and realised that censorship is a slippery slope downwards; … Continued
Wow. It’s been a month already since I last posted. It’s the money end of my Masters degree and all my mental energy has been pretty much devoted to study ….and the making of a documentary! I think it is a … Continued
Last year, I co-produced a documentary for MSNBC that was subsequently submitted for the Webby Awards, which for the last 19 years, has been the “leading international award honoring excellence on the internet“. The Internet’s highest honor. – The New York Times … Continued
A tall man with a square face, he looks every bit of his 47 years of age, however you would not know of his past just by looking at him. Wearing a black polo shirt adorned with a yellow ribbon, … Continued
A piece I co-produced with Coconuts TV
Interviews with two of the Occupy Hong Kong Protester-Volunteers during the first week after the Hong Kong Police Force fired 87 canisters of teargas at student protests – Early October 2014. Produced, filmed and edited by Cal Wong
Student protests in Admiralty were rocked by violence today.
Day Two of the OccupyHongKong / ClassBoycott / UmbrellaMovement took a turn for the peaceful and quiet. A dramatic difference to the day before where Police were useing Pepper Spray and firing Tear Gas. Here is a collection of images … Continued
For a guy who shaves his head readily and freely, I was curious (and a little confused) as to why and how this act of hairdressing could spur the spirits of the local population into action.
