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I have a passion for painting because I enjoy very good memories of my dad teaching me how to draw and colouring when I was a little kid. How did you start your career in art and film? Give us 3 words that describe what it’s like to be a creative in your city. I fear that this would make us lose our heritage and identity if we fail to recognise and preserve the foundations of our country. Old buildings are torn down to make way for new and as an independent filmmaker, I would be unable to shoot locations for stories set in the past. Indeed a city that never sleeps.Ī complain I would personally have about living in Singapore would be our ever-changing landscape due to our fast-paced life. As a result, we have a bustling night scene where eateries, plenty of recreational establishments stay open as well. You could walk along the streets up to the wee hours of the night with absolute assurance nothing would happen. Singapore, in general, is extremely safe to live in, people are friendly and generally very helpful. What is the best and worst thing about living in your city? If you google Yishun, google will tell you that Yishun is infamous for all the weird stuff that happens in Singapore. I grew up in the suburb, on the north side of Singapore called Yishun. We were even featured in the “upside down” in the Stranger Things trailer! I speak a lot of Singlish myself too to my grandparents. Singlish is a language invented by Singaporeans for convenience – the language that is a mix of different dialects and English from all races. All kids are trained to be bilingual in order to communicate with different races and religions altogether.Īlso, you will sometimes hear us conversing in Singlish (Singapore English). All this is made possible from our education system where elementary education is made compulsory by our Singapore government. What is unique about us is our racial diversity and our ability to live harmoniously among one another.
Cars are expensive, an example of which could be that even a normal car such as a Toyota Prius would cost in excess of US 100,000 over here.
This is why we are often referred to as the Monaco of Asia. Singapore the country is a city itself, it ranks as one of the most expensive cities to live in globally. The country is so small that we are called a red dot on the world map. It has a total of 6 million population, but 40% of the population are foreigners. Singapore is made up of 4 different races (Malay, Indian, Chinese and Eurasian). MY latest feature script, Ah Girl won the Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab (SEAFIC) Open SEA Fund Award 2018 and I am hoping to make my debut feature by next year.ĭescribe the city you’re living in and what it’s like to live there. To name a few brands that I have worked with in the recent years, they are OCBC bank, POSB bank, Mastercard, Hotel Jen Tanglin, Macdonalds, Vicks, HP Printer and even the Singapore Government! I have also worked with a few creative agencies such as BBH, BBDO, Grey agency, and McCann. I have directed various short films and commercial works. My work is driven by the desire to give a voice to the weak and I believe a good film can touch the lives of many to make the world a better place to live in. I graduated from School of Art Design Media (ADM), Nanyang Technological University of Singapore ((B.A.
To ease their financial burden, I juggled up to three jobs while schooling to bring me through my university. I’ve done door-to-door sales, sold ice-cream via push carts, waited on tables at Chinese restaurants, sold clothes at Departmental stores, give tuition and even whipped up breakfast sets at local coffee shops. Now you know if I want to strike a conversation with you… haha. If I want to start a long conversation with a person, I will introduce myself as Geck because geck is just one letter difference from gecko. You know it makes a difference whether I introduce myself as Geck or Priscilla. Meet filmmaker from Singapore, Ang Geck Geck Priscilla.
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