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  • Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production activities | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production Activities Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production activities (Performing Arts) Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production Activities (Performing Arts) Risk assessment is an on-going process that evaluates risks from hazards that may arise along the production process, it is an important component of overall health and safety risk management. This course introduces the idea of risk assessment in the context of performing art productions. Indicative contents: - Concept of health and safety risk management and its process - Definition of hazards and risks - Common hazards and risk - Risk matrix - Risk evaluation - Concept of Hierarchy of control - Risk assessment processes along the production process - Review of cases Date: 29 June 2024 (Sat) Time: 2 pm - 5 pm Venue: HKAPA Language: Cantonese with English Materials Fee: $350 Enrol Speakers Cheung Man-lai Cheung Man-lai is a Lecturer in Technical Direction. He specialises in stage technology, technical direction for productions, venue operations, and workplace health and safety. He holds a BFA in Theatre and Entertainment Arts from the HKAPA, a Prof. Dip. in Occupational Safety and Health from the SCE of HKBU, and an Executive Cert. in Applied Psychology from HKUSPACE. German is continually honing his craft by obtaining professional training at institutions such as the Association of British Theatre Technicians, Artek Formations, and Total Trainings. Collaborating with his colleagues, he translated the ICoPER, the International Code of Practice for Entertainment Rigging, into traditional Chinese to propagate and share best practices. German’s current focus is on automation, applying new technologies, sustainable practices, and cultivating a healthy and safe culture in theatre-making. He is currently a technical member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and a member of the Association of British Theatre Technicians.

  • Ho Cheuk Tin Film Workshop: Film Directing | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Film Directing Workshop: Decision Making Unfold the captivating stories ON and OFF screens Film Directing Workshop: Decision Making Ho Cheuk Tin Film Directing Workshop The Film Directing workshop has invited Ho Cheuk Tin, the Best New Director of the year (known for "The Sparring Partner" and "Over My Dead Body") to provide a unique opportunity to gain insights into the decision-making process involved in filmmaking. Through this workshop, attendees will have the chance to explore the factors that guide a director's decisions during the film production. The workshop aims to explore the impact and significance of effective decision-making in film production, while providing valuable insights into Director Ho's personal experiences of his decision-making process. Interactive and discussion sessions will be incorporated to facilitate engagement and idea exchange between the participants and Director Ho. Date: 28 April 2024 (Sun) Time: 2 pm - 6 pm Venue: HKAPA Language: Cantonese Fee: $600 Enrol Speakers Ho Cheuk Tin HO Cheuk Tin is a graduate of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, with a major in directing. After graduation, he participated in a wide range of projects, from feature-length film projects (Unbeatable and To the Fore ), commercials, to music videos. Ho's first feature-length film The Sparring Partner was released in 2022 and became the fourth Hong Kong film to break through HK$40 million box office in the same year. The film received 16 nominations including Best Film and Best Director at the Hong Kong Film Awards. Ho was named the Best New Director of the year. His latest work is Over My Dead Body , a black comedy which has just been released in Hong Kong in April 2023.

  • Musical Theatre | HKAPA . EXCEL

    MUSICAL THEATRE Study Areas / Musical Theatre / We don’t have any products to show here right now.

  • Short Course | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Short Courses Explore dynamic programmes at EXCEL. Study Programme / Short Course / All Short Courses Category All Children Programme TEA Film & TV Professional Development Drama Dance Music Executive Training Quick View PLAY WITH VOICE™ II: Shaping the Storytelling Voice Add to Cart Quick View PLAY WITH VOICE™ I: Vocal Expression and Communication for Beginners Add to Cart Quick View Beginner Flamenco Add to Cart Quick View Intermediate Ballet Add to Cart Quick View Programme of Performance Practice Add to Cart Quick View Foundation Ballet (Level 2) Add to Cart Quick View Advanced Theatrical Acting Add to Cart Quick View Intermediate Theatrical Acting Add to Cart Quick View Elementary Theatrical Acting Add to Cart Quick View Elementary Chinese Classical Dance and Shen Yun Add to Cart Quick View Tap for Rhythm: Learn to Dance in 8 Classes Add to Cart Quick View Progressive Ballet Add to Cart Quick View Introduction to screenwriting-Writing scripts from Characters Add to Cart Quick View Argentine Tango (Level 1 to 2) Full / Closed Quick View Kid's Musical Sing & Dance (Age 7-10) Add to Cart Quick View Theatre Jazz Add to Cart Quick View Introduction to Xinjiang Uyghur Dance Add to Cart Quick View Kid's Theatre (Age 5-8) Add to Cart Quick View Junior Theatre (Age 9-12) Add to Cart Quick View From Story to Screen: Introduction to Storyboarding Add to Cart

  • Chinese Opera | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Chinese Opera Appreciate the Beauty of Chinese Opera: Savoring the Essence of Chinese Culture Study Areas / Chinese Opera / Introduction Chinese Opera, with its long-standing history, encompasses a variety of elements such as music, language, dance, martial arts, and drama. It is an art form that carries profound Chinese cultural heritage. With its richness in performance styles, it has captivated the attention and affection of countless audiences. Stay tuned for our upcoming courses! Introduction to Cantonese Opera Percussion Chinese Opera Programme Fundamentals of Cantonese Opera Singing Style Chinese Opera Programme Fundamentals of Chinese Opera Body Movemen t Chinese Opera Programme Fundamentals of Kunqu Opera Class Chinese Opera Programme

  • Bespoke Services | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Bespoke Services Extending Performing Arts for All Corporate Training Afterschool Programme Performance Production EXCEL's Bespoke Service provides a distinctive opportunity for corporate clients, schools, government departments, and other organisations to explore the performing arts and develop practical knowledge of performance and production. Whether for corporate training, team building, client entertainment, or private events, we will always have an EXCELlent solution for you. Our customised programmes and consultation services include: Corporate Training Corporate Training for corporate clients and executives for skills development in presentation, public speaking, communications, team-building, sales techniques development, and leadership training. More Information Afterschool Programme Afterschool Programme for schools ranging from primary schools to universities, with the aim of enhancing the literacy of performing arts among both students and teachers. More Information Performance Production Performance Production for specific purposes such as product launch, brand building, customer-development, or corporate social responsibilities. More Information Have a Question? Contact Us

  • Performance Production | HKAPA . EXCEL

    Bespoke Services Extending Performing Arts for All Introduction Corporate Training Afterschool Programme Bespoke Services / Performance Production / Bespoke Service by EXCEL Performance Production Our tailor-made performance production services are designed to meet the unique needs and goals of corporate clients. Whether you're looking to launch a new product, build brand awareness, engage with customers, or fulfil your corporate social responsibility, our flexible and scalable performance production can help you achieve your goals. Performance Reference Other Bespoke Services: Corporate Training More Information Afterschool Programme More Information Have a Question? Contact Us

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    Contact Us We would love to hear from you! Reach out to us through our contact form, and our team will be happy to assist you with any inquiries or feedback. General Enquiry First name Last name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! Call us directly at +852 2584 8721 Office Hours for Public: Mon-Fri: 10:30am-7:00pm Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays Fax +852 2584 8766 1 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Enquiry for Short Courses Enquiry for DSE Applied Learning Subscribe

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