In now community, there are many poor people. They have not great food and beautiful houses. If someone could help them, the poor people may change their life. So we want to advise people to help the poor people by this animation. Or maybe the poor people could have other poor people when they become rich. So this is a meaningful thing.
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Ip Chak-fung
2012
Australia
3rd Place, IT Challenge, Monash University
Hong Kong
Merit Prize, Hong Kong Youth 3D Animation Design Competition
South Korea
Official Selection, 14th Seoul International Youth Film Festival
USA
Best of Festival, The International Student Media Festival
IP
Chak-fung, who learned 3D animation
about 3 years, he has joined 3D ANIMATION CLUB since 2010. Now, he is studying
form 4 students in Shun Tak Fraternal Association Yung Yau College. He always
uses Maya to make different types of animation. He finished his first job is in
2010 call BUTTON CRISIS. Then, in 2011 he made his second job with CHEUNG KA
YUNG call FUTURE which is about protecting environment. It won the first award
in the HONG KONG YOUTH 3D Animation Competition 2010 Smart City. In June, he
made a animation call LONELY with CHEUNG KA YUNG again. That animation won 2011
International Student Media Festival award, BEST OF FESTIVAL. Then he attended
Sydney Auburn festival to be one of the youth jury. In 2012, he made a film
MAKE A DIFFERENCE with CHAN WING HANG. That film won 3rd PRIZE in IT challenges
2012. That film also won 2012 International Student Media Festival, BEST OF
FESTIVAL again. He is making his the second half of the year job, THE CHAIN
SHACKLES and Yak Cheese Story.
Remarks shared after Festival
“This trip gave me the
opportunity to go to cinemas and to watch films and to learn. I learnt
tremendously from others' work as they vary so much from local work in Hong
Kong, in terms of originality and exaggeration. I also learnt how to use
cameras correctly.. [More]
“This trip gave me the
opportunity to go to cinemas and to watch films and to learn. I learnt
tremendously from others' work as they vary so much from local work in Hong
Kong, in terms of originality and exaggeration. I also learnt how to use
cameras correctly. I met lots of friends and we exchanged thoughts on our
experiences.”
— Shared by Ip Chak-fung , director of Make a Difference, after attending the 2012 Seoul International Youth Film Festival in Korea, under the sponsorship of NAE.
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