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FOCUS: First Cuts: "From Script to Screen"
Directing Asian Series: Insights to Asian Cinema
National Library, Level 5, Possibility Room
7.00pm - 9.30pm
09 March 2006, Thursday
Singapore
In conjunction with the theatrical release of FOCUS: First Cuts (FFC) film
series, Golden Village Pictures has organized an exclusive filmmaking symposium
titled: “From Script to Screen”. With support from the Media Development Authority
(MDA), the National Library Board (NLB), and the Intellectual Property Office
of Singapore (IPOS), the dialogue was opened to members of the public who have
an interest in filmmaking. It offers local and regional practitioners from the
film industry a common platform to discuss and exchange valuable filmmaking
and film producing knowledge. Under NLB’s “Directing Asia: Insights into Asian
Cinema” series, the symposium also aims to nurture promising filmmakers and
young aspiring film students in Singapore.
For the first time in Asia, this project involving filmmakers from China,
Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan who are producing six features films
shot on High Definition (HD) technology. Each director has his/her own unique
tale and cutting-edge vision, and injects invigorating energy as well as charm
into the Chinese language film Industry. Though the films are all in Chinese,
the intercultural divergence of each Chinese community and their sense of Diasporas
will inevitably be reflected in each of the films culminating in a universal
theme of coping with modernity. Each film is targeted for release in cinemas,
television premiere on the Star Chinese Movies Network (across Asia) and home
video released. With the staunch support from one of Asia’s most popular stars,
Mr. Andy Lau, and the expertise and resources provided by the team at Focus
Films, FOCUS: First Cuts aims to nurture new talents and providing them the
platform to showcase their films to a wider audience. Furthermore, FOCUS: First
Cuts seeks to bring filmmakers closer to connecting to the audience.
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