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Periscope: Different strategies to win patrons The springing up of new cinema chains means keener competition among cinemas. Go to article RELATED ARTICLE: Social Issues: People in Hong Kong are aware of the importance of protecting intellectual property. It has a lot to do with ideology. Go to article Criticisms stirred over film categorization The criteria for film categorization provoke controversy. Go to article Education: University students express their creativity through the Multi-media Project-based Socio-cultural Education. Go to article Looking for brighter future Movie students have few chances to shoot movies after they graduate. Go to article Photo Features: Varsity staff gather for their annual staff photo. Go to article Coming soon Going to the theatre means more than just seeing a movie. Buying popcorn is mainstay of the cultural experience of moviegoing. Go to article Culture: Art directors consider filmmaking a way to demonstrate their abilities and creativity. To them, film is just like a dream workshop. Go to article Leisure: Old movies never die - they are just shown on the late, late show. But now, the Hollywood of the East finally has its own film archive for local films. Go to article Science: Advanced digital computer techniques help shoot scenes are actions that were previously undreamed-of. It is a new trend in the movie industry. Go to article People: Stuntmen and stuntwomen are the unsung heroes of the movie industry. They help the actors and actresses perform difficult and dangerous tasks. Go to article Magician, not mimer A director is the soul of the movie. A good director can turn a bad script to a good story, like some of magic. Go to article |
 Periscope: People in the movie industry struggle to survive.
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Culture: The art director plays an important role in movies. Go to article
People: Stuntmen perform difficult and dangerous tasks. Go to article From
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