This compilation provides an overview of the prevailing concerns and aesthetics of early Hong Kang video art. Works featured in this selection include many members of Videotage, including Ellen Pau, Connie Choi, Wong Chi-fai and Ernest Fung.

本作品集結集了香港早期錄像藝術家普遍關心的題旨及美學素求。創作者包括錄影太奇成員如蔡敏儀，黃志輝，馮偉及鮑藹倫等。

Linda KONG participated in the Firebird film society. She is interested in video and media production.

CHAN Kam-lok, Mark was born in Hong Kong. He graduated from the Department of Cinema and Television, School of Communication, Hong Kong Baptist university. He worked as a cinematographer and sound recordist in many independent productions and multi-media performances. He represented Hong Kong in a youth exchange tour in Japan in 1995-6. His video works have been shown on television and over 30 local and overseas festivals. The work Happy Valley (Waiting at T zero) won the Grand Prize in Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Awards 1997.

FUNG Wai, Ernest started independent video production when he was a student in interior design. His work On the Road won the Gold award (MTV) in the Hong Kong Independent Short Film and Video Awards in 1996. He works in both the commercial and artistic field. His first feature film was Dangerous Girls (1997) and his second film Silver City (1998). His video works include Alice in Hong Kong, have been exhibited in Japan, France and Germany. He also produces music videos for local pop singers and videos for concerts, such as “Tat Ming – Paris in Concert” and Anthony Wong’s “People Mountain People Sea”. He currently works as a film and video editor.

Jessie PAK is passionately interested in video art and stage performance. She participated in many performances produced by Edward Lam Dance Theatre.