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September
2009 - Music Video Auditions |
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On Saturday 19
September 2009 we are holding auditions for D Will
and R Type's debut track ‘Oh My Days’. The video will
appear on MTV, Flava and Channel AKA and will be
produced by director Kurtis J Hunte.
We are looking for:
30 beautiful ladies
2 buxom ladies
A really small guy
A really tall girl
A guy with an afro
If you fit any of these descriptions and would like to
be in a ground breaking music video then come to:
Location: Funky Brownz, 5 Tottenham Lane,
Hornsey, London, N8 9DJ (next to Hornsey train station)
Date: Saturday 19th September
Time: 10.30am - 1.30 pm
For more info call: 0208 340 9607, Damian on 07506 710
990 or Kurtis on 07846 964 562.
On Thursday the 24
September 2009 we will be filming the music video at
Funky Brownz club. Those chosen to appear in the video
will be put on HKH TV's books for paid presenting work
coming up in 2010. |
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July 2009
- Connexions Youth Project |
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HKH TV and Connexions
come to the end of their 12 week project, offering work
experience placements for young people. The students spent 4 weeks
studying video
production before they began working on real
projects. All trainees were required to complete a
project each week, and received a HKH TV Record of
Achievement at the end of the successful completion of
all of their projects. |
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Producing two
Hip-Hop dance DVD's, young people in Haringey learnt
practical media skills as well as gained an insight as to what really goes
on behind the scenes. Of
the youths that participated in the project, one is going
on to college to study media business administration, with the
other two staying on for a further 6 weeks with HKH TV
before they begin their own independent company and
continuing to work freelance for HKH TV. The next phase of
the course begins in September so if you are a young person
between the ages of 17-25 that lives in the Haringey area
and are interested in video production, please contact us on 0208
340 9607
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June
2009 - Health and Fitness TV Update |
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We would like to thank
everybody who was a part of HKH TV’s project Health and
Fitness TV. We are now trying to get our programs on
mainstream TV after using the DVD magazine to publicise
the series.
We are holding off producing series two of Health and
Fitness TV until further notice. The good news is
that we are going to put all of our efforts into HKH TV.
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March 2009
- The Government Business Awards |
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Thursday 19th March 2009, HKH TV filmed The Government
Business Awards which recognise local authorities and central
government departments that have demonstrated sound
business judgement and operational expertise in a range
of areas. These include procurement, building,
facilities management, human resources, finance, market
research and sustainability.
The Awards were presented by BBC newscaster Nicholas
Owen, who regularly presents the BBC News at Six and BBC One Weekend Bulletins.
A champagne drinks reception and greeting was
followed by a three course lunch, served prior to the
awards ceremony.
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Director Kurtis
Hunte and news reader Nick Owen |
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February 2009 - Youth
Boxing Program |
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Health and
Fitness TV have teamed up with boxing coach Carl Guichard and Sky
Community Centre to offer children and young people from 5 years upwards boxing coaching for the next
six weeks. The lessons are every Monday evening at
6.30pm at the Sky Community Centre above Wood Green
Shopping City, London N22.
Boxing coach Carl Guichard has been involved in boxing
for many years. In England he currently coaches at
Islington Amateur Boxing Club, having already trained in
Cuba, Trinidad and Mexico. Carl has worked alongside
many world champions and Olympic champions such as
Sylvester Mittee (former British, European and
Commonwealth Welterweight champion), Michael Romero (2
times Olympic Cuban gold medalist, Gutty Espadas
(former featherweight champion of the world), and Nardo
Mestre Flores (9 times Central American, Pan-American
and Cuban champion) to name but a few. |
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January
2009 - Health & Fitness TV Launch Party |
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Crouch End
based video production company HKH TV have launched their
Health and Fitness TV DVD magazine. The launch party event
was held at The City Bunker, Canary Wharf, London on Tuesday
6th January 2009 from 5pm – 1am. The magazine is designed to
inform and educate people on attaining and maintaining
healthier lifestyles. The event was also used to raise
capital from the corporate sector for HKH TV’s various
community projects aimed at educating 18-25 hard to reach
youth. The event was attended by the magazine program
contributors, sports, health and media organisations. |
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Directors
Kurtis and Kelli Hunte, Sharan Jaswal and Sabrina Nuenie
Presenter Abi Griffiths and sales executive Julian Jones |
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October
2009 - The Urban Athletics Indoor 'Minithon' |
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On Monday 20th October
2008, HKH TV filmed the Urban Athletics Indoor 'Minithon'
for children aged 8-13 at The National Athletics Centre,
Lea Valley, London. Helping out at the event were Olympians, top
performance coaches, and athletes such as Dwayne
Chambers (European 4x100 relay record holder), John
Herbert (4 times Olympian and team GB coach), Tony Jarret (Former commonwealth hurdles champion) Daniel
Awde (decathlon Olympian) amongst others.
Our "Have A Go" programme takes place in locations
around London enabling young people to try track and field
events under the guidance of qualified performance
coaches and current and former British Olympians.
The coaching team include Yamila Aldama, Fatima
Whitbread, Jade Johnson, Trecia Smith, Greg Rutherford,
Tony Jarrett, Julian Golding and Phillips Idowu.
The London Coaching Foundation (LCF) has the aim of
encouraging young people from London to participate in
track and field athletics regardless of ability, sex,
race or social background.
Olympian - Jade Johnson |
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September
2008 - Haringey Health Initiative |
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The initiative is to run
two pre funded back to back 6-week health and fitness
based video production courses for Haringey youth
beginning in July. Both projects will entail
producing dance aerobics fitness DVDs. We will use
popular/urban artists, hip-hop, and dance youth culture
to communicate, relate to and inspire hard to reach
young people in Haringey. Our courses are primarily
targeted at the 16-25 not in education, work or training
youth in the Haringey community. Young people in
Haringey will benefit in two ways. Firstly, the
medium of dance will increase their fitness in a fun and
motivating way that they will be happier to engage with.
Along with this, they learn about leading a healthy lifestyle, hopefully
instilling longer lasting fitness habits. Secondly, they
will learn some practical media skills as well as
gaining an insight of what really goes
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We will be producing two
Hip-Hop dance DVD's. Young people in Haringey will will be
trained in media and video production skills before learning
how to choreograph dance
moves, film, edit and produce the DVD's. |
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improve their soft skills. By working with a range of
people in different settings, and seeing a project through
from start to finish, the students will improve their
confidence, team work and communication skills, as well as
gain a sense of achievement which they can be proud of, and
put on their CVs. |
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Previous
News - 'Spitalfields Arts Project' |
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Mr Hunte
Senior at the launch of the 'Spitalfields Arts Project'.
He attended in the capacity of project director and senior
fundraiser. Mr Hunte was accompanied by his two sons,
HKH founders Kurtis and Kelli, Hunte as well as Mr David
Keele. Mr Hunte met HRH the Prince of Wales in regards
to the project, which raised £1.7 million pounds and comprised of a restaurant, two bars, an art gallery, and a
300 seat performance venue. The 'Spitalfields Arts
Project' was one of the first funded projects to become self
financing within two years, so setting a bench mark for
future funded projects. |
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Mr
Hunte senior and HRH the prince of Wales |
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