'Sea of Noise' Cheung Chau Screening

Daphne Wong & World Wildlife Fund

WWF and famous local wildlife photographer and filmmaker Daphne Wong co-produced the short documentary “Sea of Noise”, taking the audience beneath the waves and visualising how Chinese white dolphins perceive the underwater world with sound. The film details dolphins’ plight living in such noisy underwater through cymatic experiments, underwater footage, animation, stakeholder interviews, and explains current conservation measures, with highlighting the importance of preserving local biodiversity in Hong Kong. 2021 | 18 mins
English voice with English subtitles

Format

Port of Call

Screening

Cheung Chau

Date

Venue Address

2023.11.19 (Sun）

13 Tsan Tuen Rd, Cheung Chau

Time

Language

18:00-19:00

English (with English subtitles)

Project Creators

Daphne Wong

Daphne Wong graduated from Falmouth University with a BA (Hons) in Marine and Natural History Photography. She is an award-winning wildlife photographer and filmmaker from Hong Kong committed to telling stories of natural wonders and their conservation. Daphne directed and filmed the first wildlife documentary series in Hong Kong, ''Biodiversity in HK'', produced by Radio Television Hong Kong. In 2020, she co-founded Frigatefilms, Hong Kong's first natural history film production company, providing services in filmmaking and photography and delivering high-quality content for broadcast, NGOs, corporations, and educational institutions. She has also filmed for BBC's Green Planet. She also leads ecotours and wildlife photography workshops for the public and students, aiming to educate the younger generation on conservation and the natural world.

World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

WWF is a leading global conservation organization, with a network active in more than 100 countries. WWF’s mission is to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. WWF-Hong Kong has been working since 1981 to deliver solutions for a living planet through conservation, footprint and education programmes, with the aim of transforming Hong Kong into Asia’s most sustainable city.