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In 2005, Goldmines Film produced a short documentary for Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) about the return of some of Sweden's most valuable oriental porcelain to China. The film was screened on the SAS in-flight entertainment system, and in Beijing’s historic Forbidden City.
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In 2006, the U.S. Embassy in Beijing commissioned Goldmines to produce a recruitment and orientation video to show State Department staff considering a posting in China. The 30-minute portrait of life in Beijing is being distributed worldwide to employees of the U.S. Department of State.
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• Shooting
• Sound
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• Scripting
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• Original music
• Output in any format from iPod video to broadcast TV
• DVD design and packaging
We offer these services individually, as required by the client or as a full package.
In addition our filmmaking services can be packaged together with the design, internet and communications expertise of our parent company, Standards Group.
We have decades of collective experience in China, a skilled local staff, and the ability to make things happen in an environment where other people will tell you it's impossible.
Please contact us for more information and for samples of our work.
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In 2003, her own documentary, China Pirates, about punk rock and pirated media in Beijing, premiered at the San Diego International Asian American Film Festival. She has lectured on Chinese culture at Columbia University, The San Francisco Art Institute, and The University of California at Berkeley.
Our team of writers, filmmakers, and creative thinkers has decades of collective experience working in Chinese media and advertising, telling stories about people, places, companies and brands.
We make documentaries, promotional videos, advertisements, current affairs pieces for TV, and short films for the Internet in both English and Chinese.
We are based in Beijing and work globally.
For more about how we can help you tell your story, have a look at our services, check out some previous projects, and meet our people.
If you want to watch some of our web videos, please click through to SexyBeijing.TV
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Africans in China? Yes, there are thousands of them, and in Beijing they are an important part of a growing international community in China's capital city.
The Afrika United Football Club is one interesting part of the African community in Beijing, with players from across the continent. Our independent documentary about the team screened in Milan in 2005 at the world's most prestigious sports film festival.
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