Lisa He

Premiered at ComplexCon Hong Kong, this high-energy brand spot — filmed in Upper Bavaria and featuring Jeff Staple — combines martial arts, comedy, and cutting-edge sneaker design. A playful, physical celebration of innovation, identity, and badass footwear.

In this coming-of-age monologue, a Scottish-Chinese girl chats with her best mate after skiving class — somewhere between banter and breakdown. As the conversation spirals from school life to identity, she quietly unpacks what it means to be too anxious, too Asian, and never quite enough of either.

A high-impact showcase of Shaolin kung fu, unarmed combat, katana swordwork, and wire work — blending discipline, speed, and screen-ready physicality. Shot across various styles and setups, this reel captures dynamic range and precision in physical performance.

Wandering through neon-lit London, a young woman glimpses a familiar figure in the crowd — the girl who once broke her heart. A haunting, nonlinear portrait of memory, love, and loss told through glances, chases, and silent moments that linger longer than words.

A curated reel featuring commercial work with global brands including Femfresh, RAID, USN, and Zellerfeld. From comedic beats to wellness, fitness, and fashion-forward energy, this reel showcases versatility, strong on-camera presence, and brand-ready appeal across Mandarin and English-speaking markets.

From the streets of Edinburgh to the stage at Hong Kong’s Miss Chinese International Pageant, this reel blends street dance, hip-hop, and K-pop performance with bold energy and stage presence. A cross-cultural mix of rhythm, attitude, and crowd connection — whether under festival skies or broadcast lights.

A playful spot featuring Lisa as a single girl whose day takes a turn when a cockroach crashes the party. With her cat as backup and a well-timed RAID save, chaos turns into calm — ending in a warm cuddle and a roach-free home. Light, quirky, and full of expressive beats.

A 20-second glimpse into Lisa’s live self-introduction on the TVB finals stage in Hong Kong. Representing the UK, she shares her background as a Law and French student and unpacks the meaning behind her Chinese name — 贺漓洒 — where 漓 stands for expression in full, and 洒 for elegance and ease. A poised and personal moment in front of an international audience.