T'sud International: 2014

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Co-operated Foreign film producers

1992 Titre : Mission of Justice / 金三角群英會

Origins : Hong-Kong

The film was made in chiang mai thailand

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JVUbbEthxts

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0KaxEQYGM2E

1997 Titre :"Tomorrow Never Dies " James Bond

(Michelle Yeoh & Pierce Brosnan)

The film was made in Thailand

Action scene shooting in bangkok Thailand by our Stunt -Coordintor

The film was Shooting in Thailand

The film was Shooting in Bangkok ,Thailand

The film was Shooting in Thailand

Location in Thailand

2000 Title "Ngu Keng Kong" งูเก็งกอง The film was made in Cambodia

2001 Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)

The film was shooting in Siem Reap-Cambodia

Scene in Siem Reap-Cambodia

Scene Siem Reap-Cambodia

2002 Title "City of Ghosts" Matt Dillon (drama film) Shooting at Cambodia

The film was made in Cambodia, in locations that include Phnom Penh and the Bokor Hill Station.

Our Stunt coordination with Matt Dillon

Locations @ Phnom Penh and Bokor Hill Station.

Locations @ Phnom Penh and Bokor Hill Station.

Locations @ Phnom Penh and Bokor Hill Station.

2011 Transformer 3 Scenes in Cambodia

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Our Stunt Sevice -Coordinator Team

Stunt Showreel

"Hot6 Launching " Event Management by

T'SUD INTERNATIONAL

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Information Contact : aontsud@gmail.com / +855 12990827

EVENT DIRECTOR : Aon T'sud

Pich Avisa , beautiful Singer in Event.

Hot MC & Presenter

Information Area Decorations by T'sud international

Event Held at Intercontinental phnom penh

Coconut dance- Traditional Khmer Dancing

The coconut dance is a routine that Cambodian people traditionally perform after working hard in the fields and on occasions such as Khmer new-year and sometimes at weddings. The dance means a lot to Cambodian people, especially singles in the countryside, who tend to value traditions like these more highly than city-dwellers nowadays. The dance symbolises youth and fertility, and also represents how much people value the life-giving coconut fruit and its by-products, which are a staple crop across the nation. Cambodian villagers like to plant coconut palms around their houses, and harvest products like the roots, trunks, leaves, shells, fruit and nectar from the trees. The shell of the coconut is used in rural areas to make useful household items such as scoops, measures, combs, bowls and musical instruments. The coconut shells make a sweet sound when knocked together and such 'music' encourages villagers to dance and relax especially after a hard day working on the paddy field. It has since developed into a favorite pastime for unmarried people in the villages, who often assume different forms, such as the praying mantis, to tease and arouse interest in each other.

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