http://www.fuseofficial.com/ FUSE violin band Linzi Stoppard & Ben Lee rock Queen. This is a medley of The Show Must Go On, Under Pressure and We Are The Champions, arranged, recorded and produced by FUSE.
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"Open The Floodgates" Music Video
Additional footage courtesy of Christ For All Nations Ministries (http://au.cfan.org) and Jesus Culture (http://www.JesusCulture.com)
CREDITS
Belinda McCulloch: Director/Producer/Editor
http://Vimeo.com/BelindaMcCulloch
Maat Boyd: Director of Photography/Camera Operator
Clare Hembrow: Catering/Logistics
Amy Nhan: Lead Actor
Extras: Nicole Hart/Haylie Bamber/Elliot Fitzgerald/Dale Hembrow/Clare Hembrow/Belinda McCulloch
Dale Hembrow: Producer/Executive Producer
Song Recording: "Open The Floodgates" performed by Dale Hembrow, written by Nhan/Hembrow/Gaudion/Kocaj, produced by Phil Gaudion/Dale Hembrow, mixed by Daniel Kelaart, mastered by Harris Newman
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Osage Gallery is one of Hong Kong's most respected art gallery. With locations on Hong Kong Island and Kwun Tong they provide a generous breadth of experience. The space in Kwun Tong, located in a revitalised industrial area, alternates between Art Foundation, not for profit exhibitions, and installations of spectacular commercial artists. The dramatic space is unique to Hong Kong that is used to precious little space. This enourmous warehouse style gallery has 14 foot tall ceilings and one wall that stretches 128 uninterrupted feet. Osage Gallery combines their installations with guest speaker and other educational activities to provide experienced and new art enthusiasts a well rounded and rich experience. For more information visit www.osagegallery.com. English with Chinese subtitles.http://www.so-u.tv/playVideo.php?contestid=&id=562
A Hong Kong festival celebrating victory against evil ending by climbing a tower made of pastry buns and grabbing as many as possible? Well if that doesn't sound like fun, what does? Cheung Chau Bun Festival celebrates an ancient event when Cheung Chau’s residents disguised themselves as different deities to drive away evil spirits. On May 12, the SO-U.TV team was on the island to take in all the mayhem. Go to http://www.so-u.tv/playVideo.php?contestid=&id=620 to watch the highlights of the day.
