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Hello, everyone. I am Neo Yau.

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And before I start,

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I have to apologize to all of you

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because I speak[br]really, really bad English.

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(Laughter) (Applause)

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I kept asking the organizers[br]if I can speak Cantonese today,

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and they told me

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that some of you cannot[br]understand Cantonese very well.

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Who cannot understand Cantonese here?

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(Laughter)

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Oh my god.

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So it's you, you, you, you bastards

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(Laughter)

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who makes me suffer for the last weeks[br]for an English script, okay?

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Okay, let's get started.

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Okay.

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First of all,

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I would like to know[br]the name you guys put on me.

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Any of you know me before today?

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Okay, thank you.

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So, any of you know me

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because of watching the movie[br]"She Remembers, He Forgets,"

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"哪一天我們會飛"?

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Okay, thank you.

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How about the "Ten Years"?

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Thank you.

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How about the online videos,

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such as the "Mocking Jer" and "CapTV"?

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Okay, okay.

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So, what does that make me?

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An actor?

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A short film producer? Or what?

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I don't know.

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I will talk about it later.

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I would like to make today's event,[br]the speech, meaningful.

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So I'm going to talk about something

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that I don't usually talk[br]to the magazine or the newspaper,

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such as the relationship[br]between me and the "100Most"

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that nobody knows, okay?

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So,

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the first name they put on me -

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or the first name they put on all of us -

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what's that?

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I would say a student.

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When we were a student,

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it means that we have lack of experience.

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When we were a student,

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we can try, we can fail,

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we can be reckless,

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we can be anything.

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And we are always forgiven

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because we are still studying.

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Back in my days in secondary school,[br]when I was a student,

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actually, I didn't spend[br]a lot of time to study.

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(Laughter)

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But instead, I spent my time[br]on swimming and basketball,

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video games

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and girls.

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(Laughter)

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Girls are very important, you know,

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for school.

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I can't imagine how do boys[br]live in a boys' school.

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(Laughter)

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So, and more important,

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is that I made short films.

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I made short films,[br]and I acted in my own short films.

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And also I played in dramas,

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which is the thing I really loved.

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It turns out,

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my academic result was not that bad.

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But not bad means not good enough -

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I'm not good enough[br]to get an offer from the university.

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And it was really, kind of,[br]the end of my world

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at that moment,

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because my family wanted me[br]to study in university

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and I didn't really consider[br]any other choices.

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So, what can I do?

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I became a repeater.

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I repeated studying Form 7.

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And one year later,

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I got one grade better,

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which is in Use of English.

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How ironic.

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(Laughter)

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I actually got a B in oral.

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(Laughter)

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Okay, so,

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one year later,

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I got an offer from PolyU

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for a degree

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which studies about some mechanics,

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calculators, science, etc,

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something that -

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[No clue WTF to study]

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(Laughter)

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I have no clue what it is.

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But there's also another way,

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which is The [Hong Kong] [br]Academy for Performing Arts,

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APA, 演藝學院.

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I applied for two courses:

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the drama school and the film/TV school.

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Actually, drama school [br]was my first priority,

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but when I get to the second[br]audition in drama school,

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I actually don't dare[br]to take it very serious.

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I got zero preparation for that audition.

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Why?

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Because I don't want to have any hope.

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Because I don't think my family [br]will allow me to get there.

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When you study in APA,

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you're not considered[br]as a college student.

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But actually, it is a degree course.

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So, the second audition in drama school

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became the most embarrassing[br]performance in my life so far,

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which is really, really bad[br]because zero rehearsal.

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So, as a result,[br]I got into film/TV school.

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(Laughter)

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But don't get me wrong:

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I get passion in both[br]behind the camera and acting.

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So, what does that make me become?

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A filmmaker, actor,[br]director, scriptwriter?

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No, not yet.

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I became a film-making student.

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In that four years,

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what I most benefit from, in my opinion,

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is that I got the chance[br]to act in my classmates' films -

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in acting in my classmates' short films.

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It gave me the opportunities [br]about camera acting.

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And four years later, I become a graduate.

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And I know most of you think[br]that I was a YouTuber:

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I make some online videos,

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and one day, I don't know why,

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a director picked me up on the street

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and took me to the movie industry [br]to act as a leading role,

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right?

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I was a YouTuber,

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and I turned to a movie actor -

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which is not true.

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It actually never happened[br]in Hong Kong history.

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You can ask Tommy.

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(Laughter) (Applause)

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It never happened.

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So, what did I do after I graduate?

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When we graduate,

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it means that we are hopeless.

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(Laughter)

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We are hopeless for our future,

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and we are hopeless in our industry.

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We got twenty students in my class,

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and only seven students[br]studied major scriptwriting -

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I am one of those.

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And only one out of seven students

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are actually working in the industry -

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and that's not me,

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(Laughter)

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because I'm not doing[br]a scriptwriting job, right?

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So, that is what I mean, "hopeless."

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So what did I do after I graduate?

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I was very lucky

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because there were two movies,

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got a public audition,

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which is, you all know it,

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"哪一天我們會飛" -

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"She Remembers, He Forgets,"

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and another movie, "Weeds on Fire" -

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"點五步,"

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a baseball movie, which was actually[br]produced by your school,

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and I applied [for] both auditions,

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and I actually earned both leading roles

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in these two movies.

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But they don't want me to act [br]at the same time in two movies,

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so I have to choose.

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But I like Adam Wong a lot -

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I like his last movie, "The Way We Dance."

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So, actually, I got no choice.

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So I chose to act[br]in "She Remembers, He Forgets."

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It turns out, I think, [br]it is really, actually, a wise choice

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because this movie ["Weeds on Fire"],

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it still hasn't released.

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(Laughter)

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Don't get me wrong:[br]it may be a good movie.

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I believe it would be a good movie,

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but I would not be standing here[br]to share with you,

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because I would still be nobody.

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Nobody means no money.

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(Laughter)

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So after I shot this film[br]["She Remembers, He Forgets"]

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but the movie needed to prepare[br]for the post-production,

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so I got some money in my pocket,

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but I was still nobody.

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So what should I do?

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That was 2014.

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In 2014, we all know[br]what happened in Hong Kong:

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the Umbrella Movement.

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It gave me a lot of impact [br]and a lot of ideas.

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So I started to gather my crew,[br]my friends and my classmates

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to make my first online videos.

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We established[br]the organization Mocking Jer,

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but it was barely an organization,

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because we have no money, [br]no income, nothing.

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We are just some friends[br]gathered together.

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And we started to make[br]our first film with zero budget,

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the film named "陳浩南教書篇."

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That video

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became the top video of the week

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in Hong Kong YouTube.

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It gained 200,000 views in one week.

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So the magazines, the newspapers[br]started to interview us,

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and we were encouraged.

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We started to make another film[br]and another film, with no money.

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So we are happy to make our own films,

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but the problem is still there.

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I got no income.

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I barely lived with my freelance jobs.

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So what's next?

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At that time, our savior comes out:

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the boss of "100Most,"

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(Cantonese) Roy Tsui.

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He called me.

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He gave me a phone call[br]and asked me to work in "100Most,"

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which is - actually,[br]I was the supervisor for "TVMost"

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before it launched.

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Why?

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Because, actually, I did[br]lots of the funny TV news online,

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(Cantonese) "Most News."

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Actually, I did a lot for a month.

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Every day I did this news,

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but it was never published,[br]because we had to test,

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and before the day[br]"TVMost" launched, I quit the job.

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I think there are many[br]talented youngsters in the company,

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and I like to work there,

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but somehow,

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we are not on the same track[br]of making films -

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I mean, me and the bosses -

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so I have to leave there.

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So a few months later,

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CapTV find me to make[br]other funny videos online.

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And a few more months later,

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(Cantonese) "She Remembers, He Forgets"

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finally released.

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(Laughter)

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And the movie released,[br]it means that I'm relieved,

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because, finally, someone[br]knows me by the movie,

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and they started to call me an actor,

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and I started to have[br]a more stable income.

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So,

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here's today's moral of the story:

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I was not a YouTuber first [br]and turned to movie actor.

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Actually, there's no door.

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There's no door for any YouTubers[br]to become movie makers or movie actors.

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There's no door.

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And, in my opinion,

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there is no door for youngsters[br]to get in the industry, any industry.

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It is very difficult nowadays.

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So I'm telling you today:

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you will never make it.

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Whatever your dream is,[br]you will never make it.

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Does that sound evil?

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(Laughter)

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You will never make it.

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Why?

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Even as lucky as me,

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I got the chance to move[br]into the movie industries,

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but I have not got a bright future,

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as you've seen.

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I still have not got many opportunities.

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So, why would that happen?

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In my opinion,

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there are too many old men[br]in the industries.

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(Laughter)

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They just simply cannot[br]understand our situations.

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They think we are[br](Cantonese) "waste youth";

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they think we are "rubbish youngsters" -

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I don't know how to translate this term.

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It is really difficult to translate, okay?

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(Laughter)

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Because back in their days,

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they work hard, they get paid.

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They can move in their own flats.

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We cannot buy our own flats -

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it is, as you said,[br]"mission impossible," right?

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We are barely living on our own.

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In their eyes, we are rubbish:

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"Why would you do that?

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Because you are not hardworking enough.

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That makes you rubbish."

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They are not willing to open the door.

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They keep the door shut,

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without which the youngsters [br]cannot get into the industry.

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Every time I see some young actors,

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like me or even younger than me,

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they are as talented as me or even better,

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but they are still being unseen

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because there are no platforms[br]for them to show up,

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and that really breaks my heart.

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So, that's why I am telling you:

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whatever your dream is,[br]you will never make it.

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To the big bosses

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(Laughter)

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today -

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I don't know if there are[br]any big bosses sitting here -

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I am telling you:

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so, please, give out opportunities [br]to the youngsters

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or we will kill you.

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(Laughter)

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Just kidding.

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And to the youngsters,

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like me, and all the students here:

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you will never make it,

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but that's not your fault.

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Even you will never make it -

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please tell yourself[br]you'll never make it, prepare for that -

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but please, still try your very best[br]to achieve your goals.

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So, that's what I want to say:

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please walk your own way.

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Because nowadays in Hong Kong,

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we don't know what will happen tomorrow.

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In every aspect, it is such a mess,

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especially the politics.

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We all know it.

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So walk your own way.

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And we have to stand together.

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We have to stand by each other [br]for our new generation.

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If we cannot get in the door,[br]we create our own door.

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We create our own generations.

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There's a sentence in Chinese,

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(Cantonese) a misfortune[br]may be a blessing in disguise,

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which means -[br]I'll try my best to translate -

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(Laughter)

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which means

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if you lost something,[br]you may be able to get something back.

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But in the way I see it,

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we must - we must be able[br]to get something back.

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In my case,

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I wasted a lot of time [br]in my secondary school.

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But I did try many aspects, many things,

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which is really good for my actor career

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because I need to play[br]different roles, right?

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And I failed to get to university,

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but I got the chance[br]to study what I loved.

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I failed to get in drama school,

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but I got a chance to know[br]more about the camera acting,

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and for the scriptwriting majors, [br]I can write my own stories,

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I can write my own films,

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and that's what I got.

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And the camera acting experience[br]didn't make me fail

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for the public audition[br]of the feature-length films.

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So, you never know[br]what you've got from your past,

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so don't regret for what you did[br]or what you didn't do.

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It's never too late.

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Don't think that[br]if I did this or did that,

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didn't do this, didn't do that,

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maybe I can be better.

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Don't think about it,

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because that's just some assumption[br]which never exists.

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So think about it:

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the way you walked is always the best way,

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that's what I think.

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And we have to stand together.

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You will never make it,

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but please,

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try your very best to achieve it.

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Because we are in such a messy society.

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Do I still got time for a short story?

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(Crew: Cantonese) Let's save it for later.

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Okay. Thank you very much.

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(Cheers) (Applause)