Official Artist
Bernard Lau
Director
, Photographer
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Just wanted to write myself an artist profile on www.alivenotdead.com. An online community targeted at networking artists in the creative field.
Oh, and btw, I'm in Hong Kong now. No more New York for a while.
Unlike many directors, Bernard did not grow up with a Super 8mm in the basement and filming cheesy C-grade horror flicks at the backyard with his younger brothers. Instead, he grew up holding inanimate objects and pretend to be in fantasy worlds i...Read more
Since everyone is saying it, I guess I have to do... albeit, 2 hours late...
Many Birthday Happinesses to Alive Not Dead.
Why am I not taking this opportunity in HK to rub shoulders with fellow AnD members was a great loss. My reason? I have no idea where On Hing Terrace is... but more importantly, I had a long ass dinner till 1030pm with my hospitable temporary HK f...Read more
With a mixture of great actors and novices, this film was a bit over the place. The initial concept of the film wasn't bad, an abandoned child is taken into a martial arts school whom later gets discovered and exploited to be a basketball player. The reason that a basketball team would take up such a person isn't too bad either.
And what do I do?
Sit at NYFA burning DVDs... hahaha.
And being annoyed by my land lady/housemate about opening a mailbox.
She's at work and expecting a cheque to come in the mail. She asked me to check the mail so that she can come back to cash the cheque and pay me back my deposit tonight before I leave.
I called her and told h...Read more
A bit late of a review for the most costly produced 2008 Summer blockbuster, but at least it didn’t disappoint. So let’s get the most important question, is it good? Yes. Yes it does. It’s not on the realistic level of Batman Begins so I would put it in between Spiderman and Fantastic Four. I placed it there because although the film deals with realistic issues of war and terrorism, it also has a l...Read more
A bit late of a review for the most costly produced 2008 Summer blockbuster, but at least it didn’t disappoint. So let’s get the most important question, is it good? Yes. Yes it does. It’s not on the realistic level of Batman Begins so I would put it in between Spiderman and Fantastic Four. I placed it there because although the film deals with realistic issues of war and terrorism, it also has ...Read more
Well, I have only 5 more days in New York, until I start my journey back to Sydney. First stop, Hong Kong.
The past two months here after parting with my parents and girlfriend has been one sole purpose. To use the opportunity I have in New York to film at least one short film. This goal, I have achieved.
I wrote a first draft of my Love themed New York story in a cafe in Greenwich village, S’nice on 7th Ave and W 4th St, during my stay in New York in the later part of 2007. That was during my feature film writing course...Read more
Well, I have only 5 more days in New York, until I start my journey back to Sydney. First stop, Hong Kong.
The past two months here after parting with my parents and girlfriend has been one sole purpose. To use the opportunity I have in New York to film at least one short film. This goal, I have achieved.
I wrote a first draft of my Love themed New York story in a cafe in Greenwich village, S’nice on 7th Ave and W 4th St, during my stay in New York in the later part of 2007. That was during my feature film writing course...Read more
When I watched the first Harold and Kumar, I thought the film was hilarious. Two Asian dudes that goes on a crazy adventure just to get themselves some burgers. Memorable scenes were, Freakshow, Bobby Lee as the student, EEXXXTRRREEEEMMME, the Black guy in jail scenes and beating the Bag of Weed wife.
Unlike the first film, I don'...Read more
