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Llewellyn Cheung
Senior Video Producer
Llewellyn is the lead video producer of SCMP's video series Eat Drink Asia. He joined the Post after completing his master's of journalism from the University of Hong Kong. He was previously a freelance video journalist at AFP. Before that, he was an in-house director at a video production house in Macau.
Llewellyn is the lead video producer of SCMP's video series Eat Drink Asia. He joined the Post after completing his master's of journalism from the University of Hong Kong. He was previously a freelance video journalist at AFP. Before that, he was an in-house director at a video production house in Macau.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, Hong Kong local affairs
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
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