Super Golden Productions

Super Golden Productions Ltd. (Cantonese: 超金製作有限公司 Jyutping: ciu1 gam1 zai3 zok3 jau5 haan6 gung1 si1) was a Hong Kong post-production sound edition and design company that was founded in May 1984 by sound designer/editor Wong Wing Hei. It worked with around 30 staff members on around 100 projects a year, ranging from commercials and short films to documentaries, TV shows and movies.

On July 23, 1989, its founder Wong closed the company to retire from his sound editing career.

Projects

 * Post-Apocalyptic World (1985)
 * An Insect and his Two Furry Friends (1985)
 * The Elevator (1985)
 * Yuan Muzhi (1985)
 * A Furry Creature and his Slimy Friend (1986)
 * A Furry Creature and his Slimy Friend; Part II (1987)
 * Wild Gunman (1987)
 * Broadcast News (1988)

Staff

 * Wong Wing Hei (Founder/CEO)
 * Ng Yee Hang (President)
 * Harry Lowe (Sound Recordist/Designer/Editor)
 * Marv Johnson (Sound Designer/Editor)

Sound Effects Created by Super Golden

 * Wong Sound Effects Library - Artillery Launch, Fall and Explosion (Created by Ng Yee Hang on January 21, 1985. Wong Sound Effects Studio would go on to acquire this sound on May 5, 1990, following Super Golden's closure.)
 * Wong Sound Effects Library - Construction Site, Ambience (Created by Wong Wing Hei on June 12, 1984. Wong Sound Effects Studio would go on to acquire this sound on May 7, 1990, following Super Golden's closure.)
 * Wong Sound Effects Library - House Destruction with Glass Debris, Explosion (Created by Wong Wing Hei in December 1984. Wong Sound Effects Studio would go on to acquire this sound on May 6, 1990, following Super Golden's closure.)
 * Wong Sound Effects Library - Laser Blaster Hit, Sci-Fi (Created by Wong Wing Hei on June 16, 1984. Wong Sound Effects Studio would go on to acquire this sound on May 6, 1990, following Super Golden's closure.)
 * Wong Sound Effects Library - Small Character Running (Created by Harry Lowe and Marv Johnson on May 10, 1985. Wong Sound Effects Studio would go on to acquire this sound on May 9, 1990, following Super Golden's closure.)