| A PORNO film maker has been banned from recruiting sex stars at a job fair. The two-day event had been open just 90 minutes when embarrassed organisers decided that acting in pornographic movies was not a career route they wished to promote. Sun Power Production Co had been seeking "passionate: porn stars" at the Hong Kong job fair. The company's Tommy Wong told the South China Morning Post newspaper that he hoped to help Hong Kong compete better in the adult film industry that has made big money for producers in Japan and South Korea. "I don't understand why the organisers are so sensitive," Wong said. "We do not violate the law. People should not view us with bias. None of our ads are deceptive. I even mentioned that the actors have to be nude." Job fair organisers called the ad inappropriate, given that the event's target audience was young people, including teenagers. "We do not recommend they start their careers in such industries," organiser Winnie Chan Wai-yan told the newspaper. "They should choose jobs of a better ethical standard." |