“What Do I See?”

A Basic Intro to Digital Filmmaking Talk, brought to you by Jonathan Choo and MHFFS by Mental Health Film Festival Singapore (MHFFS)

About Short Film Youth Competition (SFYC) 2024

Dedicated to empowering and enriching the Youth community in Singapore, SFYC seeks to broaden youths’ perspectives on mental health through specially curated filmmaking and mental health workshops.

As part of this competition, MHFFS will feature workshops with industry experts. These workshops aim to empower and equip youth participants with credible information on mental health in Singapore, as well as practical filmmaking tips.

About Mental Health Film Festival Singapore (MHFFS)

MHFFS provides a safe platform for audiences to learn more about different aspects of mental health through a series of films, panel conversations, and workshops. As mental health awareness continues to grow in Singapore, it is also crucial to acknowledge the importance of managing our emotions and discomforts on the subject. Only in doing so can we take meaningful steps to support the mental health of our children, youths, and communities.

Find out more at mentalhealthfilmfest.sg!

About Jonathan Choo

Jonathan Choo is a writer, director and lecturer with a wealth of experience in the film industry. He holds an MA in Directing Fiction from the prestigious National Film and Television School. Choo’s short films, including Han, Rehearsal and Reaction, have screened at international festivals. He is known for telling stories about generational consequences within chamber family dynamics.

Choo has received many prestigious awards such as, Best Director and Best Film in National Youth Film Awards 2016, and many more. His latest short film, Caifan Haiku, premiered at the International Competition section of the 64th Zinebi International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao. In addition, Choo has taught courses in Directing at Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Smartphone Filmmaking for meaningful Storytelling at Singapore University of Social Sciences.

What can I expect?

Join Jonathan in this online workshops as he brings you through his creative process of
transforming every day inspirations into personal stories!

As a charity organisation, we are supported by the generosity of the public. The five dollar charge is meant to cover administrative fees.

*Please note that photos may be taken during the workshop for publicity purposes. By registering for this event, you hereby consent to having your photo/likeness/recordings posted publicly and on social media.

  • Date : April 20, 2024
  • Time : 11:00 am - 1:30 pm (Asia/Singapore)
  • Venue : Online

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