Ho Lai Lai

Ho Lai Lai is a producer who worked in films from 1961-1971. He is known for such films as The Golden Hairpin (1963), The Snowflake Sword (1964), and Flyer & Magic Sword (1971).

Fan Kung Wing

Fan Kung Wing is a film editor know for his work on such films as Three Lady Musketeers (1965), The Killer (1989), and The Train Robbers (1995). He won the The Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film Editing for The Killer (1989).

Okita Haruka

Okita Haruka is a Japanese screenwriter.

Endy Chow

Chow was born in Hong Kong, and later his family immigrated to New Zealand when he was 13. He went to Japan to further his studies when he was 19. At 15, Chow formed a band with friends (including current members of Climax), naming it Zarahn after the band's first guitar teacher. Thereafter, Zarahn…

Fukae Takuji

Fukae Takuji is a Japanese actor born on December 2, 1967 in Tokyo, Japan. His father is the actor Fukae Akiki. (Source: Wikipedia)

Tsujimoto Kouji

Tsujimoto Kouji is a Japanese comedian, actor and voice actor.

Omi

Omi, born as Nakasato Hideomi, is a Japanese actor in Tokyo, Japan.

Matsubara Hiroshi

Matsubara Hiroshi is a Japanese director and producer. He used to work for TBS but later moved to Nippon TV. In 2002 he won a prize for Best Director at the 34th Television Drama Academy Awards. (Source: Wikipedia)

Ceng Xiao Long

Bonde Sham

She was discovered by Now TV when she was acting on stage plays in her third year of college, and started part-time entertainment host. After graduation, she officially joined Now TV. In recent years, for environmental issues, she has started to run a Youtube channel to share environmental information.