Zo Gang rated favourite Sg film by FIRST
Zo Gang has been featured by The New Paper FIRST magazine as one of their favourite local films!
Zo Gang has been featured by The New Paper FIRST magazine as one of their favourite local films!
Make a film in 48 hours! Every year in November since 2002, over 100 people come together for a weekend of mayhem and magic.
You have one weekend to conceptualise and make your 5-minute video with your friends. All entries are submitted on Sunday afternoon and they screen at the same afternoon.
Fly By Night 2010 takes place Nov 26-28, for registration and details see here. Mai tu liao!
Ps: We love Dim Sum Dollies! =P
Singapore filmmakers and personalities give funny ideas for a National Day video! Presented by Singapore film blog SINDIE.
Oh, and Ris Low appears too…
Singapore band The Great Spy Experiment performs ‘Wasted’, live at Singfest 2010!
Filmed by Hosaywood.
Demolition of the National Stadium will begin by October 2010, and so it seems that the new Sports Hub will finally be constructed! This means that our documentary film Kwa Giu can finally be released. However, this thing has been delayed for a few years now, so we won’t believe it until we see the bulldozers dig in.
Meanwhile, the exciting U15 Singapore Cubs have won the YOG Football Bronze, with flair. A new chapter for Singapore football?
Zo Gang will screen at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre on 6-8 Aug 2010, at various times between music sets.
7th Aug – 11pm after The Mysterians
Sunshine Singapore 7 min, Zo Gang 9 min
8th Aug – 11pm after Terry Mortimer & Peter Diaz
Sunshine Singapore 7 min, Zo Gang 9 min
Forever Fever 95 mins
Click here for the full film lineup, and band lineup. It’s indie-pendence day!
Our short film Zo Hee (Make Movie) is featured in a series of talks by Asian Film Archive about Singapore’s film heritage: Understanding Singapore Cinema.
See Sindie and AFA’s blog for write ups on this talk, which will be touring schools soon.
Hosaywood’s music video Rudra – Hymns from a Blazing Chariot will be screened outdoors at The Substation as part of Night Festival 2010.
16 July 2010, Friday 7.30pm to 8.30pm and
17 July 2010, Saturday 9 to 10pm
1) Pulcinello/ Gabriella Mesenas / 2009 / 6min
2) A Lion’s Pride / Wesley Leon Aroozoo / 2008 / 8min
3) Moving / Jeremy Sing/ 2009 / 13min
4) Crocodile Journals / Yeo Lee Nah / 2004 / 6min
5) Moveable Feast / Jasmine Ng, Sandi Tan, Kelvin Tong /1996 / 14min
6) Rudra – Hymns from the Blazing Chariot / Jacen Tan/ 2009 / 5min
7) Lim Poh Huat / Lee Wong / 2004 / 22min
8) Hock Hiap Leong/ Royston Tan/ 2001 / 7min
See here for the full Substation programme. Also, FREE ADMISSION TO ALL GALLERIES at the National Museum of Singapore, Singapore Art Museum, SAM at 8Q and Peranakan Museum till 2am.
Our music video Rudra – Hymns from a Blazing Chariot played to a packed house at Sinema Old School. Thanks to all those who came down, and cheers to all the filmmakers for the great films.