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Ellen Elizabeth Seiter

Academy of Film, Hong Kong Baptist University

Programme Director of Research Postgraduate Programme

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Prof. Ellen Elizabeth Seiter is the Programme Director for the Research Postgraduate Programme at the Academy of Film and a Chair Professor in Film and Media. She holds a PhD and MFA from Northwestern University and a BA from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her research interests include platform studies, audience research, cognitive neuroscience, stereotyping, children and media, and German film and television. Some of her major works include contributions to "Global Storytelling," "Multidisciplinary Approaches to Media Literacy," and "Keywords for Media Studies." She also co-authored "A Creative Artist’s Legal Guide" with William J. Seiter, published by Yale University Press.

Presentation

Chen Yimin

Academy of Film, Hong Kong Baptist University

Programme Director, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Film and Television

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Mr. Chen Yimin is the Programme Director for the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Film and Television, with an MFA from the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. He created around 60 TV documentaries in China before studying narrative films in LA. Since joining HKBU in 2007, Yimin has taught courses in directing, cinematography, editing, and TV studio production, and supervised many short films. He is involved in scriptwriting, independent projects, and consulting on feature films, with notable works including documentaries for PBS and Discovery.

Content

Lecture Topic : The Last Dance: the Change of Hong Kong Cinema?

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This presentation uses the film "The Last Dance" as a focal point to explore t he evolving landscape of Hong Kong cinema. By examining its themes and c ultural impact, we aim to discuss broader industry changes and challenges, of fering insights into how these shifts may shape the future of Hong Kong's fil m scene.
Jiang Wei

Academy of Film, Hong Kong Baptist University

Programme Director (Master of Fine Arts in Film, Television and Digital Media)

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Dr. Jiang Wei is the Programme Director for the Master of Fine Arts in Film, Television, and Digital Media, holding a Ph.D. in Communication (Film Studies) from the University of Macau. His research interests include Chinese War Films, Revolutionary Model Opera Films, and Chinese New Media. Before joining Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), Dr. Jiang gained substantial industry experience, working with directors like John Woo and Jiang Wen, and his screenplay was recognized by the Culture Bureau of Macau. As a former Executive Dean at the Zhuhai Campus of HKBU, he developed multiple undergraduate and master’s programs with a digital and interdisciplinary focus. His academic and professional contributions have significantly influenced the fields of film and media studies.

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Lecture Topic : Examining the Current State and Future of Hong Kong Cinema through Recent Local Films

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This presentation explores the dynamic landscape of Hong Kong cinema, focusing on recent local films as a lens to understand current trends and anticipate future developments. By examining key themes, production techniques, and audience reception, we aim to provide insights into the evolving narrative and cultural impact of Hong Kong's film industry.
Ying Liang

Academy of Film, Hong Kong Baptist University

Programme Director of MA in Producing for Film, Television & New Media

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Mr. YING Liang, Program Director of MA in Producing for Film, Television & New Media, is a Senior Lecturer with interests in Film Directing and Chinese Cinema. He received the Award of the Year (Film) at the 14th Hong Kong Arts Development Awards in 2020. His film "A Family Tour" was the Opening Film at the Locarno International Film Festival and won the Netpac Award at the Vesoul International Asian Film Festival. Other notable works include "A Sunny Day," winning Best Live Action Short Film at the Golden Horse Awards, and "When Night Falls," earning Best Director at Locarno.

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Lecture Topic : Fiction Meets Non-Fiction: Expanding Storytelling Horizons in Film Education

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How can we encourage students to enter the world of non-fiction, helping th em understand the relationship between the "dramatic nature of life" and the "lifelike quality of drama"? We aim to assist those interested in fiction film c reation to benefit from their study of non-fiction film, while also providing in spiration for students aspiring to create non-fiction works. How can we envision the future of non-fiction film creation and education?
TSANG Hing Weng Eric

Academy of Film, Hong Kong Baptist University

Programme Director of Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) in Acting for Global Screen

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Mr. TSANG Hing Weng, Eric is the Programme Director for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) in Acting for Global Screen, holding an MA in Creative Media from City University of Hong Kong and a BSSc in Journalism and Communication from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His interests include film directing, incubation programs, and international film festivals. As a film director and producer, Eric's works have received significant recognition, including official selections at the Busan International Film Festival and nominations at the Sundance Film Festival.

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Lecture Topic : The Self-Producing Shift of Hong Kong Film Directors

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In the past, it was uncommon for film directors to pitch their projects at forums. Today, however, this has become the norm for most, if not all, directors in Hong Kong. This presentation explores the significant shift that has occurred in the industry over the last decade. We will delve into the origins of this change and examine the major methods of self-producing. Additionally, the presentation will feature insightful case studies that highlight how directors have adapted to this new landscape.

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