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“FilmDirectorsWorkshop” Podcast “FilmDirectorsWorkshop” is a podcast where Singaporean and some regional directors and crew talk about filming in Singapore. Each episode features a different director and crew shining a light on their projects and their journey into filmmaking.

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FDW Ep18 Talking with Director Kumaran Sundaram 55:23

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On set Ebi Shankara and Eswari Gunasagar were gushing over this new show called ‘Karuvanam’ on Vasantham in early Dec, and I took a peek and was blown away. I had to meet one of the guys behind this. We chatted, and it’s not often that I get back so much from listening to this younger, serious filmmaker. He was so bent on not having his photo for this podcast that all he gave me was this blurry photo. I could have stolen one from the ether, but I’ll honour his direction. Kumaran Sundaram is an award-winning Writer/Director with over a decade’s experience. After studying film, he directed and wrote acclaimed works like Oh Butterfly, which won a Global Tamil Series Excellence Award at Edison Awards 2024. His MMA-themed drama Achamillai Manamae (Fearless Heart) won Best Direction at the New York Film and TV Awards 2023 and was nominated at the UK’s Content Innovation Awards. Jillendru Oru Kalavaram (Happy Chaos), streaming on Netflix, garnered recognition. With credits on platforms like Viu and Discovery, he has produced programs internationally and aims to deliver life-changing stories, touching hearts one decisive moment at a time.…

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Film Directors Workshop Ep17 - Director Djinn (2023) 1:06:50

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Recorded in late 2023, I had the privilege to talk to Djinn in a noisy cafe in Sim Lim Square, before she rushed off flying back to LA- hence the aggressive background noise cancelling-sorry. We owe Djinn and all those involved with the Movie, Perth- for pioneering Singapore indie films in 2004, when it was a lot more difficult to write, produce, direct and distribute a feature film. A great person to chat with. Lots to share. In this episode, we're diving deep into the world of Singaporean filmmaker Djinn Ong, best known for her film Perth. Djinn takes us on a journey through her unconventional path into filmmaking, starting with her work at the Economic Development Board (EDB) to her experiences in the Hong Kong film industry and eventually into directing. From casting actors off the street to balancing the constraints of low-budget filmmaking, Djinn shares candid stories about working with actors like Sunny Pang, working with producer Juan Foo, her passion for telling authentic Singaporean stories, and the challenges of bringing independent films to life. Join us as Djinn reflects on her creative process, the evolving landscape of local cinema, and her thoughts on the future of filmmaking in Singapore and beyond. This episode is a must-listen for aspiring filmmakers and anyone interested in the intricacies of storytelling through film. [00:00:17] How Djinn found the female lead for Perth [00:01:56] Casting Sunny Pang [00:04:28] Creating the Film 'Perth' [00:05:51] Journey into Film Directing [00:06:55] Djinn began in early EDB promoting Creative Industries i.e Film [00:10:34] Writing a paper for the establishment of a Singapore Film Commission [00:11:31] Djinn tries an Indiana Jones type job [00:11:47] How Djinn got involved with Yonfan’s Bugis Street [00:13:20] Transition to the US and Short Films [00:17:29] Working in HongKong Film Industry what's the last thing you did, like [00:18:52] Not directing for a while [00:19:33] Reflections on Directing and Storytelling [00:20:53] Balancing Local and Global Storytelling [00:22:57] Returning Home: Reconnecting with Local Cinema [00:23:32] Character Development and Inspiration [00:24:35] The Joys and Struggles of Low-Budget Filmmaking [00:27:07] What Djinn looks for from a DP [00:31:02] Casting Authentic Characters [00:37:27] The Importance of a Good Production Team [00:41:33] Impactful Small Sequences [00:42:42] Exploring Global Cinema [00:43:41] Asian American Productions [00:48:16] Challenges in Production [00:54:46] Directing and Actor Performance [01:05:22] Encouragement for Independent Filmmakers…

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FDW EP16 Talking with Director James Lee - 2023 1:40:02

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I had the pleasure of talking to James Lee late last year, and this long podcast episode is the result. I can't tell you how much I learned in these 1.6 hours. James Lee is such a filmmaking dynamo. He's precise, generous in sharing and loaded with filmmaking stories and anecdotes. I don't want to swing the overused word 'masterclass" here but I can’t tell you how much I learned in these 1.6 hours. James Lee, an esteemed filmmaker originating from Malaysia, made his mark in the world of theater before transitioning seamlessly into the forefront of indie digital video filmmaking. Proficient in directing, producing, and acting, he has garnered international acclaim with awards at prominent film festivals in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Philippines, and Singapore. James became a focal point at the 9th Deauville Asian Film Festival in France, solidifying his status as a pioneer in digital filmmaking. Noteworthy accolades include the prestigious Cannes Silver Lion Award in 2016 for his compelling work on "Last Day of School." James Lee's influence extends beyond the screen, evident in his role as a speaker at TEDxKL in 2015, where he shared valuable insights into the evolving narrative landscape.…

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FDW EP15 Talking with Actor/ Action Director Sunny Pang - Recorded Oct 2021 1:26:31

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FDW is back!!! Huge apologies. But FDW will be back as regular as I can keep this up. A nice slate of new activities planned and new energy an vigour. Let me clear the backlogue first. I was worried that these were recorded some time back that its not relevant coz the subjects have went on to great things BUT I found the conversation still very interesting and even more so with some hindsight. Kindly enjoy Sunny when he just came back from hobnobbing with Forest Whitaker and Tom Hardy on the set of Havoc. 1. 00:00:00 Just back from shooting in a Gareth Edwards Hollywood movie "Havoc" in UK 2. 00:00:24 How did Sunny Pang get into the industry in 1993 3. 00:03:31 1999 Sunny felt that he wanted to act more than doing ONLY stunts but after a lot of rejection, he became a bouncer in clubs. 4. 00:04:20 Sunny gets casted in 'Perth: The Geylang Massacre" 5. 00:06:19 Working with Lim Kay Tong in 'Perth' 6. 00:10:06 How disappointments affect his career 7. 00:12:47 How Perth was not seen as a commercial success 8. 00:14:04 Working with James Lee - a prominent Malaysian Director/Producer 9. 00:14:20 Working with his Sifu ?Aleelb Said - a HK/Indonesian Martial Arts Master Action Director working in Asia. 10. 00:15:16 Working with James Lee on "Call if you need me" (2009) 11. 00:17:16 Meeting Timo Tjahjanto the first time for "Night Come for Us" 12. 00:18:07 Meeting "The Raid" Gareth Evans too. 13. 00:18:25 Then "Night Come for us" production stalled during prepro training. 14. 00:18:38 Then he was approached by Timo for "Headshot" since "Night Come for Us" stalled 15. 00:20:37 Screening of "Headshot" in Toronto International Film Festival 16. 00:21:50 Sunny recalls the first day of shoot for "Headshot" 17. 00:24:30 Learning to hustle as an actor 18. 00:26:52 Importance of being independent in getting jobs 19. 00:32:44 On Singapore's potential in the international arena 20. 00:37:13 Shooting for TV in Singapore - everything is too sanitised 21. 00:41:55 Shooting 'Gareth Evans international action flick "Havoc" 22. 00:43:52 What Forest Whitaker said to him after a take on 'Havoc' 23. 00:45:09 Whats next for Sunny Pang (Nov 21) 24. 00:46:52 Working with different directors 25. 00:49:47 Working on dramatic scenes requiring more focus for Sunny Pang 26. 00:51:37 Working with Indonesian Directors like Timo and Gareth 27. 00:52:42 An actor needs to understand the script well before shooting 28. 00:53:49 On rehearsals 29. 00:54:18 Rehearsal Process with Malaysian Director Zahir Omar 30. 00:55:35 Was there lots of rehearsals for 'Havoc'? 31. 00:56:59 Next projects (Nov 21) 32. 01:00:48 His experience working with Anri Okita a Japanese AV star 33. 01:04:47 His take on crying or emotional scenes 34. 01:01:08 On acting, no actinga nd over acting 35. 01:11:19 Sunny Pang on Inspector Han one of his memorable popular roles 36. 01:12:10 Sunny Pang's management style with Ronin Action Group 37. 01:15:23 About the 'Macho Man' in asian cinema 38. 01:22:16 About being open in the industry 39. 01:26:27 How was Craft Services on 'Havoc'?…

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FDW EP13 Talking with Director Wee Li Lin - Part 1 of 2 35:36

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Li Lin Wee Director. Storyteller. Wee Li Lin (b. 1973) is one of the pioneer female filmmakers in Singapore. Her films have a signature humour, warmth, and whimsy to them. Li Lin has made numerous short films, two feature films, as well as several telemovies and commercials. She has won several awards locally and internationally, such as "Best Director" at the Singapore International Film Festival. In 2018, Li Lin was commissioned to direct Singapore’s National Day music video "We are Singapore". It was such a hit that it became the highest trending video on YouTube in Singapore that year. Li Lin's films have screened at prestigious festivals around the world, such as the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, Short Shorts in Tokyo, the Udine Far East Film Festival in Italy, the Shanghai International Film Festival, the Hawaii International Film Festival, and many others. Li Lin did her undergrad at Brown University and her graduate studies at NYU-Tisch Asia where she studied dramatic writing under an IMDA scholarship. She also teaches film-related studies at various tertiary institutions around Singapore on a part-time basis. Li Lin enjoys photography, audio books, and going to the cinema whenever she can.…

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FDW EP12 Talking with Yuni Hadi 42:41

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Yuni Hadi is a film curator and producer specializing in the management of film and media projects. She has spent a large part of her career promoting Singapore and Southeast Asian cinema. Hadi headed the Singapore International Film Festival in 2009, and 2014-2019 as its Executive Director covering its 25th to 30th edition. In 2017, she co-curated a cross-disciplinary exhibition In the Garden with artist Adeline Kueh, which saw 6 artists respond to physical spaces within the home and its perimeters. In 2013, Hadi published and edited the book Behind the Camera and co-produced the film Ilo Ilo , the first Singapore film to win the Camera d’Or Award at the 66th Cannes Film Festival and Best Feature Film at 50th Golden Horse Awards. Hadi was awarded the Eisenhower Fellowship and the United Technologies Corporation Fellowship in 2016. In 2015, Hadi received the Honorary Award from the Singapore Short Film Awards in recognition for her contribution to the film industry. She was named one of Female Magazine’s “50 Most Inspiring Women” in 2010 and recognised as one of the Great Women of Our Time by Women's Weekly in 2014. She was formerly Co-director at Objectifs Centre for Photography & Filmmaking and Programme Manager at The Substation Centre for the Arts, where she currently serves on the boards of.…

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FDW EP11 Talking with Director Don Aravind - Part 2 of 2 34:30

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Don Aravind has been consistently been straddling between film and television with integral relationships of both mediums, finding a balance that fuels his creative oeuvre. His award winning short films have been screened locally and internationally at film festivals. In 2015, he was the pioneer batch of directors that worked on Singapore’s first English Daily Long Form “Tanglin”. He had directed 120 Episodes for the series. Don has also worked on a number of television shows for MediaCorp which have been well received. In 2018, he had created his first web-drama titled “DRIVE” under a new initiative funded by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDAI and produced by Viddsee Studios. The series eventually was in competition at Festival Series Mania and Marseille Web Festival in France. His short film titled “ANGEL” had also been screened at the 28th Singapore International Film Festival. In 2019, Don was part of the HBO Asia series titled Food Lore which he had directed an episode.…

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FDW EP10 Talking with Director Don Aravind - Part 1 of 2 35:12

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FDW CCB SPECIAL # 2 of 2 "DPs Talk Back" Amandi Wong 25:07

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A FDW CCB Spinoff. Here we talk to the other filmmaking departments. We did an 'Actors Talk Back' with Kheng Hua and now its 'DPs Talk back' with Amandi Wong. Amandi was the first DP i met nearly 15 years ago. In this episode, Amandi talks about working with directors Ho Tze Nyen, Chai Yee Wei, Jacen Tan and Jack Neo. He shares what his lighting and shooting philosophy is like nowadays and sheds some info about the SGSC, the SG association of Cinematography. Perhaps one of the Singapore's most prolific feature film DP. I'm so glad I manage to 'bottle' this convo. Amandi Wong's first independent feature film as a Director of Photography was in 2006, ’Truth Be Told’ directed by Teo Eng Tiong. During his journey as a Cinematographer he has worked on 13 feature films.…

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FDW EP9 Talking with Director Chai Yee Wei - Part 2 of 2 44:01

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Episode 9 - Chai Yee Wei. We have known each other through the years but only a lil closer after he really helped me out with the DCP of 'Diamond Dogs' and even recently 'The Last Song". Always a trusted friend and ally in the SG film industry, he had put aside his Directing for a good few years and then came back in a big way after his Win in Short Shorts Tokyo. In this episode, he shares his journey and his candid views of directing in Singapore. Enjoy. “In the early days I couldn’t get that trust easily from people, I was really... I don’t want to say, bullied but I learned a lot from the people that I had worked with, not just the actors but from the crew too.” Chai Yee Wei, Grand Prix winner of Short Shorts, an Academy Accredited Festival, with his short film "Benjamin's Last Day at Katong Swimming Complex”(2018), has a career as diverse as his interests. He has co-written and directed several feature films across genres ranging from horror (Blood Ties), to dark comedy (Twisted), and musical rom com (That Girl In Pinafore). And being a tech enthusiast, he also started Mocha Chai Laboratories, and built Singapore's first boutique digital film lab with a state-of-the-art Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos facility. Today he splits his time developing and producing content, while advocating the use of new technologies to tell better stories.…

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FDW CCB SPECIAL # 1 of 2 "DPs Talk Back" Amandi Wong 31:28

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His first independent feature film as a Director of Photography was in 2006, ’Truth Be Told’ directed by Teo Eng Tiong. During his journey as a Cinematographer he has worked on 13 feature films.

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FDW EP8 Talking with Director Chai Yee Wei - Part 1 of 2 48:36

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Chai Yee Wei, Grand Prix winner of Short Shorts, an Academy Accredited Festival, with his short film "Benjamin's Last Day at Katong Swimming Complex”(2018), has a career as diverse as his interests. He has co-written and directed several feature films across genres ranging from horror (Blood Ties), to dark comedy (Twisted), and musical rom com (That Girl In Pinafore). And being a tech enthusiast, he also started Mocha Chai Laboratories, and built Singapore's first boutique digital film lab with a state-of-the-art Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos facility. Today he splits his time developing and producing content, while advocating the use of new technologies to tell better stories.…

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FDW EP7 Talking with Director Jiyuan Ler - Part 3 of 3 30:27

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website https://filmdirectorsworkshop.transistor.fm/10 Spotify Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/film-directors-workshop/id1504606895#episodeGuid=29709233-671b-41f2-aeeb-4706df12b750

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EP6 Talking with Director Jiyuan Ler - Part 2 of 3 29:56

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WARNING- SALTY LANGUAGE including CB and we don’t mean Circuit Breaker. Episode 6, folks! Long long long overdue. My fault. Director Ler’s Part Two. Continuing with more insights into directing his crazy awesome HBO ‘Invisible Stories’. If you haven’t binged this, you’re a ‘invisible story’ :) Binge!- you owe it to yourself to watch this one. Ler Jiyuan is a Singaporean filmmaker. He is the director of several high-profile Singaporean TV dramas such as HBO Asia’s Grisse, Mediacorp Studios Channel 5 Telemovie Gone Case, based on the award-winning novel by Dave Chua and Telemovie The Love Machine, which was nominated for five awards at the 2016 Asian Television Awards. Ler is the writer/director for short films The Drum, which won the 2018 Viddsee Juree Gold Awards and was in competition at the 2017 Clermont Ferrand Short Film Festival; and Paper House, which premiered at the 2017 Singapore Chinese Film Festival. He is currently showrunning HBO Asia’s mini-series Invisible Stories, premiering in Jan 2020. website https://share.transistor.fm/s/e949b752 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/5UTAh7HYENDEsZyb3zSZAh?si=2g6D4FstSuCgHGzXQBCixA Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep5-talking-with-director-jiyuan-ler-part-1-of-2/id1504606895?i=1000472473492…

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CCB SPECIAL # 3 of 3 "Actors Talk Back" Tan Kheng Hua 40:18

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Sorry for the delay- been swamped by CCB WFH deluge. I’ll try to be punctual… haha. Our last part of the CCB Specials with Kheng Hua when she was back in SG. This is the episode where she talks about her LA forays and a glimpse into her working on the current Grey's Anatomy Season 16, Marco Polo and Kung Fu etc. And her lil encouragement to any Directors who wants to work with her. Enjoy. Next Week on the last CCB Specials (methinks) - DP Amandi Wong!!! Tan Kheng Hua is a Singapore actor and producer. She is currently based in Singapore and Los Angeles. She was most recently seen in the films Crazy Rich Asians (Warner Film) and The Garden of Evening Mists (Astro Shaw, HBO Asia) and on television in Marco Polo (Netflix), Foodlore (HBO Asia), Chimerica (Channel4) and Grey's Anatomy (ABC). She is represented by Fly Entertainment in Singapore and represented by Zero Gravity Management and GVA Talent in the UK and USA. Website https://share.transistor.fm/s/b78e7541 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/3UXFGPktlH0l4Mdn72FS7K Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/film-directors-workshop/id1504606895#episodeGuid=f5fc6881-9f98-4be3-8b11-f69f30de8c64…

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EP5 Talking with Director Jiyuan Ler - Part 1 of 2 41:22

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Episode 5, folks! So far Guoshen & Glenn are personal friends but this episode we have a director I don’t really have too much interaction with before this. We know each other in many ‘Hi, Bye’ flybys and I did work with his wonderful actress wife, Wendy Toh in ‘Diamond Dogs’. In this episode we talked about his uber awesome ‘Invisible Stories’ before it premiered on HBO. ( And actually this podcast is so timely coz HBO is streaming ‘Invisible Stories’ for FREE now for CCB. If there’s only one series to Binge- you owe it to yourself to watch this one- Also don’t forget to catch my latest short ‘The Last Song’ on ANDIE CHEN’s Youtube Channel - haha shameless plug . WARNING- SALTY LANGUAGE. Ler Jiyuan is a Singaporean filmmaker. He is the director of several high-profile Singaporean TV dramas such as HBO Asia’s Grisse, Mediacorp Studios Channel 5 Telemovie Gone Case, based on the award-winning novel by Dave Chua and Telemovie The Love Machine, which was nominated for five awards at the 2016 Asian Television Awards. Ler is the writer/director for short films The Drum, which won the 2018 Viddsee Juree Gold Awards and was in competition at the 2017 Clermont Ferrand Short Film Festival; and Paper House, which premiered at the 2017 Singapore Chinese Film Festival. He is currently showrunning HBO Asia’s mini-series Invisible Stories, premiering in Jan 2020.…

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CCB SPECIAL # 2 of 3 "Actors Talk Back" Tan Kheng Hua 27:31

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Continuing our CCB Special with Kheng Hua when she was back in SG and just before the CCB was installed. In this episode she shares her thought processes with working with other actors, directors and talks about her work on Marco Polo, Crazy Rich Asians and recently Grey’s Anatomy. And discover what is the worst piece of direction you can give her on set. Enjoy. Tan Kheng Hua is a Singapore actor and producer. She is currently based in Singapore and Los Angeles. She was most recently seen in the films Crazy Rich Asians (Warner Film) and The Garden of Evening Mists (Astro Shaw, HBO Asia) and on television in Marco Polo (Netflix), Foodlore (HBO Asia), Chimerica (Channel4) and Grey's Anatomy (ABC). She is represented by Fly Entertainment in Singapore and represented by Zero Gravity Management and GVA Talent in the UK and USA.…

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EP4 Talking with Director Glenn Chan - Part 2 of 2 24:17

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Episode 4, folks! Thanks for support so far. Hundreds have tuned in. Ok… I exaggerate- a hundred plus have tuned in-haha. But I’m still happy:) This episode continues with the 2nd Part of Talking with Glenn Chan. He shares his processes working with actors, difficult scenes and reveals his career first love- directing or cinematography. Sorry for the technical glitches and the lack of a pop filter. We will try to get better... someday. Glenn Chan is a Singaporean Director of Films and Television whom has been progressively integral to the local media industry since his directorial debut in 2002. He has lend his talent as Director, Director of Photography and Writer to a multitude of noteworthy works, helming a range of content alongside some of Singapore’s top production companies. Website https://filmdirectorsworkshop.transistor.fm/ SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/75GXckNp4vbfPcIhhth5Zg Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/film-directors-workshop/id1504606895…

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CCB SPECIAL #1 of 3 "Actors Talk Back" Tan Kheng Hua 25:46

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Before we jump back into our regular drop on Wednesdays-continuing our PODCAST with GLENN CHAN, we wanted to try something new on this also New show. Talking to Kheng Hua when she was back in SG last week and just when the CCB was announced, that talk was so full of great info- so I thought maybe I'll add CCB Specials for peeps to spend more time hanging out here. She's been a good friend for many years and so lucky to have her share her experiences working with directors. Enjoy. Tan Kheng Hua is a Singapore actor and producer. She is currently based in Singapore and Los Angeles. She was most recently seen in the films Crazy Rich Asians (Warner Film) and The Garden of Evening Mists (Astro Shaw, HBO Asia) and on television in Marco Polo (Netflix), Foodlore (HBO Asia), Chimerica (Channel4) and Grey's Anatomy (ABC). She is represented by Fly Entertainment in Singapore and represented by Zero Gravity Management and GVA Talent in the UK and USA.…

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EP3 Talking with Director Glenn Chan - Part 1 of 2 34:25

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Glenn Chan is a Singaporean Director of Films and Television whom has been progressively integral to the local media industry since his directorial debut in 2002. He has lend his talent as Director, Director of Photography and Writer to a multitude of noteworthy works, helming a range of content alongside some of Singapore’s top production companies.…

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EP 2 Talking with Director Wang Guoshen - Part 2 of 2 33:13

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Episode Two Continues the Talk with multi-hyphenated Wang Guoshen. Film and TV Director /Writer/ ExecutiveProducer. Film Directors Workshop. A Personal Passion Project - A Podcast on Directing in Singapore. Super long overdue as some were recorded late last year-Yikes! Check out every week for a rambling talk cock sessions with SG and non SG Directors on the craft of Directing. https://filmdirectorsworkshop.transistor.fm/ SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/75GXckNp4vbfPcIhhth5Zg Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/film-directors-workshop/id1504606895…

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Talking with Director Wang Guoshen - Part 1 of 2 38:25

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