Fiona Sit

Name: Fiona Sit

Chinese Name:

Japanese name:

Full Name: Fiona Hoi-Kei Sit

Country: Hong Kong, China

Birthdate: 11 August 1981

Current age: 28

Profession:Singer and actress

Weight:101lb

Height:56



Information:

Fiona Sit is a female Cantopop singer and actress from Hong Kong. She entered themusic industry through her uncles connections with Warner Music Group, Hong Kong. Impressed by her vocal talent and good looks, Warner Music warmly recruited her as a new rising star of year 2004.

Fiona Sit Hoi Kei started featuring in commercial advertisement in 2002, and later was introduced to Warner Music by her influential uncle.

Fiona Sit, an only child, attended Island School and continued her higher education at the City University of Hong Kong until 2004.

Her first language is Cantonese and she can speak fluent English and French. She mastered Mandarin after living in Taiwan for one year, even creating her first Mandarin album, It's My Day.

Sit released her first album F Debut in 2004. It became a best-seller in Hong Kong, being certified gold for sales in excess of 25,000 copies. The album contained the hit ballad "XBF" (short for ex-boyfriend) and another hit "Keanu Reeves Reply."

On 7 January 2005, Warner Music released a single named 886. It included songs such as "Pumpkin Wagon" and "886", which is a short term of Byebye in Cantonese ICQ language. The single was a huge success and it was sold out within 3 weeks.



TV series

In 2005 Sit went on to film her first Hong Kong TVB series The Academy as a female police trainee. To match the character's circumstances, Fiona cut her hair short. In contrast to her past success, fans responded negatively towards this change in her image, and were wary of her future career decisions. She followed with a cameo performance on On The First Beat. Sit also featured in a weight loss product TV commercial, in which she performed a dance routine. These two events were mocked in the Hong Kong media, and cut into her fanbase.

2008 bottle attack incident

On 23 February 2008, a 27 year-old male fan named Lin threw a bottle of herbal tea at Sit as she was on stage during a charity event in Mong Kok, resulting in an injury to her forehead. The man was detained by security guards and later arrested. The bottle also caused minor injury to a staff member of the event. Sit, fearing her eye had been injured, reportedly broke into tears before being taken to Kwong Wah Hospital.

Discography

F Debut (CD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2004

886 (CD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2005

Funny Girl (CD/DVD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2005

Me (CD/DVD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2005

Electric Angel (CD/VCD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2006

"F" Best (Special edition) (CD/DVD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2007

It's My Day (CD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2008

Smile (CD) - Warner Music Hong Kong - 2008



Movie works

2 Young ()" - Leading Actress (2005)

Embrace Your Shadow () - Leading Actress (2005)

Love Undercover 3 (3) - Leading Actress (2006)

Wonder Women ()" - Supporting Actress (2007)

Television series

TVB series The Academy ( ) - Leading Actress (2005)

TVB series On the First Beat - Cameo Appearance (2007)

TVB series Endless Love () - Leading Actress (2008)

Drama

CRHK Sammy Kitty Drama Akapi () - Leading Actress (2005)

CRHK Love Park ()

Colours of Love, () -co star. (2007)

Last Smile First Tear (2008)

* Fiona Sit studied in Island School and City University of Hong Kong (Creative Media).

* Her first language is Cantonese and she can speak fluent English and French. She recently began learning Mandarin.

* Her favorite all time singer are Leslie Cheung, Anita Mui and Jay Chow.

* She is left-handed.

* Her horoscope is Leo. She can talk in languages: Cantonese, English and French

Fiona Sit's talent and voice attracted Warners production and signed her as singer in 2004. Fiona Sit released her debut album, F Debut in 2004 and was quite a hit with a combo of refreshing, alternative and pop ballad. Fiona Sit was gaining fast popularity in Hong Kong and received multiple Best Newcomer recognition in Hong Kong musical awards.