Filmmaking for Social Change: A Seminar with Jasmine Ng | Peatixtag:peatix.com,2011:12021-11-17T13:56:26+08:00PeatixPerspectives Film Festival 2014Filmmaking for Social Change: A Seminar with Jasmine Ngtag:peatix.com,2014:event-492612014-10-19T10:00:00SGT2014-10-19T10:00:00SGT
What does it take to make a
good documentary? Local filmmaker Jasmine Ng shares with us the different
documentary formulae and the directorial process of research, ethics and
storytelling.
In collaboration with local visual arts centre Objectifs, Perspectives Film
Festival 2014 will feature Jasmine Ng, one of the few female filmmaking
veterans in Singapore. In this seminar, participants will hear Jasmine’s
experiences working on her own documentaries like Pink Paddlers and Both
Sides, Now and find out how film can be used as a medium to initiate
change in society.
Lunch will be provided after the session. About Jasmine NgJasmine Ng is a filmmaker
who has in-depth experiences as a director and producer. She has directed both
short and feature-length films which have gone on to receive awards at
international film festival. With Discovery Channel, she has produced
highly-rated original content such as Lonely Planet Six Degrees, and the Afterlife documentary anthology.About Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film (www.objectifs.com.sg)Established
in 2003, Objectifs is a visual arts centre dedicated to promoting photography
and filmmaking. The centre provides instruction in photography and filmmaking
at different skill levels. Our instructors are all full-time practising
photographers and fillmmakers – passionate about their craft and keen to
inspire students. We regularly hold photography exhibitions, film screenings
and talks to create awareness among our students and other visual arts
enthusiasts.Perspectives Film Festival Events12 Oct: New Ways of Seeing: A Talk with Bob Lee18 Oct: Behind the Scenes of Salaam Bombay!19 Oct: Filmmaking for Social Change: A Seminar with Jasmine Ng*Concession tickets are available for students, senior citizens, NSFs and Singapore Film Society members. Concession ticket holders will be required to produce identification at the door.