(24 Jul 2009) SHOTLIST AP Entertainment Hong Kong, 24 July 2009 1. Wide shot of Cheerleaders dancing 2. Wide shot pan right as Kobe Bryant enters the stadium and waves to the audience 3. Medium shot of Kobe talking to MC 4. Wide shot of MC introducing Kobe 5. Wide shot pan left of two teams playing basketball in front of Kobe 6. Wide shot of Kobe clapping and cheering the players 7. Medium shot of Kobe watching the game and clapping 8. Wide shot pan left of Kobe demonstrating his favourite move and shot 9. Medium shot of Kobe teaching a student player 10. Wide shot of Kobe examining the student player's shot 11. Wide shot photo op with Kobe in the middle 12. Cutaway cameras 13. Wide shot till up of Kobe throwing signed basketballs to the audience and the audience jumping to get them. 14. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese), Lau Hoi To, A player taught by Kobe: "Very happy. I am very happy that Kobe can teach me some moves one on one. And he taught me attentively and patiently. I feel happy." 15. Medium shot of Kobe taking off his shoes and signing them then gives to his fans 16. Wide shot photo op - Ivana holding Kobe's signed basketball 17. cutaway camera 18. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Charles Ying: "He is a good guy. He is willing to teach people. And he is also very open and nice to people. He shook my hands and talked to me. What he told me I will remember forever." 19. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Pakho Chau: "I like him very much. He is one of my favourite players in basketball field. Just now when we took photos, his hand was put here (pointing to his shoulder), this was probably my biggest gift today." 20. Wide shot pan right of Kobe jogging out of the stadium and waving to the audience STORYLINE NBA STAR KOBE BRYANT ARRIVES IN CHINA Kobe Bryant ran drills for a group of Hong Kong youngsters as the Los Angeles Lakers star arrived in China for the final leg of his summer Asian tour on Friday (24 JUL 2009). "It's great to be back in Hong Kong," Bryant said Friday after walking into a packed basketball stadium in Hong Kong's Wan Chai office district to chants of "Kobe, MVP." After watching a group of local youngsters play in a brief game, the 30-year-old guard picked three players and drilled them on moves like the hook shot, the jump shot and the crossover. Hong Kong stars including Pakho Chau, Charles Ying Cheong Yau and Matthew Ko also were invited to play a demonstration game. And Ying applauded his coaching technique: "He is a good guy. He is willing to teach people. And he is also very open and nice to people. He shook my hands and talked to me. What he told me I will remember forever." Bryant, who last visited in Hong Kong in 2007, ended the clinic by tossing signed basketballs and T-shirts into the crowd, then autographing the shoes he wore and also giving them to two fans. Bryant visited Manila, Singapore and Taipei earlier this week and will now move on to the Chinese cities Shanghai and Chengdu. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a39b0ff50c03c76bd911a511bd6a0467