Film Facilitation Programme 2024 The Film Facilitation Programme (FFP) is an initiative to develop young local filmmakers, build a connected community, and provide industry mentorship. It consists of two components: Film Facilitation Collective (FFC): A 3-day forum for media talents under 35, encouraging creative exploration and community engagement. It includes masterclasses by industry experts, collaborative brainstorming for community building and closed-door creative practice round tables. Film Facilitation Mentorship (FFM): A year-long mentorship for up to 5 youth filmmakers 35 and under, offering $10,000 in seed funding, personalised guidance from internationally acclaimed mentors, and access to distribution and marketing support. Open to all Singaporean/PR filmmakers ages 35 and below! Sign up for the briefing to learn more about FFM! Briefing Dates: 20 & 21 November 2024 Registration Deadline: 19 November 2024 2359 Pitch Submission Submission deadline: 15 December 2024 Timeline: Call for Submissions: 13 November - 15 December 2024 Briefing dates: 20 & 21 November 2024 Confirmation of mentees: January Preproduction - Production: January - June 2025 Submit all deliverables: 5 June 2025 Film Facilitation Programme 2023 Edition Title: There is No Joy. There is No Sorrow. Genre: Documentary Filmmaker: Goh Pei Fang Mentor: Joseph Mangat Release Date: 15 Nov 2024 In Thailand’s burgeoning occult scene, we weave together the stories of three different profiles – workers in a factory mass-producing cheap amulets, a temple abbot craft and blessing amulets by hand, and an amulet salesperson in metropolitan Singapore – to portray an industry in transition. Title: Wet Room Genre: Horror Filmmaker: Iris Li Mentor: Rob Jabbaz Release Date: 15 Dec 2024 A young Chinese girl’s arrival at a holiday homestay with her Caucasian boyfriend forces a reckoning with her suppressed religious and cultural guilt. Title: Dogma 65 Genre: Comedy Filmmaker: Seth Cheong Mentor: Martika Ramirez Escobar Release Date: 15 Jan 2025 Two aspiring filmmakers take part in a short film challenge together and must deal with one another’s ideas. Title: Nittham Genre: Music Video Filmmaker: Sunder Nagayah Mentor: Joant Ubeda Release Date: 15 Feb 2025 Nittham means dance. Nittham means eternity. Title: Summer on its Deathbed Genre: Drama Filmmaker: Kyaw Shoon Leyee Mentor: Tan Si En Release Date: 15 Mar 2025 20 year old August is desirous of everyone and everything. But as she tries to grasp everything she could on that fateful summer week, she loses it all – her best friend, an old friend and her summer fling. Title: Tree Genre: Animation Filmmaker: Mark Wee Mentor: Chen Xi Release Date: 15 Apr 2025 A construction supervisor recounts the falling of a sacred tree, the unholy buried beneath it, and fading memories of a migrant laborer.

Film Facilitation Programme The Film Facilitation Programme (FFP) is organised by *SCAPE, and conceptualised by Huang Junxiang, National Youth Film Awards (NYFA) 2020’s Youth Inspiration Award recipient. The Film Facilitation Programme (FFP) is an initiative to develop young local filmmakers, build a connected community, and provide industry mentorship. It consists of two components: Film Facilitation Collective (FFC): A 3-day forum for media talents under 35, encouraging creative exploration and community engagement. It includes masterclasses by industry experts, collaborative brainstorming for community building and closed-door creative practice round tables. Film Facilitation Mentorship (FFM): A year-long mentorship for up to 5 youth filmmakers 35 and under, offering $10,000 in seed funding, personalised guidance from internationally acclaimed mentors, and access to distribution and marketing support. NYFA Film Facilitation Programme 2022 Edition Catch the films on Objectifs Film Library: bit.ly/scape-ffp Title: What I See Genre: Animation Filmmaker: Sarah Lim Mentor: Sean Buckelew Release Date: 15 Jan 2024 Title: He11 Hotline Genre: Drama Filmmaker: Lee Jia Rong Mentor: Lai WeiJie Release Date: 15 Feb 2024 Title: Peace Funeral Home Genre: Comedy Filmmaker: Megan Lim Mentor: Carlo Francisco Manatad Release Date: 15 Mar 2024 Title: The Passing Genre: Horror Filmmaker: Gavin Chua Mentor: Kenneth Dagatan Release Date: 15 Apr 2024 Title: The Third Act Genre: Thriller Filmmaker: Timothy Koh Mentor: Els Vandevorst Release Date: 15 May 2024 Title: Mothers & Daughters Genre: Documentary Filmmaker: Colin Huang Mentor: Elvis Lu Release Date: 16 June 2024 NYFA Film Facilitation Programme 2021 Edition Support the films on Apple TV: Breaking News Hot Buns Granny Battery Title: You Will See Genre: Horror Filmmaker: Kathleen Bu Mentor: Bradley Liew Release Date: 25 August 2022 Title: Every Floor Looks The Same Genre: Comedy Filmmaker: Gladys Ng Mentor: Rafael Manuel Release Date: 29 September 2022 Title: 21 Genre: Documentary Filmmaker: Christine Seow Mentor: Frank Smith Release Date: 27 October 2022 Title: Granny Battery Genre: Action Filmmaker: Koh Zhi Hao Mentor: Tran Thanh Huy Release Date: 24 November 2022 Title: Hot Buns Genre: Animation Filmmaker: Calleen Koh Mentor: Siqi Song Release Date: 29 December 2022 Title: Breaking News Genre: Drama Filmmaker: Jessica Heng Mentor: Fran Borgia Release Date: 26 January 2023 NYFA Film Facilitation Programme 2020 Edition Title: Henchmen Genre: Action Filmmaker: Alistair Quak Mentor: Mike Wiluan Title: Strawberry Cheesecake Genre: Horror Filmmaker: Tan Siyou Mentor: Amanda Nell Eu Title: Metadata Genre: Comedy Filmmaker: Grace Song Mentor: Sorayos Prapapan Title: Bridget Genre: Drama Filmmaker: Li Kayue Mentor: Jeremy Chua Title: Traffic Light Genre: Animation Filmmaker: Ang Qing Sheng Mentor: Daniel Jeannette

FILM FACILITATION COLLECTIVE *SCAPE’s Film Facilitation Collective (FFC) is back for its 2025 edition! Dive into hands-on masterclasses with industry heavyweights, hang out with fellow storytellers in collaborative jam sessions, and take part in closed-door roundtables where juicy, unfiltered conversations happen. Whether you're here to level up, find collaborators, or spark your next big idea, FFC is where it all starts! WHAT IS FILM FACILITATION COLLECTIVE? The Film Facilitation Collective is a 3-day forum (16, 17, 23 Aug) for filmmakers aged 35 and below. The programme will encourage participants to explore their individual creative processes and broaden their perspectives by fostering community engagement with other local filmmakers.

Fresh Meat Vol. 2 Fresh Meat Vol. 2 showcases six original short films produced under our mentorship programme, highlighting the next generation of Singaporean filmmaking talent. Experience fresh, bold voices of Dogma 65 (Seth Cheong), 母女 Mothers and Daughters (Colin Huang), He11 Hotline (Rea Lee Jia Rong), The Passing (Gavin Chua), There is No Joy. There is No Sorrow. (Goh Pei Fang), and What I See (Sarah Lim). Don’t miss this chance to see fresh stories brought to life at *SCAPE's Whitespace from 4–7 December 2025. Come be inspired by the next generation of storytellers shaping Singapore’s film scene. Film Exhibition Date: 4 December - 7 December 2025 Time: 10am - 6pm Venue: *SCAPE Whitespace, Level 3 Screening and Q&A with directors Date: 4 December 2025 Time: 4pm Venue: *SCAPE Whitespace, Level 3 Limited seats available (first come, first served.) FRESH MEAT VOL. 2 Film Line-up Title: Mothers & Daughters《母女》 Genre: Documentary Director: Colin Huang Mentor: Elvis Lu Three generations of women revisit childhood memories and youthful romances, confronting the dilemma of becoming—and trying not to become—their mother. Title: He11 Hotline Genre: Drama Director: Lee Jia Rong Mentor: Lai Wei Jie Hell Hotline is about a telecommunications employee struggling with his mundane and routine work life and attempts to escape it. Title: The Passing (石卵路) Genre: Horror Director: Gavin Chua Mentor: Kenneth Dagatan Four numbers, thousands of possible combinations, and millions of possibilities. Both father and daughter are looking for answers to their issues, but they quickly realize their inadequacies in prioritizing life choices. They learn the beauty of facing the unknown and finding consolation in the present moment. Title: What I See Genre: Animation Director: Sarah Lim Mentor: Sean Buckelew When Ian Jing (15), a poor- sighted art student famous for his unique blurry style gets glasses for the first time, he struggles with how those around him react to the way it has changed his art. Title: There is No Joy. There is No Sorrow. Genre: Documentary Director: Goh Pei Fang Mentor: Joseph Mangat A Singaporean amulet seller travels to Thailand in search of sacred goods, only to find himself entangled in a world where faith, fraud, and commerce collide. Title: Dogma 65 Genre: Comedy Director: Seth Cheong Mentor: Martika Ramirez Escobar Two amateur filmmakers with lofty ambitions take part in their university's short film challenge together, but tensions and vulnerabilities arise when both insist on directing. Film directors Don’t miss this chance to see fresh stories brought to life at *SCAPE's Whitespace from 4–7 December 2025.

Gavin CHUA is a Singaporean filmmaker and a graduate of LASALLE College of the Arts with a BA in Film. His films often draw inspiration from his upbringing in Singapore. His thesis film, May the Shadows Burn Again (2022), was nominated for the National Youth Film Awards, along with his most recent short film, The Passing (2023), which has been selected for the NYFA Film Facilitation Programme 2023 and nominated for the Singapore Youth Film Festival in 2024.

Joel Neo is a Singaporean producer drawn to female-led narratives that interrogate the realities we both exist within and create. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Filmmaking with Honours (Highest Distinction), and is a recipient of the media industry scholarship (SG:D) from Infocomm Media Development Authority. She previously produced Megan Lim’s comedy short film, PEACE FUNERAL HOME, supported by the *SCAPE Film Facilitation Programme and National Youth Council’s Young ChangeMakers’ Grant. It was nominated in the Open Youth Category for the inaugural Singapore Youth Film Festival (SYFF) and was part of the Davis Feminist Film Festival in California, USA. Her latest short film produced, Ash Goh Hua’s FULL MONTH, was presented at Berlinale Short Form Station 2024, and is supported by Jerome Foundation and the Singapore Film Commission. She is also the assistant producer on Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke’s A USEFUL GHOST and Duong Dieu Linh's DON'T CRY, BUTTERFLY, which won the Grand Prize and Most Innovative Film at Venice Critics’ Week 2024.

Megan Lim En is a Singaporean filmmaker interested in exploring absurd and hilarious stories hidden in plain sight - whether it’s a family mourning their pet rabbit, two friends searching for an elusive cabbage statue or a family-run funeral home. Her earlier short film, The Cabbage Statue, premiered at the 32nd Singapore International Film Festival, National Film Festival for Talented Youth and Youki Youth Film Festival, where it won the jury award. It was nominated in the Open Youth category for the National Youth Film Awards in 2021 and won Best Original Music. Her latest short, Peace Funeral Home, is a comedy short supported by the *SCAPE Film Facilitation Programme, under the mentorship of Filipino director Carlo Francisco Manatad. It was nominated in the Open Youth Category for the inaugural Singapore Youth Film Festival (SYFF) and was part of the Davis Feminist Film Festival in California, USA.