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Ultimate Guide for Studio Rental in Hong Kong - Exclusive Venue

Hong Kong is a thriving international city where East and West coexist. Every year, it draws a large number of foreigners and students to visit or stay.  Finding adequate and inexpensive housing in Hong Kong is one of the main obstacles for individuals who plan to stay there. 

There are a few considerations to make if you're looking to rent a studio in Hong Kong, whether it's for painting, filmmaking, or photography. 

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Here is a comprehensive guide on renting studio space in Hong Kong.

1.Determine your needs

Before you start searching for a studio rental, it's essential to determine what you need. Think about the kind of work you'll be doing in the studio, the amount of space you'll need, the tools you'll need, and the location that works best for your customers and your venture.

2. Choose a location

Hong Kong is a city with a wide range of locations. You must pick a place that meets your demands if you're looking for a studio rental. Kwun Tong, Central, Causeway Bay, and Kowloon Bay are some of the hotspots. Take into account the accessibility to your clients and the proximity to public transport.

 3. Check the studio amenities

Make sure to look at the studio amenities when searching for a rental studio in Hong Kong. A stereo system, lighting, power outlets, and air conditioning are a few of the necessities. For your show, extra features like a makeup station, dressing room, and props can be helpful.

 4. Review rental rates

Rental rates in Hong Kong can vary depending on location and amenities. Studios for rent can be found starting at about HKD 500 per hour and going up to several thousand dollars for a full day. Make sure to carefully study the rental charges to make sure they are within your budget.

5. Read the rental agreement

Make sure to properly study a rental agreement before signing it. Verify that the terms and conditions of the rental agreement meet your needs, and discuss any queries or worries you may have with the studio owner.

6. Book in advance

In Hong Kong, studios can fill up quickly, especially during the busiest times of the year. To guarantee the studio rental that meets your needs and prevent disappointment, make a reservation in advance.

7. Ask for recommendations

If you're new to Hong Kong, it can be challenging to know where to start when looking for a studio rental. To be sure the studio rental is reliable, get referrals from your network, such as other photographers or videographers, and read internet reviews.

8. Be respectful of the studio space

Finally, when renting a studio, be respectful of the studio space. Follow the rental guidelines, clean up after your production, and leave the space as you found it.

Renting a studio in Hong Kong requires careful consideration of your needs, budget, and location. By following these tips, you'll be able to find the perfect studio rental for your production needs.

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behind the scenes shots ft. akd as the adjudicator, from this article about the cinematography

“In Hollywood, action filmmaking was kind of looked down upon until The Matrix, and then people realized that action could also be part of the story,” [director] Stahelski notes. “I come from a place of loving dance and theater and fine art — action can be all of those things — and one of my favorite painters is Caravaggio.” When he was looking for a cinematographer for John Wick: Chapter 2, Stahelski recalls, “I asked myself, ‘Who paints with light?’ The answer is Dan Laustsen.” In strictly cinematographic terms, Parabellum functions less like an action movie and more like a Hollywood studio musical. The film’s first battle is a close-quarters knife fight in an antique weapons shop, where the camera cuts from wide shot to wide shot, sustaining the action in long takes so that the audience can better appreciate the physical prowess of Reeves’ performance — an elaborate fighting style that combines Japanese judo and jujitsu, Brazilian jujitsu, Russian sambo, Filipino kali, and Muay Thai, more for the benefit of show than for self-defense.  “Ninety-nine percent of high-level stunt work is dance — not pirouettes, but how you move your body,” asserts Stahelski, who continues to train stuntpeople with Leitch through their company 87eleven. “I love the aesthetic of motion. A lot of our shots [in Parabellum] are lifted straight from Singin’ in the Rain and West Side Story. We’re mixing Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin with Hong Kong cinema from John Woo, Jackie Chan and the Shaw Brothers.” “We wanted to go wider than Hollywood action films normally do and really show off the choreography,” Laustsen agrees. “When the camera, lighting and actors are all moving together, it really is a dance.”

“After we made Chapter 2,” Laustsen notes, “we discussed how we could make 3 even more visually powerful. The main setting was still New York, but we wanted to bring out the city even more forcefully. We decided to shoot all at night, with rain as much as possible. Rain is fantastic because it gives a third dimension to the picture, but it is a challenge to do it, especially in a city like New York.”

The Master Anamorphics’ low-distortion design also prevents dramatic, streaking lens flares, and so the technicians at Arri Rental in Secaucus, N.J., fashioned a flare filter — comprising three strands of nylon fishing line stretched across an empty filter frame — for the XT’s and Mini’s Internal Filter Modules. When a front-of-lens filter produces a flare, Laustsen observes, it “just looks like the light is catching on a piece of flat glass in front of the lens. It’s more beautiful when the flare comes from the lens itself” — and that’s the effect that was replicated with the behind-the-lens nylon lines. “With the filters inside the camera,” the cinematographer adds, “it was also easier for first assistant Craig Pressgrove to do the lens changes.”

The exterior of the Continental was shot in lower Manhattan, but the hotel’s interiors were filmed in downtown Brooklyn, in the former Williamsburgh Savings Bank tower — which now serves as an event space —whose glass-and-wrought-iron front doors open to a 128'-long vaulted banking hall with limestone facing, marble floors, carved teller stations, and a 63'-high ceiling supported by Romanesque columns. For its role as the Continental’s lobby, the hall was furnished by Kavanaugh with two round settees crowned with statues of the Roman war gods Bellona and Mars, a fully-stocked bar, and a lounge on the mezzanine. 

Parabellum’s stages were located at Gold Coast Studios in Long Island, N.Y. The first of the production’s two notable stage-bound sets is the Continental’s terrace, for which the Rockefeller Center rooftop garden was used in Chapter 2. The schedule didn’t allow for much time to shoot Parabellum’s scene, which takes place at sunrise. “You cannot make the sun rise [for] a movie,” Laustsen notes wryly. “It’s one or two shots, and then you have daylight, and then you’re fighting to control the light.”  So, for more control, the scene was moved onstage, where the set was surrounded with a sectional 45'x350' bluescreen lit with SkyPanel S120s; a 120' black velour curtain was used to control blue spill coming from off-camera. Early-morning ambience was provided by 176 overhead SkyPanel S60s, and the light of the rising sun was simulated by a 20K tungsten Fresnel and a 24K Dino light with medium bulbs, both gelled with 1⁄2 CTS. The other key set built at Gold Coast was the “manager’s office,” a labyrinthine two-story glass-and-steel structure meant to represent the top floors of the Continental, with a 270-degree view of the adjacent skyscrapers. It’s in this space that Wick and Zero ultimately face off mano a mano. “The concept was to create a space where everything is exposed, a place where there are no secrets,” Kavanaugh explains.  To help him integrate the lighting into the design of the set itself, Laustsen worked with a virtual-reality computer model based on Kavanaugh’s design. “Chad, Kevin and I had discussions about color — cool lights inside, warm light outside,” says the cinematographer, who wanted what he describes as an “organic” light element for both spaces. The art department therefore added a 35'x14' LED wall to the set’s second floor and a 28'x12' LED billboard to the rooftop; the latter was positioned between the glass structure and a 40'x440' Rosco SoftDrop that was backlit by 150 SkyPanel S60s through Magic Cloth sourced from The Rag Place.  Almeida and his rigging crew installed more than a mile of LiteGear Chroma-Correct RGB-Daylite LED LiteRibbon into the glass and steel set, using aluminum profile and plastic diffusers provided by Kavanaugh’s art department. Cues were orchestrated from an ETC Ion Xe console operated by Kent Arneson; Laustsen took advantage of that control to increase the intensity of the light over time — until the very end of the fight, when the two combatants are photographed primarily in silhouette against the LED walls. 

Wick literally fights his way through the set — alternately smashing his opponents and being smashed through glass pedestals, walls and floors — until he comes face to face with his nemesis. “We filmed this sequence with a [Chapman/Leonard Hustler IV] dolly and a Libra head, a Steadicam, and a couple of crane shots [with a MovieBird 45 and Aerocrane jib],” Laustsen details. “We didn’t want to go handheld because of all the straight lines. It would be a much more powerful look for the film if the frame was always parallel to the set.” “When we did bring in lights for the close-ups, we used Arri SkyPanel S60s and Astera AX1 LED tubes that we could attach virtually anywhere using magnets and clips,” Almeida adds. “The Astera tubes worked out great because they’re easy to hide, and if you saw a reflection, it just looked like the lighting that was built-in already.”

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RELOCATION GUIDE: WHAT EXPATS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MOVING TO HONG KONG

Relocation to Hong Kong can be a thrilling experience for expatriates. For decades, Hong Kong has been one of the top destinations because of its vibrant culture, dynamic economy, and iconic skyline, attracting professionals, families, and adventurers from around the world. Reputedly a global financial hub, the city is a melting pot of East and West, offering myriad opportunities. Nevertheless, the steps required to move to Hong Kong demand discretion and caution.

We will now walk you through all the essentials an expatriate has to consider before making Hong Kong a home: from visa requirements and housing to health care, education, and adjustment to culture.

Visa and Immigration Requirements

Before you pack your stuff, it is very important to find out Hong Kong's visa and immigration policy. The type of visa would depend on the purpose of your relocation, whether it be for work, study, or family reasons.

Employment Visa: It is usually the case that employers cater for the employment visa when one relocates to Hong Kong for job purposes. Under a category usually known as the General Employment Policy, GEP issues this type of visa, and it is normally issued out to persons with special skills or qualifications not available in the local labor market. Documentary requirements show proof of employment qualifications and a valid offer from an employer in Hong Kong.

Dependant Visa: If you migrate with family, the spouse and children can apply for a dependant visa. It allows family members to stay in Hong Kong and, in most cases, work or study without requiring separate visas.

Student Visa: In case you go to Hong Kong for the purpose of education, you need to apply for a student visa. The educational institution you will attend will help you in this regard. Normally, you will have to provide proof of admission and evidence showing financial support.

Investment Visa: Under the GEP, there is an investment visa which allows a foreign national to open an entrepreneur business in Hong Kong. To apply for this, one needs to have a sound business plan and capital investment, with the exact benefit to Hong Kong's economy clearly indicated.

The application process is relatively straightforward, but visa applications may take several weeks, so it is better to apply early. Most visas are granted for an initial period of one or two years, renewable.

Finding Suitable Living Space

In fact, one of the biggest headaches for any expat moving to Hong Kong will be finding a house. As expected, space in Hong Kong is very limited, while rentals are extremely high, especially in central areas like Central, Mid-Levels, and Wan Chai. However, there is an array of options for different budgets and tastes.

Serviced Apartments: This accommodation is usually required by expats, either for a short-term stay in the city or just to have an absolutely hassle-free relocation process. These come fully fitted with housekeeping, internet, and utility services to make one's settling-in process as smooth as possible. As a matter of fact, serviced apartments work best for expats on short-term contracts or those who need some time to find a permanent home.

Private Apartments: Most of the expatriates find their way into private apartments, which usually range from the small studios up to the high-rise luxurious condominiums. The prices of the rental houses range between a few thousand dollars a month to over thirty thousand dollars, depending on location and size. Areas in Central Districts are the most expensive, but areas like the New Territories offer better value for money with more spacious apartments.

Public Housing: Public housing is really reserved for locals in Hong Kong. However, the long-term expatriates may apply under the Home Ownership Scheme of the Hong Kong Housing Authority. That situation is exceptional, and few qualify with specified conditions set by the authority.

Other renting expenses include deposits that are typically two months' rent, an agency fee of one half month's rent, and utility setup fees. It is quite common to hire a real estate agent to help find a place to live and with the local rental market.

Healthcare in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is blessed with one of the best healthcare systems in the world, with both public and private services at their best. Medical treatments available for foreigners are quality-based, but require understanding the differences between the public and private service sectors.

Public Healthcare: Public healthcare in Hong Kong is well-developed, and access to medical care for its residents is easily affordable. The majority of services provided by the public system include a wide range of medical care at hospitals and clinics; however, waiting times are very long for non-emergency cases. Expats also fall under public healthcare, but having a Hong Kong ID card will help get subsidized rates.

Private Health Care: Most of the expats prefer private health care because it has less queuing and more personal care. Private hospitals and clinics are modern, well-equipped, and have advanced facilities, but similarly come at very high prices. Expatriates moving here need to arrange comprehensive health insurance from either their employer or a private health insurance provider to cover their medical expenses.

The location should also provide easy access for people relocating with families to pediatricians and specialists. Both public and private options are available in Hong Kong, though private health care may be more convenient and include quicker access to specialists.

Education Options for Expats

For those expatriates relocating with children, Hong Kong has an educational system comprising international schools, local schools, and private schools in which they can seek admission.

International Schools: Hong Kong has a great variety of international schools representing various curricula: British, American, International Baccalaureate (IB), and other national systems. International schools would be the schools of choice for expat families because they represent continuity in education and often accept students from diverse backgrounds. International schools, however, are in short supply in Hong Kong.

Local Schools: Some expat families choose local schools, which are cheaper than international schools but offer comparable quality. The curriculum is competitive, however, and Mandarin or Cantonese is a major feature. In the case of expat children who understand Chinese, local schools would mean a special opportunity for cultural and academic development.

Private Schools: Private schools also include bilingual institutions or specialized programs, apart from the international and local schools in Hong Kong. Some of them may be set up along cultural or religious lines and may offer options other than mainstream international schools.

The tuition fees in private and international schools are high, and therefore, this element should be taken into consideration when planning your relocation budget. Furthermore, school places are competitive, and thus expat families are advised to research and apply for a place in schools in advance.

Cultural Adaptation and Daily Life in Hong Kong

The exciting mixture of Eastern and Western cultures ensures that Hong Kong is a pulsating city to stay in, although for the expatriates, local customs, language, and way of life might take some time to attune to.

Language

Hong Kong's dominant language is Cantonese, but English is widely used, specifically in business and government. Almost everything can be handled in English, but basic knowledge of some of the phrases will add to your experience and make it easier to get along with the locals.

Food and Dining

Hong Kong is any food lover's dream-from street food items to Michelin-star restaurants. Aside from traditional Cantonese cuisine, there are all types of international cuisines available that expatriates will find. For locals, dining out plays a big part in their culture; hence, trying Hong Kong's food is one of the best ways to get yourself submerged into the vibrant culture of this city.

Social Etiquette

Hong Kong has its set of social customs, mixing in Chinese tradition with influences from the West. For example, business cards should be exchanged with both hands, and maintaining face-that is, retaining personal dignity-is important in social and professional interactions.

Transportation

Hong Kong has an efficient and reliable public transportation system. With the MTR, buses, trams, and ferries, transport around the city is not a problem and is rather inexpensive. It is not necessary to own a car since public transportation covers most areas in the city.

Financial and Legal Considerations

There are many angles which one considers when relocating to Hong Kong concerning financial and legal matters that an expat should consider:

Banking: It is relatively easy to open a local bank account. Most expats would tend to favor international banks like HSBC, Standard Chartered, or Citibank. Such an account would require you to have a Hong Kong ID card, a proof of address, and some money to be deposited initially.

Taxes: Hong Kong features a simple, low-tax regime; the income tax ranges from 2% to 17%. There is no capital gain tax, inheritance tax, or value-added tax-pretty attractive for expats. However, you should understand your responsibilities regarding taxes both in Hong Kong and in your home country.

Legal Status: You are supposed to apply for a Hong Kong ID card within 30 days of your arrival. The ID card is required for all the public services and is proof of legality in the city.

Conclusion

Relocation to Hong Kong is a great opportunity for personal and professional growth; however, one must deliberate carefully upon this transition to make it smooth. From researching visa requirements to finding a place to stay, to understanding the healthcare and education systems, there is quite a bit to learn. With due preparation, however, expatriates can make full use of their time in this dynamic, bustling metropolis. Enjoy the diversity of cultures, appreciate the great quality of life, and take advantage of an experience only one of Asia's most exciting destinations could give you.

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The arrival of home video changed up the way the film industry thought about how they titled films. A wise distributor wanted to keep their films that felt like a series close together on the rental VHS shelves. Michelle Yeoh (Everything Everywhere All at Once) had success with Royal Warriors and Yes, Madame playing a female Police Inspector for the recently started D&B Films in Hong Kong. After these two films, Yeoh retired to marry Dickson Poon, the head of D&B Films. The studio didn’t want to give up on movies with a strong female character playing a police inspector. They did a massive talent search to find their next star and discovered Taiwanese actress Cynthia Khan. Her first film for D & B would be In The Line of Duty III (although the subtitles also call it Royal Big Sister III: Male and Female Thieves). The studio renamed both of Yeoh’s films to be In The Line of Duty I & II. They didn’t make Khan play either of Yeoh’s characters. She would get to be her own police inspector. Rachel Yeung (Khan) gets promoted to the rank of Madam in the Serious Crimes Section after a major armed robbery bust. Her first major case involves a bloody and destructive jewelry heist performed by Michiko (Everything Everywhere All at Once’s Michiko Nishiwaki) and Nakamura (Die Another Day‘s Stuart Ong) of the Japanese Red Army faction. They tear apart a diamond fashion show with automatic weapons, grenades and lethal kicks. While it would seem that the duo would skip off to Tokyo forever, they discover their brilliant robbery wasn’t so glittery. They’ve been used as patsies in a scam. They head to Hong Kong for revenge against the man who set them up. Madam Yeung won’t let them get away with it on her turf. Directors Arthur Wong (mostly known as a cinematographer including Millionaire’s Express) and Brandy Yuen (best known as Martial Arts consultant on the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film) double up to deliver a film that lives up to stunts in Royal Warriors and Yes, Madame. Khan is given two badass rivals that look rather stylish in their violence. When they about to get screwed over on a boat by mobsters, the couple get diabolical as they turn the tables. Also appearing in the film is the recently departed Richard Ng (Winners and Sinners) as a Ninja who swears he’s invisible. Khan quickly establishes herself on the screen with her first fight. She rips up her skirt in order to get better kicks and uses stuff on the street to take down her man. You know her Inspector was going to be relentless and resourceful as Inspector Rachel Yeung. While this wasn’t originally a movie series, In The Line of Duty III fits perfectly with Royal Warriors and Yes, Madame. The Video is 1.85:1 anamorphic. The 2K restoration looks great when the destruction hits the screen. The Audio has the DTS-HD MA 2.0 Cantonese Mono Theatrical Mix. There is also a English 2.0 DTS-HD MA mix. The movie is subtitled in English. Audio Commentary by Frank Djeng and Michael Worth get deep into the third installment of the series and the arrival of actress Cynthia Khan from Tawain. He addresses how the first two films were only known as In the Line of Duty for the English language markets, but this new film was given the name in Hong Kong. He points out Khan had done 3 films in Tawain before coming to Hong Kong. She got the gig because Yeoh was retiring from acting to marry producer Dickson Poon. Interview with John Sham (25:41) was conducted by Frederic Ambroisine. Sham has had a haircut since you might have seen him in Yes, Madam! and Winners and Sinners. After a long career, he’s been producing films and building movie theaters in China. He was a journalist in the ’70s and became an editor of a magazine in 1978. He began hanging out with directors and found himself acting. He started D&B Films with Sammo Hung and Dickson Poon the mid-80s. He discovered her in a Singapore commercial. They have a clip with her ad with Jackie Chan. He talks about getting her into action films and getting her showbiz name. He talks about Brandon Lee and Legacy of Rage. Another fine interview from Frederic Ambroisine. Hong Kong Trailer (3:12) has a lot of firepower. We also learn how many people Cynthia Khan beat out for the role. English Trailers (3:10) and (3:37) show off the underworld violence and the police officer that will put an end to it. English Credits (2:20) has it listed as In The Line of Duty III. 88 Films present In The Line of Duty III. Directed by Brandy Yuen & Arthur Wong. Screenplay by Kiu-Ying Chan. Starring Cynthia Khan, Hiroshi Fujioka, Stuart Ong, Michiko Nishiwaki, Hua Yueh, Paul Chun, Bennett Pang, Dick Wei, Sandra Kwan Yue Ng, Melvin Wong, Ching-Ho Law, Eric Tsang, Richard Ng and Stanley Sui-Fan Fung. Running Time: 85 minutes. Rating: Unrated. Release Date: August 13, 2024. #Line #Duty #III #Pulse

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The Magic of Film Production in Hong Kong- A Cinematic Journey

Hong Kong has long been regarded as a bustling metropolis, a fusion of tradition and modernity, and a hub for cultural diversity. But there's another side to this dynamic city that often goes unnoticed—the thriving film production industry. we will explore the captivating world of film production in Hong Kong and why it's a must-see destination for filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts.

The Vibrant Scene of Film Production Hong Kong Hong Kong has a rich and storied history in the world of cinema. From martial arts classics to gripping crime dramas, the city has produced some of the most iconic films in the industry. Its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences, along with stunning cityscapes, makes it an ideal location for filmmakers.

A Creative Hub Hong Kong boasts a vibrant creative scene that attracts talented filmmakers, writers, actors, and artists from all over the world. It's a place where innovation thrives and artistic boundaries are pushed. This energy is palpable in the city's film productions.

A Blend of Cultures The city's cultural diversity is a goldmine for filmmakers. With a mix of Chinese and Western traditions, Hong Kong offers a wide array of locations, themes, and narratives. Whether you're shooting a kung fu epic or a contemporary love story, you'll find the perfect backdrop.

Top-Notch Talent Hong Kong is home to a pool of exceptionally talented professionals in the film industry. From directors to cinematographers, actors to editors, you can easily assemble a world-class team for your project. The expertise available here is unparalleled.

Film Production Services in Hong Kong Hong Kong doesn't just offer a unique setting for your film; it also provides top-notch production services. From pre-production to post-production, the city has you covered.

State-of-the-Art Facilities Hong Kong boasts state-of-the-art film studios, post-production houses, and equipment rental services. This infrastructure ensures that your project receives the technical support it needs.

Professional Crews The city's experienced crews understand the nuances of film production. They work seamlessly with international filmmakers and bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

Must-Visit Locations From the iconic Victoria Harbour to the bustling streets of Kowloon, Hong Kong offers a diverse range of filming locations. Whether you're after the neon-lit urban vibe or the serene beauty of its rural landscapes, there's a setting to suit every storyline.

Victoria Peak The stunning views from Victoria Peak have been featured in numerous films. It's an ideal location for capturing Hong Kong's skyline in all its glory.

Lantau Island Lantau Island's lush greenery, serene beaches, and the awe-inspiring Tian Tan Buddha provide a contrasting backdrop to the urban jungle, perfect for a variety of scenes.

Temple Street Night Market For an authentic Hong Kong street market experience, Temple Street Night Market is a must-visit location. Its vibrant energy and colorful stalls offer excellent opportunities for immersive storytelling.

Conclusion Film production Hong Kong is not just a practical choice; it's an artistic adventure. The city's unique blend of cultures, world-class talent, and diverse locations make it an enticing destination for filmmakers. Whether you're a budding filmmaker or an industry veteran, Hong Kong's film production scene is an opportunity waiting to be explored. Come, be part of this cinematic journey, and create your own masterpiece in the heart of this bustling city.

So, pack your cameras, gather your team, and immerse yourself in the magic of film production in Hong Kong. It's a world of cinematic possibilities waiting to be uncovered.

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Owl Square offers a variety of coliving apartments and serviced apartments for rent, in Hong Kong. They are located across the heart of Hong Kong, a short walk away from Central and Causeway Bay and more, the city’s most popular shopping districts. We offer studio apartment and 1-bedroom flats tailored to the lifestyle of urban professionals. The current clientele of Owl Square's coliving or serviced residences are mainly locals, expatriates, students, and professionals. Since the cohousing buildings provide short-term rental services and have a more flexible pricing model, the overall occupancy rate has reached over 90% even under the impact of the epidemic. Therefore, Owl Square believes that the emergence of shared space not only provides more living options, but also reflects the great potential of shared rental housing.

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Jim Kelly

James Milton Kelly (May 5, 1946 – June 29, 2013) was an American athlete, actor, and martial artist. Kelly rose to fame in the early 1970s appearing in several blaxploitation films. Kelly is perhaps best known for his role as Williams in the 1973 martial arts action film Enter the Dragon. He also had lead roles in 1974's Black Belt Jones as the title character and Three the Hard Way as Mister Keyes. Kelly died of cancer on June 29, 2013 at age 67.

Early life

Kelly was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up about 60 miles to the northeast, in East Brady.. His father ran a locker-rental service for Navy personnel. He began his athletic career at Bourbon County High School in Paris, Kentucky, competing in basketball, football, and track and field. He attended the University of Louisville, where he played football, but left during his freshman year after a coach referred to a Black teammate with a racial slur. Instead he began to study Shorin-ryu karate.

Kelly began his martial arts career under the tutelage of Sin Kwan The (Shaolin-Do) in Lexington, Kentucky. He trained in Okinawan karate under the direction of Parker Shelton, Nate Patton, and Gordon Doversola. During the early 1970s, Jim Kelly became one of the most decorated world karate champions in the sport. In 1971, Kelly won four prestigious championships that same year, most notably, the World Middleweight Karate title at the 1971 Long Beach International Karate Championships. Kelly opened his own dojo, which was frequented by numerous Hollywood celebrities. He taught karate to actor Calvin Lockhart for a role in a thriller feature film Melinda (1972) and plays a martial arts instructor in the movie. Kelly was also a professional tennis player on the USTA Senior Men's Circuit. He played amateur tennis in the 1970s at Plummer Park in West Hollywood.

Acting career

As an actor, Kelly became the first black martial arts film star. He co-starred alongside Bruce Lee in the blockbuster, Enter the Dragon (1973) in a role originally intended for actor Rockne Tarkington, who unexpectedly dropped out days before shooting in Hong Kong. Producer Fred Weintraub had heard about Kelly's karate studio in the Crenshaw district of Los Angeles, went there to see him, and was immediately impressed.

This appearance led to starring roles in a string of martial arts-themed blaxploitation films, among them Melinda (1972), and Black Belt Jones (1974). This was the only role in which he was the primary star; most of Kelly's film roles played up the novelty of an African-American martial arts master. He earned a three-film contract with Warner Brothers and made Three the Hard Way (1974) with Jim Brown and Fred Williamson, and Hot Potato (1976), in which he rescues a diplomat's daughter from the jungles of Thailand. After his contract ended with Warner Brothers, he starred in low-budget films Black Samurai (1977), Death Dimension (1978), and Tattoo Connection (1978). After his appearance in One Down, Two to Go (1982), Kelly rarely appeared in movies. A deleted scene from the film Undercover Brother (2002), included on the DVD extra features, shows him in a cameo appearance with Eddie Griffin. In his last film, Kelly made a cameo appearance as Cleavon Washington in Afro Ninja (2009), produced, directed by, and starring veteran stuntman Mark Hicks.

Personal life and death

Kelly was married two times; from 1967 until 1968 to his college sweetheart Marilyn Dishman and later to Marcia Bentley from 1980 to his death in 2013. From 1973 to 1976, Kelly dated film actress Rosalind Miles. On June 29, 2013, Kelly died of cancer at his home in San Diego, California. He was 67 years old.

Filmography

Film

Melinda (1972) – Charles Atkins

Enter the Dragon (1973) – Williams

Black Belt Jones (1974) – Black Belt Jones

Three the Hard Way (1974) – Mister Keyes

Golden Needles (1974) – Jeff

Take a Hard Ride (1975) – Kashtok

Hot Potato (1976) – Jones

Black Samurai (1977) – Robert Sand

The Tattoo Connection (a.k.a. E yu tou hei sha xing, Black Belt Jones 2) (1978) – Lucas

Death Dimension (1978) – Lt. Detective J. Ash

The Amazing Mr. No Legs (a.k.a. Mr. No Legs) (1979)

One Down, Two to Go (1982) – Chuck

The Last Match (1990)

Stranglehold (1994)

Ultimatum (1994) – Executive

Macked, Hammered, Slaughtered and Shafted (2004) – Executive #4

Afro Ninja (2009) – Cleavon Washington

Television

Highway to Heaven (1985/1986) – Reporter (2 episodes)

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The M Condo Singapore

The M is the upcoming luxury mixed-development by Wing Tai Asia, comprising three residential towers of 20-storey and one tower of 6-storey. This exclusive ninety nine-years tenure luxurious development contains 522 residential units and 1-degree of economic retail-spaces. It offerd Studio Items to 3 Bedroom Twin Key Unit. Exclusive Buyers can expect top-notched and quality finishes and home equipment. Extra Interior finishes contains the movable Counter-Prime, Integrated Eating Table & The Lighted Movable Wardrobe. This new rental sits on a huge land of eighty,327 Sqft / 7,462.7 sq m situated at 30-38 Center Road. The M is right in the coronary heart of the culture with the Heritage architectural buildings, the Artwork Museum & the National Library. There are three MRT stations in the shut proximity of the Rental - which are the Rochor MRT station (DT13), Bugis MRT station (EW12/DT14) and Bencoolen MRT station (DT21) The M Condo The M @ Middle Road is well related to major expressways, - CTE, KPE & PIE which permits simple connection to the remainder of Singapore. For daily groceries buying to Sheng Siong , Chilly Storage & NTUC, is just few-minutes walk. There are also many shopping choices round The M - Suntec City mall, Bugis+, The Cathay, Parco Bugis Junction, Raffles City buying Centre and many others Schooling Establishments within the neighborhood are: Anglo-Chinese College (junior), Nanyang Academy of High-quality Arts, ECTA, Stamford Primary college, Farrer Park Primary College, Intune Music Faculty, School of the Arts Singapore, Singapore Management College, St Margaret's Primary School. Exclusive Consumers of The M can discover extra facilities with the The M location map. There are many Schooling Establishments in the neighborhood - Anglo-Chinese Faculty (junior), Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, ECTA, Stamford Primary school, Singapore Management College, Farrer Park Major School, Intune Music College, College of the Arts Singapore & St Margaret's Major Faculty. All interested buyers can browse and obtain our latest The-M Condominium E-Brochure and The-M Condominium Flooring Plan here. The M is developed by the renowned developer - Wing Tai Asia. It was based in Hong Kong in 1955 and was incorporated in Singapore on 9/8/1963. Wing Tai Holdings Limited is one among Singapore's high developer & lifestyle firm. The group is listed on SGX (Singapore Inventory Alternate) since 1989 and has core businesses in the Asia Pacific mainly in hospitality management, lifestyle retail and in both property development & funding. Some of our past observe information are The Crest, The Tembusu, Le Nouvel, Helios Residences, Foresque Residences, Le Nouvel Ardmore and others. For reserving of showroom appointment, please kindly register via this official website or name our official hotline +sixty five 6100 9266 prior making your way down to go to The-M Showflat. Periodically, the showflat is probably not open due to some website maintenance works or developer’s non-public occasions. Therefore, it's strongly advised to register a web based appointment before visiting the showflat. We shall be contacting you within an hour time for those who had registered on-line appointment with us and will be assured that you'll get our Greatest Developer VVIP Worth and with NO COMMISSION payable by you. Please be aware that every one our balance models for sale at The-M @ Middle Rd are based on first-come first- serve-basis. We do settle for reservations of units, and the maximum reservation interval is as much as 2 hours. It is subject to first-come, first-serve basis and to administration approval.

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Landmark Tower Showroom

The Landmark is a highly sought-after luxurious residential development JV venture by ZACD Group, MCC Land and SSLE Development. Started in 2005, ZACD Group Restricted is an asset administration having its headquarter in Singapore and listed in Hong Kong. The Group presents one-cease integrated solution in the Asia Pacific regions throughout the true estate industry. MCC Land (Singapore) Limited is included in 2010. It has being ranked Singapore’s Top 10 Real Property Developers for 3 consecutive years and has bagged the “Asia’s Prime Influential Brands” Award. China Jingye Development Engineering Singapore Pte Ltd as the principle contractor for many of the projects for MCC Land, has just a few Iconic previous project information reminiscent of Maritime Experimental Museum and Common Studios. This exclusive condo improvement is the previous Landmark Tower @ 173 Chin Swee Highway. It sits on a web site of 60,821 Sq ft of elevated land with 360 degree of panoramic unblocked view of the city. Right beside Pearl’s Hill Metropolis Park, enjoying the tranquillity and yet within the heart of metropolis enjoying the comfort to all elements of Singapore It has one of the best combination of Nature + Location + Heritage. A majestic tower standing 39-Storey tall with 396 residential condominium units with models sort mixture of 1 to four bedrooms units. Facilities like sky deck, club house, swimming pools and Gourmand Lounge are among the spotlights within the growth. Jiffy stroll to Outram Park MRT (EW16 NE3 TE17) Station which is the interchange for East-West Line, North-East Line & Thomson East Coast Line. Different MRT stations near to The Landmark is Chinatown & Havelock MRT. Pearl’s Hill City Pk is just a mere 2 minutes’ stroll and Chinatown Heritage Trail is also simply 10 minutes’ stroll. The Landmark location is in the heart of town and simply accessible to CBD by MRT practice which is only one-2 stops to Tanjong Pagar & Raffles Place. three MRT stops from the Rental will carry you to the Orchard buying belt. The Landmark Rental could be very well connected to 3 expressways – AYE, KPE & CTE which connects you to all parts of Singapore Home owners of The Landmark Apartment Singapore can count on to drive to Shopping places like The Central, Central Mall, UE shopping mall, Individuals’s Park Complex, Chinatown Point & Liang Court docket inside minutes. Famous eateries may be discovered @ People’s Park Meals Complicated, Jalan Kukoh Market & Hawker Centre, Hong Lim Food Ctr. The Landmark Showflat Chin Swee Street is under the planning of the Central Space URA master plan. It's Singapore’s 1 of an important area the place government is focusing to develop right into a 24/7 work, live and play concept. Additionally it is Singapore most important financial hub. Colleges within the neighborhood are Outram Secondary School, Eton Home International School, River Valley Primary, Cantonment Major, NUS & SMU Investors & Residence Homeowners can browse and obtain both The Landmark Flooring Plan & The Landmark E-Brochure here. Please make a showflat appointment booking right here, or just name +65 6100 9266 earlier than happening to view The Landmark Showroom. The showflat could also be closed on certain days resulting from developer personal events or some showflat upkeep works. Hence it's strongly advisable to secure a web-based appointment before coming to the showflat For individuals who had register an appointment online, you'll be guaranteed of having fun with our VVIP Direct Developer Worth with NO COMMISSION payable. Do take be aware that all the Balance models available at The Landmark are primarily based on first-come-first served foundation.

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Have you ever been to:

a coffee shop

a bar/pub

a restaurant

a convenience store/gas station store

a deli or small local supermarket

an icecream shop

a book shop

a thrift store

a movie rental store

a hair salon

a college or university campus

inside of a dorm building

a bank

a music store

a mobile phone store

a florist/flower shop

an electronics store

a cosmetics/hair/makeup store

a fast food restaurant

a laundromat

a drycleaner

a smoke shop

a shoe store

an optician/glasses store

the alamo [in Texas]

Atlantic City, NJ

the Big Ben

the Colosseum

the Dead Sea

Death Valley, NV

New York City, NY

Disney World

New Orleans, LA

Niagara Falls

Washington D.C.

Las Vegas, NV

Nashville, TN

San Antonio, TX

Seattle, WA

Mount Rushmore

Philadelphia, PA

Hawaii

Alaska

a public school

a museum

a hotel

a park

a hospital

someone else's house

a stadium

an airport

a train station

the Taj Mahal

Venice, Italy

Paris

San Francisco

Hong Kong

Stockholm

Rome

Sydney

a subway station

a gym

an art gallery

a theatre

a movie theater/cinema

a post office

a public library

a public parking garage

a coffee shop

a church

a synagogue

a mosque

a castle

a mansion

a zoo

a circus

a courtroom

a police station

a fire station

an amusement park

in someone else's apartment

an aquarium

a bakery

a farm

an animal sanctuary

a basketball court

a beach

a bookstore

a bowling alley

a food court

a campground

a sleepaway camp

a cemetery

a department store

a dance studio

a dentist

a dock

an animal shelter/pound

a city's downtown area

a garden

a forest/the woods

a golf course

a mini golf course

a jewelry store

a lake

a mall

a nursing home

a pawn shop

a pet store

a pharmacy

a playground

a public pool

a waterpark

a prison/jail

a homeless encampment

Israel

Mexico

Arizona

Hollywood

Portland, OR

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Shenzhen Building News, Guangdong Architecture

Shenzhen Architecture News 2021, Guangdong Building Designs, Architects, Chinese Property Photos

Shenzhen Building News: Architecture

Contemporary Chinese Architectural Developments: Guangdong Province Built Environment Updates

post updated 18 May 2021

Shenzhen Architecture News

18 May 2021 Shenzhen Wobbling Skyscraper

The SEG Plaza in Shenzhen inexplicably began to shake at around 1pm, prompting an evacuation of people inside. No earthquake was recorded in the area, and the authorities are investigating both the cause and the impact.

The building in the Futian district was closed by 2.40pm. The tower was built in 2000 and is reportedly 356 metres tall.

It is home to manufacturer Shenzhen Electronics Group (SEG) and various offices. The structure is the 18th tallest tower in this booming Chinese city.

More video footage is welcome at info(at)e-architect.com

Shenzhen wobbling skyscraper – report in The Guardian with more film footage

One observer on YouTube states the following, which sounds plausible, but would need verification:

“It will be due to vortex shedding. If the wind is at a speed that causes vortexes to shed with a timing that is a harmonic of the buildings natural frequency, each shed will give the building a slightly bigger push, like building momentum on a swing. With other tall buildings around, it will likely only be an issue with wind at a specific speed from a specific direction.”

Shenzhen Architectural News, chronological:

Shenzhen Architecture Designs – chronological list

4 May 2021 China Resources Snow Beer Headquarters Base

27 Oct 2020 Meland Club flagship store, Shenzhen Uniwalk shopping mall Architects: X+LIVING photograph : Shao Feng Meland Club Imagination is a gift from God. However, the same and stereotyped buildings and increasingly similar cities make it impossible for us to see the dream in the square frame of the glass window. I have completed so many works in the field of parent-child business and I am pursuing to create fairy tale kingdom for children and open a door to the unimaginable world.

16 Oct 2020 One Excellence Property Development One Excellence

20 Nov 2020 Guangming Hub Design: Foster + Partners rendering © Foster + Partners Guangming Hub Foster + Partners has won the design competition for Guangming Hub, a new Transport Oriented Development situated on the high-speed rail link that connects Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Guangzhou. The proposal also integrates three new metro lines in the city and is the central focus of a new masterplan for the region that aims to create a new urban destination.

28 Aug 2020 Prince Plaza, Shekou District Design: OMA / David Gianotten photograph © Seth Powers, courtesy of OMA Morden Wharf Greenwich Peninsula Prince Plaza was commissioned by CMSK (China Merchants Shekou Holdings). The mixed-use podium tower is located at Shekou’s most prominent view corridor linking the Nanshan mountains and the Shenzhen Bay.

26 Aug 2020 SUSTech School of Medicine & Hospital SUSTech School of Medicine & Hospital – Tender

25 Aug 2020 Shenzhen Fuwai Hospital Building Shenzhen Fuwai Hospital Phase III

7 August 2020 SHUIBEI International Centre Building, Luohu Architects: Aedas photo : CreatAR Images SHUIBEI International Centre Building Design Shaping the city’s skyline with contemporary urban renewal developments, he states that, “Urban regeneration is not simply replacing old and weathered buildings with new ones, but rather building a new relationship and a deeper connection between the city and its people through these new developments. This connection requires more than just space as it also integrates everyday organic synergy from the community.”

13 May 2020 China Resources’ MixC Market Hall Architects: 10 DESIGN image courtesy of architects office China Resources’ MixC Market Hall Sungang MixC Market Hall, China Resources’ new mixed-use development is under construction in Shenzhen, China with anticipated completion by Q3 2022. Located on a former industrial zone, this retail-gastronomy destination will provide an immersive gastronomic experience under one roof.

18 Feb 2020 C Future City Experience Center, Shangsha Architects: CCD/ Cheng Chung Design (HK) image courtesy of architects office C Future City Experience Center Shangsha used to be a coastal fishing village, which has developed along with the renewal of the city, while now it is witnessing the rising of C Future City. Through reflecting on the values that rooted in the village, CCD finally decided to take “marks of the fishing village” as the starting point for the design.

10 Feb 2020 Qianhai Talents’ Apartments Design: Foster + Partners image © Foster + Partners Qianhai Talents’ Apartments Shenzhen An innovative residential project in Shenzhen aimed specifically at the rental market. The project is envisaged as a building exclusively for ‘talents’ – professionals who would have an intensive work-centred lifestyle.

More Shenzhen Building News online soon

Shenzhen Building News 2019

16 Dec 2019 Ensue Luxury Restaurant, Futian District Design: Chris Shao Studio LLC photographer : Common Studio: Lit Ma & Kelly Puleio Studio Ensue Luxury Restaurant in Shenzhen Simple and natural elements engage the guest with a new experience of fine dining, by way of redefining a luxurious and opulent experience with a more naturalistic aesthetic that still embodies refined detail.

14 Dec 2019 Huitong Hybrid Tower Design: Jaeger Kahlen Partners Architects photographer : 叶文锐 Wenrui Ye Huitong Hybrid Tower in Shenzhen A novel idea in skyscraper design: part world-class office space and part high-tech car park. By efficiently and seamlessly integrating parking spaces into the design, JKP increased buildable area under zoning regulations and maximized the value of the project to both the users and the city.

8 Nov 2019 Konka Tower Architects: Mecanoo image courtesy of architects Konka Tower The city is searching for new models for urban and architectural innovation to replace the traditional model of large-scale indoor shopping malls and focus on flexible development.

21 Sep 2019 MORPH, Nanshan District Architects: Various Associates photograph : Shao Feng MORPH, Nanshan District Occupying a corner of a building, MORPH is a mixed-use space with a total construction area of 1,000 sqm. With an urban park and Houhai business circle nearby, it’s a rare tranquil place amidst the hustle and bustle of the downtown area.

11 Sep 2019 Typhoon-proof Shenzhen East Coast

16 July 2019 Futian Civic Cultural Centre Building

5 July 2019 Folding Residence, Longgang District

3 July 2019 Sheraton Shenzhen Nanshan, Xili Hotel

18 June 2019 The King’s School Shenzhen International, Nanshan Architects: Walters & Cohen image from architects The King’s School Shenzhen International Building Located in Nanshan, China, the school offers pupils aged 2 to 18 a combined Chinese and British curriculum, with a greater emphasis on the latter as pupils progress through the school.

8 Jan 2019 Qianhai Data Centre Architects: Mecanoo image from architects Qianhai Data Centre Shenzhen Building Infrastructural facilities are the functional heart of modern cities. Although usually concealed, these buildings are essential for urban daily life. When visible, they have the capacity of being a symbol of the technological achievements of our time.

More contemporary Shenzhen Building News on e-architect soon

Southern Guangdong Province Architecture Updates 2018

7 Aug 2018 Shenzhen Energy Company Office Skyscraper Architects: BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group image : Chao Zhang Shenzhen Energy Company Office Skyscraper Building The new home for Shenzhen Energy Company looks different because it performs differently: the building skin is developed to maximize the sustainable performance and workplace comfort in the local subtropical climate of China’s tech and innovation hub.

8 Aug 2018 Sunac – Smart Valley Shenzhen Architects: BLVD International image courtesy of architects Sunac – Smart Valley Shenzhen Building The overall design intentionally breaks people’s stereotyped perception of the tediousness of science and technology, integrates the ecological concept into the geometry and modernity of technology, and transforms the lines of science and technology into the surface treatment in the real space.

11 Aug 2018 Shenzhen Bay Square Waterfront Design: MAD Architects image courtesy of architects Shenzhen Bay Square Waterfront by MAD Architects MAD Architects, led by Ma Yansong, win two international competitions – the winning masterplan (36 hectares), and architectural design (15 hectares), will see an ambitious urban development project bring a vibrant cultural complex to the area that connects Shenzhen city to the waterfront, surrounding ecological corridor, and nearby mountain ranges – creating a harmony between humans and nature.

26 Jul 2018 Forest and Sports Park in Guang Ming Architects: LOLA, TALLER and L+CC picture courtesy of architects office Forest and Sports Park in Guang Ming LOLA, TALLER and L+CC won the international competition for a 600 hectare forest and sports park in Guang Ming, Shenzhen, China. The other competitors were JCFO, SWA and TCL.

10 Jul 2018 Qianhai SZ-HK Fund Town Architects: Leigh & Orange photo : Leigh & Orange Qianhai SZ-HK Fund Town Building The project is located at the Qianhai district in Shenzhen China. Known as “Qianhai SZ-HK Fund Town”, it consisted of a variety of low-rise building typologies designed to suit different office and commercial uses. These include midrise row-offices, corporate villas, stand-alone retail pavilions and a basement retail street.

7 Jul 2018 Longgang Chuangtou Tower Architects: URBANUS Architecture & Design photograph : SHU He Longgang Chuangtou Tower in Shenzhen Building The architecture is a container that captures light, just like how a musical instrument captures music. Light needs a structure that can show it. VC&PE has an open spatial structure, is interspersed with deconstructed blocks, and has a rhythmical unit form, which gives light the best expression carrier.

4 Jul 2018 Pingshan Performing Arts Center Design: OPEN Architecture photograph : Zhang Chao Pingshan Performing Arts Center Building OPEN’s Pingshan Performing Arts Center in Shenzhen has moved another step closer to its expected completion this year. With the building envelope now fully installed, the focus has shifted to the interior fit out and landscape construction phase.

5 Jun 2018 Space in Mutation, Berlin, Germany Curated by Doreen Heng Liu, NODE Architecture & Urbanism, Shenzhen Collage Shenzhen © NODE Architecture & Urbanism Space in Mutation Opening: Friday, 29 June 2018, 6.30pm Exhibition: 30 June – 15 August 2018 Location: Aedes Architecture Forum, Christinenstr. 18-19, 10119 Berlin Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday 11am-6.30pm, Sunday-Monday 1-5pm Special Opening Hours: Saturday, 30 June 2018, 1-5pm

Symposium: Friday, 29 June 2018, 4pm Location: ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Christinenstr. 18-19, 10119 Berlin

9 May 2018 DJI’s new HQ, Shenzhen, China Architects: Foster + Partners image : Foster + Partners DJI HQ Building News Foster + Partners today unveiled their vision for the new headquarters for DJI, the world leading robotics company, currently under construction in Shenzhen.

2 May 2018 Shekou Sea World Culture and Arts Center Architects: Maki and Associates photo © Shu He Shekou Sea World Culture and Arts Center The building highlights openness and connectivity, so that people, space and nature can have quiet dialogues. The lighting coincides with them to hide among buildings and landscapes to give off soundless beauty.

Prince Bay Development Design：John Portman & Associates image © John Portman & Associates Prince Bay Shenzhen Development News John Portman & Associates is happy to announce a first-place finish in the international design competition held by Shenzhen Prince Bay Shang Long Real Estate Co., LTD for the architectural and engineering design of Prince Bay lot DY02-06A in Shenzhen, China.

23 Apr 2018 ROARINGWILD · UNIWALK Interior Interior Design: Kingson Liang | DOMANI photograph © Shaon Liu Store Interior Shenzhen City China’s native original Tide brand ROARINGWILD roaring in the 7th year, the brand rooted in Shenzhen which opened the first entity stores. Space designed by DOMANI, consistent of the fierce strokes presented shake the soul of the visual impact and sensory illusion.

20 Apr 2018 Sky Club House Architects: DOMANI photograph : Shaon Sky Club House Shenzhen City

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