formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Hong Kong’s old Yau Ma Tei police station, a century-old building and popular selfie spot among mainland Chinese tourists, will host a new film-related exhibition, with tickets going on sale from Saturday. Opening on January 2, the exhibition is the … Continued
Media artist Chris Cheung’s FutureScope dome uses 360° projection, spatial audio and real-time facial recognition to let visitors co-create the visuals inside a 12-metre hemispheric space. Source: Hong Kong’s first projection art dome to open this week | AV Magazine
Fung Style Interior Design has opened Hong Kong’s first immersive projection studio which will offer visitors a sense of scale and proportion beyond that provided by 3D renderings. Source: Interior design firm unveils immersive projection studio | AV Magazine
The Tunnel of Future Innovations at City University of Hong Kong has over 8,500 8K LED modules lining both sides, creating a dynamic 100m pixel canvas. Source: The 50-metre long 8K LED tunnel for university exhibitions | AV Magazine
A day after receiving a Career Leopard award at Locarno, the Hong Kong and global film icon said that studios’ focus on financial returns make it “very difficult to make a good movie.” Source: Jackie Chan on Becoming “Asian Robert De … Continued
The veteran producer behind ‘Infernal Affairs’ opens up about the city’s cinematic legacy, its current challenges and mentoring the filmmakers of tomorrow. Source: John Chong on the Future of Hong Kong Cinema and Its Struggles at SIFF 2025