Tag Archives: Jade King

Captioning the Asian Film Awards with Jade King

Posted on July 8, 2013 by stenoodie

On March 18, 2013, I attended the 7th Annual Asian Film Awards with Jade King in Hong Kong. I met up with Jade at 11 that morning to get to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. I was beyond … Continue reading →

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Job Shadowing Jade King on the Hong Kong Lamma Boat Inquiry

Posted on March 30, 2013 by stenoodie

The following is a detailed recount of the experience that I had job shadowing Jade King. Last year when I met up with stenographer extraordinaire Jade King, I wasn’t able to job shadow her as planned. Instead, we were able … Continue reading →

Posted in Steno | Tagged 300 wpm, accuracy, Cantonese, Central Government Offices, court reporting, Hong Kong, Jade King, Jade King court reporter, job shadowing, Lamma boat inquiry, new experiences, realtime, simutanious interpreters, steno, translation | 7 Comments

Meeting Jade, Steno Blogger and Court Reporter

Posted on March 22, 2013 by stenoodie

This is a reflection piece I wrote for my court reporting school last year on February 8, 2012. The same piece is also located on my school’s blog: http://verbatimstudies.com/wp/?p=58 This winter holiday, I traveled to Hong Kong to visit my relatives. … Continue reading →