ROBIN HONG: Content Creator

June 14, 2013 / Banefox Original /

Kenny & Carmen’s Wedding Featurette

If you drove thru Alameda recently and saw pink and green balloons flutter about the sky, it meant that Kenny and Carmen were getting married near by! The fun-loving couple was eager and open to try something different for their wedding video and as a result, we captured some unique and quirky memories. A big thanks to the families and friends that participated in the video and of course the videography team: Willis Lai and Chrissie Ng.

March 28, 2013 / Photogear Review /

Photogear: Apple’s Interchangeable Lens Camera? The Ollopclip for iPhone 5

Never stop expanding your creativity capacity. That’s what the folks at Olloclip did with the iPhone 5. They took a great camera and made it even better by creating a fun and portable lens kit. I gave the Olloclip a run for its money (a how-not-to properly use it) plus Patrick O’Neil, the creator of Olloclip, talks about accessories we can expect in the future.

September 21, 2012 / Banefox Original /

Eye on OAK: Paella Cookout featuring Chef Lamont

Part of the “Eye on City” series, a collection of vignettes highlighting notable people, food, art, and happenings in the cities that I travel through. In the patio of Caña, a bustling Cuban bistro out in Oakland, Chef Lamont goes head-to-head with the house chef in a paella cookout as they hand out morsels of paella scooped right from the sizzling hot paellera (paella pan). Unsuspecting pedestrians turn into spectators as their five senses are enraptured in the cooking exhibition. [...]

May 24, 2012 / Banefox Original /

Kimeo “Heartbeat” Music Video

It was a real treat to see this video screened at the Taglyan Complex on the night of Kim and Leo’s wedding. Both stars were great sports throughout the process and I wish them all the best as they embark on their new journey together!

January 3, 2012 / Revelcade Original /

For Closure [Trailer]

During the first night in their new home, a young couple experiences a series of eerie and horrifying phenomenon that prevents them from sleeping soundly. The local authorities can’t explain the events that came to pass, but speculate that they may have something to do with murder of the previous owners…

December 15, 2011 / Banefox Original /

Eye on LA: The Twisting Artwork of Daisuke Okamoto

One can lose their way when trying to find the words to describe the art of Daisuke Okamoto, but one way or another, his work will leave you awestruck. His intricate and what seems to be perpetually expanding drawings will keep your eyes traveling across the frame and the his subjects seem to morph and twist as if reaching out of the canvas. The music composed by May Kato, a young lady with an impressive collection of psychedelic sounds.

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Kenny & Carmen’s Wedding Featurette

June 14, 2013 / Banefox Original

If you drove thru Alameda recently and saw pink and green balloons flutter about the sky, it meant that Kenny and Carmen were getting married near by! The fun-loving couple was eager and open to try something different for their wedding video and as a result, we captured some unique and quirky memories. A big thanks to the families and friends that participated in the video and of course the videography team: Willis Lai and Chrissie Ng.

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Photogear: Apple’s Interchangeable Lens Camera? The Ollopclip for iPhone 5

March 28, 2013 / Photogear Review

Never stop expanding your creativity capacity. That’s what the folks at Olloclip did with the iPhone 5. They took a great camera and made it even better by creating a fun and portable lens kit. I gave the Olloclip a run for its money (a how-not-to properly use it) plus Patrick O’Neil, the creator of Olloclip, talks about accessories we can expect in the future.

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Eye on OAK: Paella Cookout featuring Chef Lamont

September 21, 2012 / Banefox Original

Part of the “Eye on City” series, a collection of vignettes highlighting notable people, food, art, and happenings in the cities that I travel through. In the patio of Caña, a bustling Cuban bistro out in Oakland, Chef Lamont goes head-to-head with the house chef in a paella cookout as they hand out morsels of paella scooped right from the sizzling hot paellera (paella pan). Unsuspecting pedestrians turn into spectators as their five senses are enraptured in the cooking exhibition. [...]

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