How do you find and tell stories that speak to an audience? With only 3 minutes to tell a story and make an impact, how do you create a good short film? In this seminar, we talk about finding inspiration and ideas, and the tips for making a film that stands out, even on a limited budget.
Speaker’s Profile
Jack Neo is one of Singapore's most prolific filmmakers, having scripted, directed and produced a string of successful movies including Money No Enough (1998), I Not Stupid (2002), Homerun (2003), The Best Bet (2004), I Do I Do (2005), One More Chance (2005), We Not Naughty (2012) and Ah Boys To Men 1 & 2 (2012).
Date: Sunday, 7 April 2013
Time: 2.30pm to 4.30pm
Venue: Central Public Library (Multi Purpose Room, B1), 100 Victoria Street, Singapore 188064
Cost: Free
Organiser: Nexus
Enquiries: +65 6293 9782 / registration@objectifs.com.sg
Registration: https://cine65.sg/event.php
This seminar is held in conjunction with ciNE65. ciNE65 is a short film competition that aims to capture our Singaporean identity through the lenses of budding filmmakers. Have ideas for a 3-minute short film? Find out more about the competition and other upcoming workshops at https://cine65.sg/.
Added by aprw on February 28, 2013