Four new films will be awarded funding by the Singapore Film Commission (SFC) under its New Feature Film Fund (NFFF).
Chosen from 46 applications, the four films are Endless Day directed by Ho Tzu Nyen; Get Meaty directed by Han Yew Kwang; Camera directed by James Leong and Causeway by Alson Ho, a 20-year production veteran and award-winning television commercial director making his directorial debut.
If the $2.25 million that the SFC has recently distributed to nine lucky filmmakers seems tempting and you’re thinking of applying for the next round, here’s some of the things you’d probably want to know.
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