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She has mentored young people from [[The Prince's Trust]], including Luke Tucker<ref>http://www.sllassoc.com/about-sll/about-the-riders/</ref> and the young offenders in [[Sailing Miss Sadie]] who were introduced to Kaye by the Trust.<ref>http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk/Addict-s-sailing-trip-sees-life-change-course/story-11708190-detail/story.html</ref> She is the |
She has mentored young people from [[The Prince's Trust]], including Luke Tucker<ref>http://www.sllassoc.com/about-sll/about-the-riders/</ref> and the young offenders in [[Sailing Miss Sadie]] who were introduced to Kaye by the Trust.<ref>http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk/Addict-s-sailing-trip-sees-life-change-course/story-11708190-detail/story.html</ref> She is the international creative director of UK arts charity Art Saves Lives International.<ref>http://artsaveslivesinternational.com/2015/05/28/aslis-international-creative-director-sadie-kaye-has-exciting-news-about-her-documentary-bipolar-express/</ref> |
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In her native Hong Kong, Kaye has campaigned for greater awareness of mental illness, talking on The 123 Show about her own experiences with bipolar disorder and producing documentary The Bipolar Express<ref>http://programme.rthk.hk/channel/radio/programme.php?name=radio3/1_2_3_show&d=2015-05-22&m=episode</ref> |
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Sadie Kaye is a British actress, author, filmmaker, TV and radio presenter. She is known in her native Hong Kong as the radio personality "Miss Adventure".[1]
Education
Kaye was born and raised in Sai Kung, Hong Kong.[2] She was educated at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge University, graduating with a Master of the Arts degree in 1998.[3]
Early TV career
After working as a children's TV presenter in Hong Kong (she presented "Beezewacks" on TVB and a comedy slot on Hong Kong's Metro Radio)[4], Kaye moved to London following university. She created Dinner Party, an interactive TV series,[5] for ETV in London. "Dinner Party" was commended for "Best Use of New Media" (2002) at the UK Broadcast Awards.[6]
Documentaries
Kaye produced and presented the 2010 documentary film Sailing Miss Sadie.[7] In 2011 she produced and presented the TV documentary, "Tucker's Luck".[8] In 2015 she produced and presented a documentary about bipolar disorder for Radio Television Hong Kong: "The Bipolar Express" in 2015.[9]
Publications
Her children's book, "The Wishing Machine" was published October 31, 2014 by Austin Macauley Publishers.[10]
Filmography
Kaye plays 'Wanda' in West of Thunder, a Western film produced by Sunka Wakan Dragonfly Film Studios.[11] "West of Thunder" won "Best Film on Human Rights" and "Best Film on Peace" of 2012 from the Political Film Society in Hollywood, Jan. 2013 [12](asterix marks winners).[13]
Current career
In 2012 she played "Miss Adventure" in a broadcast comedy pilot for HBO's "Funny or Die".[14]. Since 2013 she has performed as the Radio Television Hong Kong radio personality "Miss Adventure" with regular shows broadcast on RTHK Radio 3. [15]
Charity Work
She has mentored young people from The Prince's Trust, including Luke Tucker[16] and the young offenders in Sailing Miss Sadie who were introduced to Kaye by the Trust.[17] She is the international creative director of UK arts charity Art Saves Lives International.[18] In her native Hong Kong, Kaye has campaigned for greater awareness of mental illness, talking on The 123 Show about her own experiences with bipolar disorder and producing documentary The Bipolar Express[19]
External links
- Sadie Kaye in The Sun [1]
- Sadie Kaye in "West of Thunder" by Covering Media [2]
- Los Angeles Times review of "West of Thunder" (Oct. 2012) [3]
- Proyecto Alcatraz Archive feature on Sadie Kaye [4]
- Sadie Kaye Author on her Publisher's Website [5]
- Sadie Kaye in the Mid Devon Advertiser [6]
- Sadie Kaye in Sai Kung Buzz [7]
- Sadie Kaye on IMDb [8]
- Sadie Kaye's Website [9]
- Sadie Kaye in the Sai Kung Magazine [10]
- Sadie Kaye Radio Television Hong Kong Presenter Profile [11]
- Sadie Kaye on the 123 Show RTHK Radio 3 [12]
- West of Thunder USA Today 2014 [13]
- Sadie Kaye in ASLI Magazine [14]
References
- ^ http://programme.rthk.hk/channel/radio/programme.php?name=radio3/bipolar_express&d=2015-05-24&p=6882&e=&m=episode
- ^ http://www.saikungbuzz.com/#!sadie-kate/c22mc
- ^ http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/reporter/1997-98/weekly/5734/27.html
- ^ http://www.saikungbuzz.com/#!sadie-kate/c22mc
- ^ Silk, Jon (2001-10-12). "Everyone's invited to dinner - Streaming Media Magazine". Streamingmedia.com. Retrieved 2012-10-21.
- ^ http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/broadcast-awards-2002-you-the-jury/1187000.article
- ^ http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/2952863/The-ASBOs-of-The-Atlantic.html
- ^ http://www.horseandcountry.tv/episode/tuckers-luck
- ^ http://programme.rthk.hk/channel/radio/programme.php?name=radio3/bipolar_express
- ^ http://www.amazon.com/Sadie-Kaye/e/B00OBEFG5K
- ^ http://westofthunder.com/cast-and-crew/
- ^ http://polfilms.com/previous.html
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000541/
- ^ http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/cc70b6514f/miss-adventure-meets-motorhead
- ^ http://programme.rthk.hk/channel/radio/programme.php?p=567&m=archive&page=1&item=500
- ^ http://www.sllassoc.com/about-sll/about-the-riders/
- ^ http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk/Addict-s-sailing-trip-sees-life-change-course/story-11708190-detail/story.html
- ^ http://artsaveslivesinternational.com/2015/05/28/aslis-international-creative-director-sadie-kaye-has-exciting-news-about-her-documentary-bipolar-express/
- ^ http://programme.rthk.hk/channel/radio/programme.php?name=radio3/1_2_3_show&d=2015-05-22&m=episode