As a WKWSCI adjunct lecturer, Eternality Tan (CS’13) hopes to share his passion for film with the next generation. PHOTO: JUDE TAN
Bringing Film to the Next Generation
As a WKWSCI adjunct lecturer, Eternality Tan (CS’13) hopes to share his passion for film with the next generation.
On Daniel Heng's five-day diving trip last year, he swam with whale sharks in Cenderawasih Bay. PHOTO COURTESY OF: DANIEL HENG
Diving into the Heart of Southeast Asia
Over the past ten years, intrepid underwater photographer Daniel Heng (CS’05) has put together an enthralling portfolio featuring whale sharks and other sea creatures.
Gabriel Goh, Tiffany Soh and Matthew Chew (all CS’18) of the Perspectives Film Festival 2017 team put together the largest lineup in the festival’s 10-year history. PHOTO: YEO TZE HERN
New Perspectives After a Decade
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Perspectives Film Festival, this year’s iteration was extended to span over two weekends and featured virtual reality films for the first time.
Singer-songwriter Vivien Yap views music as an outlet to express herself. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
Taking a Leap Into the Music Scene
Singer-songwriter Vivien Yap (CS’18) has been selected to be part of Noise Singapore 2017 under a music mentorship programme guided by industry professionals.
Cats are a commonly recurring motif in artist Soh Ee Shaun’s work. PHOTO: ILYDA CHUA
Down to a Fine Art
Homegrown illustrator Soh Ee Shaun (CS’04) reflects on his venture into the world of art.
Framing is key when it comes to taking photos of food, Daniel Ang says. Even a simple dish can take him a while to find the best angle. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
From Food To Fame
With up to three million readers a month, local food blogger Daniel Ang (CS’03) shares with us his decade-long journey of chasing his passion.
Lynette Teo at Google Australia where she spent a week undergoing training as part of the Digitize programme. PHOTO COURTESEY OF: LYNETTE TEO
Clicking With Data
Once a public relations major, Lynette Teo (CS’16) forayed into the world of data analytics and has never looked back since.
Winning The Amazing Race Asia (Season 2) provided Collin Low (CS’97) with the much needed push and stability to start up his own Pilates studio, The Pilates Works. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
Breaking Barriers
Three WKWSCI pioneer graduates, three different fields. Collin Low, Michael Lee and Tan Tin Wee (all CS’97) have ventured into career paths beyond the communications sector.
Before every shot, Nur Syahidah Alim focuses on her mental and physical process. PHOTO COURTESY OF: DYAN TJHIA/SPORTSG
And The Winners Are…
WKWSCI celebrates the positive impact its alumni have made in the world or in their fields at the inaugural WKWSCI Impact Award Ceremony.
Assistant Professor Lee Sang Joon, a self-professed film junkie, paves the way for WKWSCI film students to embark on an enriching journey of discovery. PHOTO: JANE STEPHANIE