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還要謝謝超厲害的攝影師們:
And shout out to some incredible photographers📸:
Dilip Bhoye, Michael Geier, Vincent Soberano, Robert Fan, Rolly Magpayo
張學仁能打能演又能導 「功夫辣媽」斜槓當播客圈粉
Sarah Chang does martial arts, acting and also directing “Hot Kungfu Mom” now does podcasts, attracting fans
華裔武打女星張學仁(Sarah)與菲律賓籍的導演老公及2個女兒現定居台北,目前還斜槓經營Podcast當播客,以育兒話題打響名號。她演出的2部電影今年分別在美國洛杉磯上映,並在法國坎城影展電影市場展放映,吸引國際目光,堪稱是全方位的「功夫媽媽」
Taiwanese (Chinese) American martial artist and actress Sarah Chang currently lives in Taipei, Taiwan with her husband and two daughters. She also runs a podcast show which is famous for parenting.
Two of her recent films, one screening in Los Angeles and another film screening at the Marché du film de Cannes, attracting attention globally. She really is an all-around “Kungfu Momma!”
#kungfumomma #worklifebalance
同時也有1部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過1,620的網紅Crescent Lament,也在其Youtube影片中提到,從2007/02/28成立至今,Crescent Lament 恆月三途正式走過十個年頭。感謝一路陪伴的各個夥伴與聽眾,也感謝無數貴人的相助,我們幸運的在音樂的道路上,一直向前行。 身為台灣本土的樂團,我們想要將台灣的故事傳唱下去;在歷經2008年的兩張EP & 2011年的首張專輯 “Behin...
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[出走地平線:續遊]
Flattening The Curve: Travelling more
曾經有段時間,台灣大力支持年輕人拍片。
問題是,我不是台灣人。
我沒理會,沒有東西能阻擋我。
我很想拍片跟人分享,想了解其他人如何看自己的作品和想法。
所以我不斷參賽。
甚至用假名參加,可以說是獲獎連連。
最需要是奬金,我要錢拍自己下一部作品,但卻沒有權利去領取。
主辦單位都被弄得糊里糊塗。這時一位朋友的朋友找上我,說要為即將開拍的一齣紀錄片自組班底。
這紀錄片小組有台灣攝影師兼製作人阮義忠、張照堂,他們二人都有「被受肯定」的作品,還有畫家兼詩人雷驤。然而最大膽的舉動,莫過於即使我不是台灣人,又是攝影初哥,對方依然邀請我參與拍攝《映像之旅》。
There was a fund at the time to support young Taiwanese film.
Problem was I wasn’t Taiwanese.
I didn’t care. That didn’t stop me.
I wanted to share the films, I wanted to learn how people responded to my work and ideas.
So I entered every competition there was.
I used fake names. But I kept winning prize after prize.
Money prizes that, as much as I actually needed the money to keep making more films, but I didn’t have the right to collect.
The authorities were confused but a friend of a friend knew and he was forming a team to make a new documentary series.
The team got together Taiwanese photographers / filmmakers Ruan Yi-zhong and Chang Chao-tang, famous for their "committed" work and the painter poet Lei Hsiang and then, very bravely I thought since I am not Taiwanese and I was only a beginner, invited me to join them for a series called "Travelling Images".
圖:在街上或角落士多走一圏,如果想出五個新點子,你會發現,自己也是藝術家。(攝於南台灣)
Photo:If you take a walk around the block, or to the corner store and if you come up with five new ideas, you'll realise you too are an artist .(Taken in Southern Taiwan)
#DaysInTaiwan #台灣日子
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WPPA memeber of the months- One of the famous wedding photographer interview ( Nick Ghionis ) www.wppa.com.hk
Member of the Month – Nick Ghionis @ X Sight
( www.xsight.com.au )
MORE PHOTO AND INTERVIEW : www.wppa.com.hk
1. XSiGHT is one of the most famous leading brands in the photography industry and it already has its studios and galleries in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin, California (USA) and also London (UK)… Can you please give us a brief concept about do these studios work closely together or independently while all can maintain such a high level of quality that is absolutely amazing in terms of both business and artistry sense.
Nick: From the beginning the idea behind XSiGHT was to create a BRAND that will represent the best image making in the world. The business model we have attract photographers who are at the top of their game and aspire to be a part of a select group of individuals that will not only compliment the brand but also cement XSiGHT’s position as leaders in the industry.
All our studios work independently of each other with the common goal of creating stunning images and offering excellent customer service.
We put in place a proven business model that all studios would adhere to, but the freedom to create and be artistic in your own right is what makes XSiGHT unique.
2. You are the owner of XSiGHT Melbourne and how you can keep a balance role as you are the boss and photographer at the same time, which seem to be quite difficult to run a successfully business like yours… Do you mind to let us know how many staffs do you have and what is the distribution of their work? Does the scope meet your expectation?
Nick: XSiGHT Melbourne and the XSiGHT brand is owned and run by my wife Sharifa and I. We have surrounded ourselves with a team that can only be described as the best in the business so the day to day running of our Melbourne studio occurs with ease.
Without a great team, it is impossible.
We have two portrait photographers and two wedding photographers, a studio manager (also a photographer), a customer relations officer, two in house digital artists as well as our Creative Director and Photographer Rocco Ancora. Each person has specific roles to help the business run smoothly but most important is client liaison.
All this is overseen by Sharifa Ghionis while I get on with working on the business.
3. For the past years, how you position XSiGHT Melbourne in the market? Did you have a clear target set from the beginning?
Nick: When it comes to marketing our business, we recognize it’s not a once off event, it has a beginning a middle but never an end. There is not one key that opens the door, rather there are many aspects to marketing to ensure that clients are drawn to you on a regular basis. We have consistent strategies in place to make sure this happens and always keep an eye on market trends so as to keep up with changes in client expectations.
4. How you come to the idea of XMENTOR? Any specific marketing plan of it?
Nick: The XMENTORS came about when Rocco Ancora joined the XSiGHT family as Creative Director. As speakers and educators, Rocco, Sharifa and I decided to create a brand where we can draw on each other’s strengths and include different aspects to the photography business from digital workflow to management and business. The brand XMENTORS is all encompassing, making our workshops unique, as we offer photographers content that transcends more than just taking pretty pictures.
5. From your point of view, is marketing plan very important in running an artistry business? Can you share with us your way to figure out your marketing plan as it is very common for artistes that most of them are idealistic and will shift to the “art” side more then forget about the money matter spontaneously… Any advise or suggestions to photographers who just entered the industry and thinking about to set up their own business; and also to those photographers who are already running their own company?
Nick: Many people have a romantic notion of what a photographer is. We consider ourselves artists and get annoyed when business gets in the way of our creativity. Unfortunately this is where many fail in business.
When it comes down to it, we are selling a product. Regardless of the product, a business plan needs to be put in place that takes into account all aspects of photography. You need to calculate ALL expenses: overheads, printing, retouching, production, your time etc in order to make informed decisions and grow your business and profit margin. You need to be a business person in photography rather than a photographer in business.
6, When was the 1st time you had your very first shot? In what circumstances? Was it an amazing one? Then immediate fell in love with “shooting”?
Nick: I first picked up a camera at the age of 21 whilst on holiday in Fiji. Unlike today’s digital world where you are able to see in an instant what you are photographing, I used the camera merely as a tool to document my holiday. It wasn’t until I developed the film that I realise that I might have a talent for this. I actually enjoyed the process of taking photos and instinctively was able to get consistent results without really knowing what I was doing. I thought to myself “..imagine if I actually knew what I was doing, rather than putting it on auto.” That’s when the journey began. I devoured every magazine and book I could get my hands on.
As my passion grew so did my expenses. I built three darkrooms and enjoyed printing my own B&W prints. Like many who enjoyed the fine art of printing, my hero was Ansel Adams. I remember going to an exhibition of his and marvelled at the tonal range and depth that he was able to get in his images.
I would work 3 to 4 jobs to make money and pay for my new addiction. It wasn’t long before I purchased a 5×4 Linhof Master Technica and my 500cm Hasselblad with lenses and backs.
7. Do you remember what was your first set of equipment as a professional photographer? How’s their performance? Good?
Nick: My first camera was a Pentax MG and I grew out of that quickly as I was unable to put it on Manual. I then bought myself an Olympus OM1 which I loved and still have to this day.
8.When and how you have started as a wedding photographer? And how’s this first shoot led you to the way you are now?
Nick: Every weekend for 2 years I assisted other photographers with no pay, just so I could learn, but was too scared to do a wedding on my own. It wasn’t until 1989 that a friend asked me to photograph her wedding. Naturally I declined and thought nothing of it until 2 weeks prior to her wedding when she asked me what plan I had for her big day?! It was too late for her to find another photographer so I found myself shooting my first wedding! At the end of the day, I went home and vomited from stress and exhaustion. I remember paying a premium to get the negatives earlier because I couldn’t handle the anxious wait. When I got the results back I was pleasantly surprised. They were beautiful and it gave me the confidence to do more weddings.
After freelancing for a couple of studios and offering B&W printing services to them, I continued to work from home while persuing other ventures and business opportunities. It wasn’t until I joined XSiGHT that I truly forged ahead with my career. Focusing all my energy into being the best I can be. While I continued to serve our clients and exceed their expectations, my only motivation was to grow the business and remain at the top of our game. However the face of our company for many years was my brother Jerry Ghionis, an amazing photographer, and in my opinion one of the best wedding photographers in the world. It was only until he left the company that I had to make a conscious decision to step into the spot light and stear the company into its next phase. Amongst many initiatives that were put in place, one of them was to participate into the world of awards. Something that initially I was reluctant to do, but felt was necessary to continue the momentum of being an award winning studio, something that Jerry was already doing for our Brand.
9. Which is your best shot? And why?
Nick: With thousands of images taken, when asked which one is your favourite, it is hard to choose. But one photograph that I have dear to my heart is “ The Prayer “ This photograph was taken in the Greek Island of Rhodes, one of my favourite destination weddings. It was taken at the wedding of George and Fiona, who after their wedding decided that it was time they too realised their dream of running a photography studio. They now run XSiGHT Darwin, a thriving business in the north of Australia. At the time this image won 1st Place in the Wedding category at WPPI, it was a proud moment for me, not just for the fact that it won 1st place, but it did so without the over photoshop images that was prevalent in competitions and to a degree still is.
10.Any advice or suggestion could be given to photographers, especially for those fresh photographers?
Nick: I consider myself a purist when it comes to photography I implore all photographers whether you are starting out now or seasoned photographers artistry begins in the camera.
11.What is your motto in your life?
Nick: Many people ask me, what is your mantra? What do you stand for? I think living your life with respect and integrity is what I aspire to do every day.
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從2007/02/28成立至今,Crescent Lament 恆月三途正式走過十個年頭。感謝一路陪伴的各個夥伴與聽眾,也感謝無數貴人的相助,我們幸運的在音樂的道路上,一直向前行。
身為台灣本土的樂團,我們想要將台灣的故事傳唱下去;在歷經2008年的兩張EP & 2011年的首張專輯 “Behind the Lethal Deceit / 末路之召”,我們逐漸摸索出明確的定位,以成為台語歌德/民謠金屬樂團為目標,並於2015年發行了第二張專輯 “花殤 / Elegy for the Blossoms”。在今年啟動的第三張專輯計畫中,我們將繼續以台灣歷史文化為主軸,唱阮台灣人的歌。
在歷經大大小小的表演後,我們在成軍的第十年 – 2016年,踏上了比利時音樂祭Metal Female Voices Fest的舞台。在這個歐洲的大舞台上,我們用台語歌唱著台灣藝妲的故事,用台灣藝妲的故事感動著不同文化的聽眾。是的,在滿場熱情的歐洲聽眾前,我們以身為台灣樂團感到無比光榮!
接下來,我們會繼續承接這個責任,繼續向前邁進。
謝謝你,一起十年。
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Crescent Lament’s “10th Anniversary Documentary” is a visual review recording the most exciting moments we experienced in the past 10 years. Thanks to all friends and fans, without your support and encouragement, we wouldn’t be able to have so many beautiful memories.
As an indigenous band of Taiwan, our creations are greatly inspired by Taiwan’s history and culture, both musically and lyrically. After releasing 2 EPs in 2008 and debut album “Behind the Lethal Deceit” in 2011, we began to integrate traditional Taiwanese instruments with metal music. The result was “Elegy for the Blossoms” (2015), a conceptual album recounting the story of Taiwanese geisha in ancient Taiwan. Such a gothic/folk metal style will remain the principal theme in our future creations.
It is always a huge pleasure and honor to attend a gig or a festival. Through these domestic and foreign performances, we are deeply touched by the genuine enthusiasm from the audience. Here, we must show our immense gratitude to each organizers/staff of performance, cooperative band, photographer/videographer, and audience. Among those unforgettable performances we've attended, the Belgian festival "Metal Female Voices Fest" in October of 2016 is particularly worth mentioning. It was truly an amazing experience to play our Taiwanese-style songs on a famous European stage. We saw joy on people's faces, and were deeply flattered by their passions. It was a memorable milestone to celebrate the 10th year of Crescent Lament. Many thanks to Helcanen Val and everyone of MFVF to create this beautiful memory with us!
The journey of Crescent Lament will be continued.
Thank you all for being with us for these 10 years.
—【十周年全記錄】影音製作 / Making of this documentary —
★ 影像 / Video
- 腳本 / Scenario:周慕姿 Muer Chou
- 素材挑選 / Footage selection:許至維 Wick Hsu
- 影片剪輯 / Film editing:邱振華 Wat Chiu
- 英文翻譯 / English translation:周岳弘 Komet Chou
*特別感謝下列攝影師提供素材 / Special thanks to the photographers who providing the footage:Bongsoo Lee, Brian Chen, Ekim Lu, Hendrik Schroeder, Juergen Bardong, Kunio Huang, Lily Hsu, Nathan Lin, Rudi Marina Wauters, Rainer Kerber, Ton van Moll, 林布朗, 林峻, 吳旭曜(氫酸鉀), 周承翰, 周劭儒, 侯政宏 Horace Hou, 陳采瑩, 陳沐新
★ 音樂 / Audio
1.「煙花易寒」演奏版 / Once Blossomy (instrumental)
- 作曲 / Music:周岳弘 Komet Chou
- 編曲 / Arrangement :周岳弘 Komet Chou & Jedi Yeh
- 客座演出 / Guest appearance:楊子儀
2.「十年一瞬」/ 10th
- 作曲 / Music:周岳弘 Komet Chou
- 編曲 / Arrangement:恆月三途Crescent Lament
- 錄音 / Recording:邱振華 Wat Chiu & Jedi Yeh
- 混音 / Editing & Mixing:Jedi Yeh
追蹤我們的最新消息 / Stay up to date on Crescent Lament
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/crescentlament
Website - http://crescentlament.site44.com/
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