Macau Entertainment Industry beyond Casinos and Hotels | Chong Hin U | TEDxYouth@TIS

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Channel: TEDx Talks · 2014 · Nonprofits & Activism

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What is your impression of Macau entertainment industry? Casino? Hotel?
Casino again? Hin proves that there is more...

Hin was born in Macau and is one of the founders of The Pride Entertainment
Productions Co. Ltd. The production company was established in 2013 and is
specialised in artist management, online broadcast productions. Hin
completed his university degree at the Queensland University of Technology
in Australia, majoring at Film TV and New Media Production. After his
completion of his graduate degree, Hin returned to his origin--Macau and
started up his own career as a director. In April 2012 Hin was invited by
his alma mater, The Pui Ching Middle School, to be their tutor in the Video
Production Class. Besides his tutoring work, he also co-operated with the
General Association of Chinese Students of Macao and produced the online
videocast named "Youth 360", a popular youth online broadcast in Macau.
Hin's interest is not restricted to only online broadcasting, he also
directed a number of television commercials, micro films. In some cases he
also worked with the Government of Macau and some companies in Macau and
Hong Kong, such as the MGM Grand to produce promotional videos. Hin's
ambition is to create a new platform to provide free entertainment to local
audiences, and it is one of the driving forces behind all his success.

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