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COURSE AIMS | This course aims to develop students’ ability to design and create multiplatform digital content as part of a public relations campaign. They will learn classic and contemporary theories and applications of design and apply them to the analysis, conceptualization, planning and execution of the campaign that will feature both print and online-based collaterals. Students will gain practical hands-on skills with industry-level digital production software, which can be applied within a wide range of academic and professional contexts. LEVEL | Associate Degree COURSE TITLE | Digital Media Communication SCHOOL | Community College of City University / University of Wollongong College Hong Kong YEAR | 2019-2020, 2020-2021

Project | Cyberbullying in digital media platforms Student | Ihtisham Fazal | https://www.linkedin.com/in/ihtisham-fazal-55a980186/ Course | BCM332 Global Media Interventions Assignment | A Digital artifact with a wide scope for creativity and experimentation which can take the form of a public service announcement (PSA), micro mashup, rhetorical remix montage sequence, micro-narrative/drama, satirical news story, etc. Whatever the form and style, the audio-visual work must express critical thinking and reflection on a specific topic/issue explored in this subject. School | University of Wollongong College Hong Kong Program | Bachelor of Communication and Media License summary | The author (student) of the work owns the copyright. Please copy this link at the footer of your website, blog, or newsletter, or in the credits section (http://www.eugenieshek.com), or contact the student for attribution.

Discrimination is always a global topic. Hong Kong, for being an international city with a mix of cultures, are Hong Kong people really civilized about nationality, skin colors, and even jobs of people living and working here? How is the life of different minority groups here? Are they treated differently because of their races? Every year, 60 million people travel to Hong Kong for different reasons. Some come for a vacation, some come for a short business trip, and some decided to stay and realized their dream. In this documentary, we will follow two non-Chinese persons who live in Hong Kong. In this documentary, we will follow two non-Chinese persons who live in Hong Kong. One is a Filipino worker, Mayrel Winnig and one is an immigrant from Canada, Derrick Stone. Both of them them moved to Hong Kong to realize their dreams, and how different their lives could be? Title of the video | Colors of Hong Kong Duration | 15:27 Link | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYsz2DgZukM Out of the 7-million population of Hong Kong, 92% is ethnic Chinese and 8% is of other non-Chinese groups. Among this non-Chinese population, half of them are Filipinos and Indonesians. When you go to popular neighborhoods like Central and Wan Chai on any Sunday, you will be guaranteed to see groups and groups of south-east Asian women gathering together on the streets. Who are they? They are domestic helpers working for families in Hong Kong. When you go up to the Soho area in Central where bars and restaurants cluster, you will see a very different scene - Westerners. Usually, Caucasians enjoy a cocktail and spend a good time with friends. To them, this area is where they can enjoy western living styles with affordable prices. These expatriates usually have a very decent job in Hong Kong and have a fairly good living standard. No matter what color you are, what occupation you have and how much you own, you can always live a happy and rewarding life if you know what your goal is and work hard towards it. In Hong Kong, a magical city loved by millions of people, people from all different kinds of background work hard every day to realize their dream and bring happiness to their loved ones.

This video is about the MA Communication and New Media Program at the City University of Hong Kong. It is a taught programme that aims at providing an opportunity for students to conduct advanced research in communication studies and/or undertake creative projects in new media/media arts. Introducing Master of Arts Communication and New Media From Department of Media and Communication At City University of Hong Kong Title | MA Communication and New Media at the City University of Hong Kong Duration | 04:25 Link | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMP26g0-UtY Graduates from the programme are expected to become knowledgeable, skillful and innovative in planning, designing, producing, and evaluating communication projects embedded with new media technology Established in 1998, the Master of Arts in Communication and Media program provides advanced training on human communication theories and cutting-edge media technologies for professionals working in the following fields: mass media, advertising, public relations, marketing, corporate communication, governmental or non-profit organizational communication, web and multimedia production and communication, mobile media and other communication-related sectors.

"Drag" is about dressing up in opposite sex, is another identity of a person - the performer. Being an international city, Hong Kong is however still not so open to this subculture which is actually a pop culture in foreign countries like the US. This documentary aims to raise awareness and introduce this group of minorities and sub-culture in Hong Kong. People usually misunderstand drag or even disgust about drag, but drag is a kind of art, performance, and representation of gender fluidity. The topics of sexual orientation and gender identity have been much discussed in recent times. Most Western societies are now much more open to homosexuality than in the past. Due to the growing visibility of different lifestyle concepts in social media, the idea of a flexible identity spectrum for sexuality and gender is becoming more popular. In 2015, the word of the year selected by the American Dialect Society is a singular gender-neutral pronoun, "they". This version of "they" is the one that a person transgender or cisgender, can use when they don't feel like he or she fits quite right. "They" is getting used as a pronoun that people take for themselves to express gender fluidity or transgender identity. One subculture that fosters the development of gender fluidity in our society is Drag, wearing clothing of the opposite sex. Title of the video | Drag in Hong Kong | 2019 Duration | 14:20 Link | https://youtu.be/gfvnMPLQFUw The documentary brings the audience to the world of drag by introducing the history of drag and its development over the years in western countries. Interestingly, there are also drag performers and TV programs in Hong Kong; yet the audience only treats those as entertainment. To let the audience knows and learns more about drag in Hong Kong, a drag performer has been invited to share his works and life in Hong Kong, which he just lives like any of us, and drag to him is an art performance to express his opinions and attitudes towards any kind of social phenomenon. Music List (Credit) 120 Battements Par Minute[Text Wrapping Break](By Arnaud Rebotini) Genius of Love[Text Wrapping Break](By Tom Tom Club) Rather Be[Text Wrapping Break](By Clean Bandit/feat. Jess Glynne) Yes, Sir, I Can Boogie[Text Wrapping Break](By Baccara) I Am What I Am[Text Wrapping Break](By Gloria Gaynor) The Stars in Spring[Text Wrapping Break](By Epic 45) Clips List (Credit) RuPaul Dressed for Success https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm15oh-C1Jo&t=136s[Text Wrapping Break] EXCERPT FROM 'SOME LIKE IT HOT" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbQqnJw7xL0[Text Wrapping Break] Geraldine and Jim Brown (Flip W) [Text Wrapping Break]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcbn0K84ZdE[Text Wrapping Break] Uncle Miltie IS Auntie Mildred (short version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BzukwCC-2o[Text Wrapping Break] Dame Edna - Stand-up Comedy | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zanuDA5cuDc[Text Wrapping Break] 《乜太與李》：黨參爪子燉冬菇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r88J_QKClSg&t=31s [Text Wrapping Break] 王祖藍扮全智賢 － 惡搞「肌研」廣告 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA_ouh1tDhE[Text Wrapping Break] 羅嘉良經典重溫《先生貴性》- 鄧炳權扮女人 Diana隆重登場 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TIBgYrG8DA[Text Wrapping Break] 超正!!! 王祖藍 模仿鄧紫棋《存在》 完整版 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3U1oLzKyvj4

Chinese New Year Spring Festival, or the Lunar New Year, is the festival that celebrates the beginning of a new year in the traditional lunisolar Chinese. This video shows the modern shopping mall's decoration with blooming flowers, red lanterns, door couplets, golden year of the pig, upside-down fu characters, red pockets, etc. Large gathering activities such as dinner, lion dance, CNY greeting and photo booth as well. Title | Chinese New Year Decoration in Hong Kong | 2019 Duration | 03:48 Link | https://youtu.be/Pkou6Uv_gew

This is a short video about wandering at night in the busy city of Hong Kong. Hong Kong is best known as a shoppers' paradise. There is, however, so much more to Hong Kong than shopping. Visitors can enjoy views of the city from high altitude, sample local food, celebrate festivals, watch sports competitions, and visit movie settings in the city. Shooting technique | Zoom, Pan, Tilt, Truck, Pedestal Video Editing technique | Zoom, Blur in & Out, Mask out, Continuity, Washout, Morph, Wip Hand Title | Chinese New Year Decoration in Hong Kong | 2019 Duration | 01:09 Link | https://youtu.be/eZFEkAv56Cs

COURSE AIMS | This course explores Western art from the pre-historical period to the present day. Examining a variety of art movements and their masterpieces in painting, it discusses how various artistic features are tied to different historical, social and cultural contexts. The students are expected to learn how to appreciate painting as an integral part of a meaningful life and acquire a better understanding of the relationship among art, culture and society. LEVEL | Associate Degree COURSE TITLE | Appreciation of Western Art SCHOOL | Community College of City University / University of Wollongong College Hong Kong YEAR | 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020

Magzila is a professional event management & festival decoration entertainment provider. We are good at studying the intricacies of the brand, identifying the target audience, devising the event concept, planning the logistics and coordinating the technical aspects before launching the event or decoration. Our staff are professionally qualified and particularly fond of decoration, we all have a very rich experience on conception, planning, engineering and management.

Founder | Eugenie Shek Year | 2005 - 2016 Magzila is a professional event management & festival decoration entertainment provider. We are good at studying the intricacies of the brand, identifying the target audience, devising the event concept, planning the logistics and coordinating the technical aspects before launching the event or decoration. Our staff are professionally qualified and particularly fond of decoration, we all have a very rich experience on conception, planning engineering and management.