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Documentary Exercise 1: Confessions
Here’s a simple edit of the first exercise!
Thoughts on The English Surgeon
Reflection on "The English Surgeon" Documentary
LIONCITY THROWDOWN
Part of my documentary required me to film for Lion City Throwdown. An international dance event that is organized by Flair Brothers , one of Singapore’s most well known dance crew. This is the 6th and the last LCT and by far the biggest of it series. I had the privilege of filming alongside RP productions for this and am Read more →
Are you Happy?
Here’s my short and simple edit on Are you happy? Simple question, but tells a lot about Singaporeans as we know it.
Dance Lesson @ Recognize Studio
Recently interviewed Xiao Mei who has street dance experience of about 9 years. I ended up not only interviewing her but taking shots for two of her classes and joined her kakis for supper later on! Total of 4 hours spent! This are some of the raw clips I took of her [ Interview , dance segment and supper conversations Read more →
KAKAK
A short documentary I put together for practise. Stories are everywhere,so I might as well kill 2 birds with one stone. I’m still in the midst of setting it up the context and subtitle for this film!
In Singapore , it is common for the locals to have “maids” and unlike a term overseas , being labelled a maid is not an offensive Read more →
Superstar
Find out his motivation and passion in singing. Has been joining singing competitions since 16.
He has been singing for 8 years but he is not trying to venture into the scene.
Doesn’t like direct interaction, through music, he experiences the power that connects people. Singing gives him the ability to communicate in ways that he would never be able to normally. Read more →
Are You Happy?
This is my attempt to edit the vox pops conducted in school.
There were many interesting answers and reactions (i.e. those who gave a ‘no,’ and those who gave more personal answers rather than politically correct/safe ones), so I thought I’d group all their general answers together first before moving on to their reasoning to make it more digestible for viewers.
Are You Happy?
That was the question a group of asked people at Canteen 2 of NTU.
Here are some of their responses.
Please note that the video is ‘unlisted’ and only those with the link can view it.