You want to craft something, do you not? So practice and develop your craft first.
Survival for the filmmaker is conditioned by the fact that film is an industry. Which doesn’t exclude art from happening; art as the true and free expression of self will always originate on its own accord with anyone who struggles and aspires to a better self.
The Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta runs for two days, starting tonight at 8pm, so don’t miss it! This is Andy Chung’s interview for his film, Grieving Conscience.
Catch Grieving Conscience, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
The Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta is happening just tomorrow, and here’s an interview with one of the finalists, N. Mohamed Yahssir, about his film CheckMATE.
Catch CheckMATE, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
Ain’t It All, is yet another of the nine films that will be screened here at Sinema later this week. We speak to creator Chantel Li, on her film about overcoming challenges.
Catch Ain’t It All, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
The next Panasonic DFF film, entitled Beam, was written and produced by finalist Lee Chee Tian. The film revolves around a boy in the 80s and his relationship with a beam of light.
Catch Beam, and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
Wesley Leon Aroozoo, a finalist in the Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta, speaks to us about his film, Maybe She Loves Everyone.
Catch this film and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
Our next interview is with Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta finalist Goh Kun Lei, who directed the film, The Sight of Music.
Catch this film and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
We’ve lined up a few interviews with the filmmakers of the Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta, before they showcase their films on the big screen here at Sinema next week.
Filmmaker Darren Tan gives us the lowdown on his film, 31.12.2009.
Catch this film and more, during the Panasonic DFF screenings on the 24th and 25th of February.
The Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta (DFF) has undertaken 10 young filmmakers in its Emerging Filmmaker Programme. In this mentorship programme, the young filmmakers are matched with experienced professionals who mentor them during the production of their short film.
The young filmmakers will provided Panasonic’s latest AVCCAM Camcorder AG-HMC41EU to shoot on so as to ensure High-Definition quality films.
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