Hong Kong
11 reviews$500 - $500 / Day
Request QuoteBased in Hong Kong, I currently cover stories across Asia with a focus on China. I am a video journalist (writer, videographer, audio, infographics and presenter) with over 20 years experience working with established international media. I have covered breaking news, features, travel and sport for TV, Radio, print and online but have a particular passion for people, travel and environmental stories. In 2020 my production Battleground PolyU was nominated for a Webby and won World Press Photo Interactive of the Year.
June • 2018
DJ is fantastic. Everything was delivered on time or ahead of schedule. He's very responsive. He followed our directions and project constraints perfectly, while providing his own photographic eye and advice on Chinese cultural customs. He went above and beyond. I'd love to work with him again.
June • 2018
DJ is great: responsive, thoroughly knowledgable of Eastern China (language, customs, location permissions), and a solid 360 videographer/editor/photojournalist. I would absolutely work with him again.
March • 2016
DJ covered the Spring Lantern Festival for us and gave us beautiful footage to work with in addition to his engaging reporting and live-streaming capabilities. Would be happy to work with him again.
Produced for CCTV News
“It is difficult. It is stressful. It’s fun. It can be fun…like when you know how to do some certain things, it becomes very fun to do,” 16-year-old Tammy Aiya explains. Back home, she’s a former Miss Teen Nigeria. But here in China, she’s a student, learning a foreign and ancient art.
Produced for The Economist
With its red phone boxes, statue of Winston Churchill and anglicized church, Thames Town looks just like an English city, but it was built to house suburban residents of Shanghai.
Produced for National Geographic Partners LLC
Produced for JRJ Film
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Produced for China Daily Asia Pacific Ltd
Tensions in the ongoing protests in Hong Kong reached its peak in the middle of November 2019 after a protester was shot by a traffic policeman. Students occupied university campuses across the city and blocked key highways. After a fierce battle at the Chinese University, attention turned to the blockade at Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) where students had closed off the Cross Harbour Tunnel leading to it. This immersive 360 video takes you through five days in and around PolyU.
Produced for BuzzFeed - Bring Me
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