CEO/owner of FX Animation and German national, Udo Theodor, was arrested for having sex with a minor

Phnom Penh, Cambodia: A German man was arrested by the police in Chabar Ampov with the cooperation from police in Niroad police station following the complaint made by the boy’s mother. He was arrested around 10:30 am on 16 June 2015 at the Beton Street, Tangov village, Niroad commune, Chabar Ampov district as he was accused of having sex with minor.

The victim is a 9 year old boy. He is a primary school student; living in a house on Tangov Krom village, Niroad commune, Chabar Ampov district.

The suspect names Udo Theodor Symon, male, 57 years old, German, living Tangov Park Borey, Niroad commune, Chabar Ampov district.

Police said, after receiving the complaint from the boy’s mother with the facilitation from Mr. Chhun Long, prosecutor of Phnom Penh court, police arrested the German man while he was travelling on Beton road in Phnom Penh.

The mother of the boy was working at the suspect’s house and she always brought the victim along. Then, when she went to the market, the German man seduced the boy into his room by telling him that they would play games. Then, he started to perform the oral sex on the boy. The boy told his mom about this, so the mother filed a complaint which led to the arrest of Udo Theodor Symon

After the arrest, the suspect was brought to the department of anti-human trafficking and juvenile protection of police commissioner of Phnom Penh for legal procedures.


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LinkedIn info for Udo - Theodor Symon:

Good day!
My name is Udo - Theodor Symon, I’m the owner of FX Animation Studio in Phnom Penh, the first professional Studio for Dubbing and Audio Production in Cambodia. The Studio have the most modern broadcast equipment for all kinds of professional Media Productions and the right people behind the console.

Within a few month we just produced a 75 episodes of Doraemon Cartoon Series for a Japanese Content holder, which is recently on broadcast at TV3 Asia, various TV - Spots and a 5.1 Surround movie for the Legend Cinemas – And this all in a “Never Seen Before Quality” in Cambodia.

My background in brief:
I study Electronic in Hamburg and graduate as an Audio Engineer, collect 4 years’ experience in the Record Industry and study besides Marketing, Management and Psychology. After 2 years experience as a District Manager for a Chain Shop Company (Warners Subsidiary), I designed and build a full digital Dubbing facility with 5 studios in Hamburg and produced as a General Manager over 40.000 minutes of program for my clients:

Tristar Columbia (Sony Pictures Entertainment), Hearst Entertainment, Procter&Gamble, Tele5, RTL2, Pro7 and for advertisement Team/BBDO, DMB&B, McCann Erickson, Lintas.

1996 I entered the Cartoon Film Production industry and received the first Investment license for this sector in Vietnam, where I produced Cinema movies and TV Series for Hahn Film/ Achterbahn AG, A – Film (Per Holst) until 2001.

2013 I decide to move to Cambodia to use my skills to develop the Dubbing & Audio Production Industry there – With great success. It would be my pleasure to work for you too.

FX Animation Studios
Owner
Starting May 2013

FX Animation is the first professional Dubbing Studio In Cambodia.
We provide Dubbing of TV Series & Movies in Stereo or 5.1 Surround.
All kinds of Voice Recordings and Audio Productions for Advertisement & Industry.
Online Database with professional Khmer Voices at:
http://fx.ibm24.net/eng/Voices.html

CEO
Planet Wave Studio Saigon
May 1994 – February 2001 (6 years 10 months)Saigon (HCMC) - Vietnam
CEO of Planet Wave Studio who received first Investment License for Cartoon Film Production in Vietnam.

Owner
FX Animation Germany
August 1995 – January 2001 (5 years 6 months)Hamburg
Media content broker for German TV Stations. Production of Radio Plays for Universal and Egmont.
Cartoon Film Production for Hahn Film, A-Film, Trickompany, Greenlight, Achterbahn AG.

General Manager
Planet Wave Studios - Hamburg
April 1989 – April 1998 (9 years 1 month)Hamburg
General Manager of a Dubbing facility with 5 studios.

District Manager
Govi (Warners subsidiary)
March 1986 – September 1987 (1 year 7 months)North Germany
District Manager for a Record Chain Shop Company and responsible for the northern part of 13 shops.

Volunteer Experience & Causes
Reforestration
Andreas Graf von Bernstorf
April 1975Environment
Building first private TV Station in Romania
TVT Timisoara
February 1991 – October 1992 (1 year 9 months)Arts and Culture
Consultancy and Support for the first private TV Station, TVT Timisoara, Romania.

Education
Gewerbeschule 16 - Elektronik
Engineer's Degree, Eelectronic - Audio Engineering
1974 – 1976
Activities and Societies: Elected representative of the students of a school
Pilotschool Florida Ormond Beach
1996
Pilot License PPL-A, CAA. International Radio license.

Nothing weird about a German guy with a 12 year gap in his C.V. moving to Cambodia to work on cartoons.

Cam Nivag wrote:Nothing weird about a German guy with a 12 year gap in his C.V. moving to Cambodia to work on cartoons.

Many years ago, I worked as a recruitment consultant. The worst CV I ever had was from a guy who sent in 168 pages. He'd even included his time as "scissor monitor" when he was 4, and a copy of the school certificate he'd been given for it. What I think is weird is how much people include in their CVs. No-one cares what you did 10-20-30-40 years ago. CVs should all be based on what you've been doing and thus what you can offer an employer...

I'm curious, what kind of money would it cost to do that kind of a dub? Are they paying for license fees and the like, or are they just dubbing it as a "fandub" project?

AE86 wrote:I'm curious, what kind of money would it cost to do that kind of a dub? Are they paying for license fees and the like, or are they just dubbing it as a "fandub" project?

There is very little money to be had in dubbing foreign TV series into Khmer. I know one production company that was doing quality work and pitching on some of the bigger series, but in the end the Cambodian TV bosses don't want to spend any money so they just go with the same cheap crap where you have one guy doing both the male and female voices.
This Doraemon is an official dub, I'd imagine it was being subsidized by JICA just to get more Japanese product out there, the dividends can come later. Doraemon is the supposed official ambassador for Japan and JICA promote him all around the world.
This latest mess has put a bit of a spanner in the works though.

AE86 wrote:I'm curious, what kind of money would it cost to do that kind of a dub? Are they paying for license fees and the like, or are they just dubbing it as a "fandub" project?

You can ask him yourself, but it will cost you $5.

I'm waiting for them to dub the new series of Bingy Bunny

It should be pointed out that my post and juansweetpotato's were made at almost the exact same time. However, because I totally pwned him he decided to edit his post and include even more irrelevant garbage. It originally just read :

You can ask him yourself, but it will cost you $5.

Whatever the fuck that is supposed to mean. Somehow he sees humor in the rape and abuse of minors, I'm not sure what is up with that.


Here's his edited version just for the record:

juansweetpotato wrote:

AE86 wrote:I'm curious, what kind of money would it cost to do that kind of a dub? Are they paying for license fees and the like, or are they just dubbing it as a "fandub" project?

You can ask him yourself, but it will cost you $5.

I'm waiting for them to dub the new series of Bingy Bunny