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JCC Student contributes visual art works to prestigious enterprise award ceremony

Mon, 17 Oct 2022 10:06:18 +0000

A Year 3 student of Communication and Crossmedia programme (JCC), Miss Yammy Tai, was appointed by The Professional Validation Council of Hong Kong Industries (PVCHK) to produce visual art works for the Learning Enterprise Award ceremony.

Miss Tai created and produced short videos and animations displayed as backdrops in the PVCHK’s 2021 Learning Enterprise Award ceremony. Miss Tai was given a certificate of commendation in recognition of her contribution.

The Professional Validation Council of Hong Kong Industries was established in 1999. The main aim of PVCHK is to support practitioners in the industries to acquire professional recognition and enhance their professional standards.

DSE students can apply for Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher Diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, and teacher and student work on our official website, YouTube channel, and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme and student works:
https://www.facebook.com/chuhai.jcc
For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/jcc-programmes/?lang=zh

JCC student Miss Yammy Tai, second from right, is given a certificate of commendation in recognition of her contribution by the PVCHK.

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JCC launches joint venture incubation programme with QPMN SnapShop

Thu, 29 Sep 2022 03:02:28 +0000

As the new semester kicks start, the JCC launches a joint venture programme with QPMN Snapshop to provide students skills and knowledge to become technology start-ups.

The Communication and Crossmedia Programme (JCC) collaborates with QPMN Snapshop to help students develop technical builds, market exploration and business acumen. During the joint venture programme, students will be groomed to run e-shops and be design partners of QPMN Snapshop.

Mr. Cheng Wan Wai, Co-founder and Chairman, and Mr Choi Yat Ming, Senior Business Manager of QP Group, introduced to students the most up-to-date online platform build-up and e-marketing techniques.

We understand the challenges that tech startups face and thus help students develop their creative entrepreneurship skills and bring their dreams to life.

QP Marketing Network (QPMN) is a Print-on-demand Dropshipping leader for business owners and designers to collaborate to create business values. At QPMN, e-shop owners could offer their customers customizable products by free plugins or SnapShop.

~Mr. Cheng Wan Wai, Co-founder and Chairman, and Mr Choi Yat Ming, Senior Business Manager of QP Group help students to become technology start-ups.

~Mr Choi Yat Ming, Senior Business Manager of QP Group introduces to students the “Print-On-Demand”marketing strategy.

DSE students can apply for Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/jcc-programmes/?lang=zh

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JCC Annual Microfilm ‘The Way Of The Bow’ Begins filming

Thu, 04 Aug 2022 02:23:56 +0000

Vice President (Academic) Professor Tang Chiu-kay hosts the lensing ceremony. Registrar Dr Helen Wong is also present and encourages JCC students to express their creativity and pursuit of their goals. ‘The Way Of The Bow’ starts shooting right after the ceremony.

The microfilm，a JCC‘s yearly benchmark project，funded by the College with assistances from alumni and teaching staff, is scripted, filmed and produced solely by the JCC students.

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It is a story of initiation about a young girl who overcomes fear, anger and inner uncertainty to attain composure and enlightenment.

The Way of the Bow, also known as Kyudo, inherits Japanese traditional archery skills with modern sports elements, aims to pursuing the ultimate goal of Shin, Zen,, Bi (Truth, Goodness, Beauty).

Vice President (Academic) Professor Tang Chiu-kay (Front, Right 3) and Registrar Dr. Helen Wong (Front，Right 2) encourages JCC students to express creativity and pursuit their goals.

‘The Way Of The Bow’ is a story of initiation about a perplexed young girl who doubts life can make a difference.

Mindfulness is the way to inner peace.

The Heroine attains enlightenment through archery practice.

Kyudo aims to pursuing the ultimate goal of Shin, Zen, Bi (Truth, Goodness, Beauty).

DSE students can apply Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our Communication and Crossmedia Programme (JCC, Course Code: 501403).

For Application details and enquiry:
tmleung@chuhai.edu.hk

For further information about the JCC programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://www.facebook.com/chuhai.jcc
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc
For further information about the JCC programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

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JCC Students Transcend to Music World of Metaverse

Wed, 15 Jun 2022 11:45:43 +0000

Students of Communication and Crossmedia programme, led by senior lecturer Mr Carlos Hui, produced a MV by using motion-capture and 3D animation techniques.

The song “Come with me”is a parable about how the Generation Alpha defy the normal logic of order, but dance their way transcending through various heterotopias to find peace and love in the metaverse.

The MV is composed, directed, Choreographed and post-produced by JCC students as one of their course assignments and the first step to explore how to monetize digital asset NFT (non-fungible token).

Please refer to the below link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5rmhstBlzo

MV: “Come with Me”

Music/Lyric/Vocal: Zhu zhu

Final RemiX: D.T.

Dance Choreographer: Oi Ling Tang

3D Supervisor/Senior Lecturer: Carlos Hui

DSE students can apply Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.

Please find below the YouTube link for more details:
https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme and student works:
https://www.facebook.com/chuhai.jcc
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q/featured?view_as=subscriber
https://www.youtube.com/user/ebroadcastnews

For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

Screenshots of “Come With Me”:

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JCC Non-local/Mainland students Pursue Graduate Studies

Mon, 30 May 2022 02:21:42 +0000

Some non-local/mainland Year 4 students of Communication and Crossmedia programme (JCC), as well as local students, who pursue their graduate studies have been granted priority admission for their outstanding academic results by other local universities.

Among them, three non-local/mainland students give their graduation remarks, holding high regard for Chu Hai College‘s teaching staff and facilities. “We are family at JCC, and I feel like at home in Chu Hai College,”one of the students says.

Please find below the link of some non-local/mainland students’ graduation remarks:

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

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JCC Senior Students Swing into Full Gear on Final Year Project

Mon, 23 May 2022 02:40:45 +0000

Senior students of the Communication and Crossmedia programme are working 7/24 on their final year projects despite the epidemic still interrupts our normal life.

The Year 4 students show their togetherness and resilience during this difficult time. Even though one of the senior students is tugging against the deadline of producing a microfilm as the final year project, all classmates come to assistance.

Each JCC senior students is required to produce a microfilm or equivalent for his/her final year project which is a programme core course.

DSE students can apply Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.

Please find below the YouTube link for more details:
https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

JCC senior students win the tug-of-war against time through their composure and resilience.

The FYP microfilm reflects family mishaps during the epidemic.

Classmates help setup a professional grade Blackmagic camera.

Senior students are handy with the equipment for monitoring, shooting and sound mixing.

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JCC to conduct VR/AR research for children

Wed, 12 Jan 2022 01:48:13 +0000

Faculty staff of the Communication and Crossmedia Programme invited experts and children to visit our VR laboratory to examine the feasibility and efficacy of conducting a research aiming to enhance children’s cognitive and motor development.

JCC teachers Mr Tak Man Leung, Mr Stephen Ma, and Mr Chianly Sze invited a group of children, accompanied by Miss Cherry Lau, a psychologist, and Miss Ching, a registered social worker, to play the interactive games developed by our teachers based on virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies.

JCC teachers and the guests later exchanged ideas on how to conduct a research that provides a combined VR motor-cognitive training to enhance behaviour, cognitive function and dual-tasking for children with special education needs (SEN).

Some studies suggest that 3D VR environment would be more effective in improving vigilance, visual search and divided attention in children with ADHD compared to traditional 2D training.

A guest child plays the interactive games developed by our teachers based on virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies.

Mr Chianly Sze assists a guest child how to play AR/VR game.

Mr Stephen Ma explains the basics of AR/VR gaming to guest children.

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JCC and Chinese Martial Arts experts to preserve Hong Kong’s Intangible cultural heritage

Tue, 04 Jan 2022 01:55:47 +0000

Faculty staff and students from the Communication and Crossmedia programme met Chinese martial arts experts to discuss how to use current crossmedia techniques to preserve and disseminate Intangible cultural heritage (ICH), especially in lion dancing and Chinese martial arts in Hong Kong.

Mr Li Fei Piu, Chairman of Tai Shing Pek Kwar Moon Li Fei Piu Martial Arts and Athletic Association; Mr Lam Man Fai and Mr Lam Lok, founders of Hong Kong Qi Gong Tai Ji Association; Mr Wong Kok Long, Director of Hong Kong Chinese Internal Boxing Association and Hong Kong Tai Chi Association; Mr Luk Wing Shing, Chairman of the Great China Intangible Cultural Heritage Association; Mr Kung Cheung Wei, Vice President and Promotion Director of International Golden Lion and Kylin Performing Arts Association; Mr Chan Kim Fung, Chairman of Martial Arts Club exchanged with JCC teachers Mr Leung Tak Man, Stephen Ma, Chianly Sze and Carlos Hui about cultural preservation ideas, such as mobile apps for story telling or interactive gaming based on virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies.

Intangible Cultural Heritage includes traditions or living expressions inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants, such as oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, festive events, knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe or the knowledge and skills to produce traditional crafts. Tai Shing Pek Kwar Moon Style (Monkey and Axe Hammer Style), Tai Chi Chuan, lion dance, etc. are intangible cultural traditional items in Hong Kong.

DSE students can apply Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.
https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

Please find below the YouTube link for more details:
https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q
https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

JCC teachers and students exchange ideas on ICH preservation with Chinese Martial Arts experts.

Chinese Martial Arts experts explore motion capture techniques for ICH preservation with JCC student.

JCC teacher Mr Chianly Sze explains to Chinese Martial Arts experts AR (augment reality) and immersion techniques.

JCC teacher Mr Stephen Ma explains how to use different platforms to preserve ICH.

JCC teacher Mr Carlos Hui shows how to use chroma key, motion capture and positional tracking techniques to record body movements.

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JCC short film to screen in Bangkok Asean Film Festival

Tue, 21 Dec 2021 04:06:33 +0000

‘No Panic’, a short film produced and directed by the teachers of Communication and Crossmedia programme (JCC)， will be screening in Bangkok Asean Film Festival (BAFF) on 13 Dec.

The film was screenplayed and produced by Mr Leung Tak Man, JCC Programme Leader, and directed by Mr Ho Fung, an adjunct lecturer of the programme. It is one the three short films of BAFF’s Omnibus Feature Film Project, which is a collaborative project launched first time in 2021 that encourages more regional exchange with the support of ACBS (Asia Content Business Summit) beyond the pandemic.

It is a story about a single-parent family during the Covid-19 epidemic. The father is a medical staff who works long hours away from home. The daughter is obsessed with cleanliness and against her father to voluntarily work on the frontline. The daughter’s unkempt grandpa suddenly drops by and stays at their home. A ‘panic war’ is triggered among the kin…

JCC Students master music skills from live performance

Wed, 08 Dec 2021 02:45:14 +0000

The JCC students made practice performing at the college’s multi-purpose studio to sharpen their music performance and stage management skills.

Students of the Communication and Crossmedia programme (JCC) rolled up their sleeves to set up audio and music equipment on the stage, comprehending how the stagehands and audio engineers collaborate with the musicians in live performance.

Mr Tonyi Ng, the lecturer in Music Engineering, and Mr Sing Hui, Studio Supervisor of the communication department, taught students how the positions of musical instruments and audio equipment will affect the stage sound quality and how to use sound effects in an acoustic environment.

Performance, at its heart, is an act of beauty, kindness, and generosity. JCC students commit themselves to crossmedia communication and help contribute to the society.

DSE students can apply Year 1 admission through JUPAS (JUPAS Code: JSSC04), while Associate Degree and Higher diploma graduates can gain direct admission to Year 3 entry of our programme.

https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

Please find below the YouTube link for more details:
https://youtu.be/Y9-gPajJ3sA

The JCC programme updates and shares academic curriculum details, extra-curricular activities, teacher and student works on our official website, YouTube channel and Facebook page.

For further information about the programme, check out the following links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q

https://youtu.be/DeGrJViOnuc

For further information about the programme and student works:

https://www.facebook.com/chuhai.jcc

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfx4qjdyKU-98lirB16aQ-Q/featured?view_as=subscriber

https://www.youtube.com/user/ebroadcastnews

For further information about the programme curriculum and structure, click the link below:
https://jcm.chuhai.edu.hk/bachelor-of-arts-hons-in-communication-and-crossmedia-index/?lang=zh

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