Lucky Raffle Winner, Kimio Wheaton |
Hybrid Photography and Video Production for small devices such as Window Displays, Table Displays, Web video, Digital Frames, Tablets and Smartphones.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Pucho Web Solutions Raffle Winner
Sunday, December 8, 2013
WW Medical Spa Grand Opening Reception
MTA Holiday Nostalgia Special Subway
Saturday, December 7, 2013
OCA-New Jersey 35th Anniversary Holiday Ball
Giiny Gong and Betty Lee Sung Cake Cutting Ceremony |
Atmosphere was festive. Everybody had good cheer.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Serve the People
Serve the People: The Asian American Movement in New York charts a history of Asian American activism, organizing, and cultural production in the 1970s, the first exhibition to focus on New York as a center of this national phenomenon. Through posters, leaflets, newspapers, film, and music, Serve the People shows how Asian American identity was shaped by reclaimed histories, revolutionary politics, feminist awareness, third worldism, and community organizing. The culture created by young activists and artists in the movement embodied their ideals, speaking to the excitement and urgency of the time.
Monday, November 11, 2013
Chinese protest ABC, Disney and Jimmy Kimmel
On Saturday November 9, 2013 in Times Square from noon until 2PM there was a protest against ABC's Jimmy Kimmel show.
Protesters did not like use of comedy to bring up a dark subject that they took personally. They are so hurt and even afraid of passive aggressive violence from other members of society.
There is an old American Proverb that goes like:
Out of the mouths of babes (oft times come gems).
Children occasionally say remarkable or insightful things. For example: Mr. and Mrs. Doyle were quietly bickering in the kitchen when their seven-year-old daughter came in and said, "You guys should get counseling." After a surprised pause, Mrs. Doyle remarked, "out of the mouths of babes." Child: Don't eat so much candy, Mommy. Candy is bad for your teeth. Mother: out of the mouths of babes oft times come gems.
Protesters did not like use of comedy to bring up a dark subject that they took personally. They are so hurt and even afraid of passive aggressive violence from other members of society.
There is an old American Proverb that goes like:
Out of the mouths of babes (oft times come gems).
Children occasionally say remarkable or insightful things. For example: Mr. and Mrs. Doyle were quietly bickering in the kitchen when their seven-year-old daughter came in and said, "You guys should get counseling." After a surprised pause, Mrs. Doyle remarked, "out of the mouths of babes." Child: Don't eat so much candy, Mommy. Candy is bad for your teeth. Mother: out of the mouths of babes oft times come gems.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Kilowatt performance for 2013 New York Marathon
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Ruinism by Gabriel Biderman; Night Photographer
Thank You so Much! |
Labels:
Interview,
Photography
Location:
BH Event Space
Monday, October 21, 2013
2013 Japan Block Party
Master of Ceremonies |
Sunday, May 19, 2013
30th Anniversary OANNY Video
Produced, shot and edited video 30th Anniversary Okinawa American Association of New York (OAANY) celebration which featured special guest who flew in perform at the event.
Project involved renting camera equipment from Downtown Community Television (DCTV), working with performers and staff, shooting the live event, editing video, creating DVD labels, disc duplication, boxing of materials and final delivery to OAANY for sale to its members.
Project involved renting camera equipment from Downtown Community Television (DCTV), working with performers and staff, shooting the live event, editing video, creating DVD labels, disc duplication, boxing of materials and final delivery to OAANY for sale to its members.
Guest dancers from Okinawa and others:
- Head Master of Tamagusuku Ryu/Shosetsu Michiko no Kai from Okinawa.
- Miyuki Oshiro、Master
- Kazumi Matsubara, Master
- Washington D.C. area Momoe Onna, Master
- Special guest dancer: Ben Naoya Higa, Master from Tamagusuku Ryu Shosetsu kai from Los Angeles, CA
- Mitsuko Nishi
- Ai Nakasone
About OAANY
To cultivate mutual friendship among the Okinawans and their families who live mainly in the five states in metropolitan area, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts, and the American public who have an interest in Okinawan culture and heritage.- Conducts classes, seminars and workshops to promote educational opportunities in Okinawan history, culture and performing arts.
- Provides scholarship to the young generation in order to promote higher education.
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