Permanent Residence
Scud was raised by his grandmother in China before he moved to Hong Kong at the age of 13. After a 20-year career in IT, he founded a publicly listed company and acquired a bachelor's degree through part-time study at the Open University of Hong Kong. He moved to Australia in 2001 for permanent residence. In 2005, he returned to Hong Kong to start a film production company, Artwalker. He wrote and produced "City Without Baseball" (2008), then became a film director for "Permanent Residence" (2009), which he said was a semi-autobiographical account of his own life, with many scenes and locations providing a faithful account of it, followed by "Amphetamine" (2010). His fourth is "Love Actually... Sucks!" (2011), and the fifth, "Voyage" (2013), which is the first of his stories to be filmed almost entirely in English. The sixth is called "Utopians" (2015), and the seventh, "Thirty Years of Adonis" (2017), while "Naked Nation", to be filmed mostly in China, awaits release.