We were really excited to launched our 3rd feature film, Agent, in Hong Kong on March 8th 2017 at the Agnes B theatre in the Hong Kong Arts Centre. Thanks to our premiere sponsors Garrett Popcorn, Fiji Water, Corney & Barrow, and Ms K. Lifestyle for organizing the reception event. Agent is now available in iTunes, Amazon, GooglePlay, Xbox and PlayStation. Here are more images of the Hong Kong Premiere. Check out the latest about the movie on Agent Facebook page.
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We worked with Action Factory on all the amazing stunt work, stunt doubles, and actors in our 3rd feature film, Agent, set to be released in 2017.
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Principle photography of Agent completed in early 2016. Director, Derek Ting, working out the shots with cinematographer, Marvin Tam. Meeting to review the scenes and schedule for the day with cast and crew. Sound recordist Sam Mutch working with the elements of the outdoors. Lead actor Eric Keitel taking a break filming to do a bit of climb on the rocky mountains. Actors Marikah Cunning, Olivia Hultgren, and Eric Keitel during a scene.
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Hong Kong Art Prize announced the winners and people’s prize on May 16th 2013. The Hong Kong Art prize has been developed to cultivate and recognize the depth of talent in Hong Kong. It is presented by Asia Contemporary Art Show, organized in conjunction with the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association, venue sponsor Wheelock Properties and prize sponsor Art-Lease. With the fast growing interest in art and art investments in the Asia region, it is important to see a wider platform to encourage and promote locally based talents. Winners were chosen from 20 finalists out of over 150 applicants by a panel of esteemed judges. It was great to see a very wide variety of medium of art work submitted. This year’s winner is Jims Chi Hang Lam with his ink and acrylic on wood piece Beacon Sheung Wan Hours. The popular vote by the audience goes to Peter Ross’ Where is Your Heart? It depicts the traditional style chinese tong lau in the older and busy parts of Hong Kong and uses ink pen, tea, and soy. The works of up to 30 finalists will be on exhibition and available for purchase until Sunday 2nd June 2013 at the […]
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Simon Birch’s “Hooligan” exhibition at Ben Brown Fine Arts will come to a close on May 15th but not without selling out most of his paintings as well as adding to the exhibition on May 11th his sketch drawings for the first time. His images are striking, style distinct, and trademark-able and in all of it he tells a story. In this case, there is someone off canvas affecting the portraits of these faceless people alluded to only in the title. What is a Hooligan? When I think of the word without looking it up in the dictionary, I think of the meaning as someone who causes trouble. And Hooligan’s are generally nondescript just as the portraits could really represent any one of us. Are there people in your life causing you trouble? Perhaps take a look at one of Simon’s portraits and see which one might be a reflection of your own “Hooligan”-ed life. Still have a few days to check out the art work! By Derek Ting
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I recently went on a trip to Las Vegas. In addition to doing all the standard Vegas fun activities, I had some quiet moments to visit a few galleries on Gallery Row at Aria Resort & Casino. I saw some amazing art work by American master sculptor Richard MacDonald. There were art pieces from the series he did while behind-the-scenes to Cirque du Soleil, pieces for the Royal Ballet School, and many other art work. Each piece has such incredible detail, expression, and emotion. There were videos at the gallery to show Richard’s approach and working process and it’s amazing how quickly he moves while sculpting. He observes the live model and their performance and immediately shapes and sculpts the art piece. It’s incredible how much detail he can remember in such a short period of time and have all that translated to a sculpture. Most of the pieces are placed on a rotatable display plate so one can feel free to rotate the piece around and really observe various angles. It’s such a great interactive way to appreciate the art pieces. I was completely mesmerized and I don’t think I’ve ever felt so moved by sculpted pieces. I then […]
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