Scriptwriter | Script Supervisor | Co-Editor
Sophie's Map is a short film about a young boy named Jamie, who goes on an adventure with his older sister Sophie one last time. They venture on to their favourite places, fighting monsters and avoiding lava and he finds precious artefacts along the way in the same way his idol Indiana Jones would. The strength of a child’s imagination is a great superpower, taking Jamie on big adventures like this one, but also forcing Jamie to comprehend his own feelings and understand what it means to let go of someone forever.
Directed by Maciej Stolarzcyk
Produced by Claudette Ward
Written By Shantel Neo Rui En
Director of Photography - Gabriella Livingstone
Art Director - Sundeep Kaur Panag
Editor - Harjinder Sangha
Scriptwriter
Calcutta Film on Women June 2019 Winner
Every morning Amelia wakes up in a room she cannot remember, in the mirror is an unfamiliar face that follows her every move, and where reality feels like a dream she struggles to keep her mind and body in time with each other. After living through a traumatic childhood and watching her parents slowly fall out of love, she experiences life in a dissociative state where time wastes away and nothing feels real. With the help of her father and best friend Sam, Amelia battles to connect with life again as she strives to start her dream career in musical theatre but will her overbearing mother win the fight again and convince her to change her mind?
Directed by Brandon Wade
Produced by Sarah-Jane Dawson
Co-produced by Jasmin Goken
Written by Shantel Neo Rui En
Assistant Producer - Post Production
Transmedia Webisodes
Every Singaporean Son 3 is an insider look at SAF’s Basic Military Training centre and what it means train and nurture fellow Singaporean soldiers. In this 8- part observational documentary series, we journey with the commanders of Dragon company as they welcome a new batch of recruits into military service. From learning to strip a rifle to operating as a unit in a fire fight, every training milestone is a balancing act for these commanders, as they aspire to bring forth realistic training scenario in a safe environment. As the recruits navigate through their 9-week BMT experience, we hear from them as they share what it means to take on a rite of passage for every Singaporean male. Every episode features a key event from the BMTC training curriculum and over the course of the 8 episodes, we will see how ordinary Singaporean boys are transformed to become fighting fit soldiers of the Singapore Armed Forces.
Editor | 2nd Camera
Nominated for Best Documentary in Singapore’s National Youth Film Awards
Waiting For Tomorrow is a documentary about life, death and social stigma. We follow Kamaruddin, an illegal parking attendant (penjaga kereta) who has serious medical conditions – cataracts in one eye, a limp in his leg, and leaking wound on his torso from a botched appendix surgery.
To the locals, Kamaruddin is just the resident penjaga kereta who directs traffic and allocates parking spaces at Jalan Foo Choo Choon. Little do they know, Kamaruddin left his family years ago, leaving him homeless on the streets. This documentary examines Kamaruddin, the community around him and how he perceives life and death.
Season 1, Season 2 (2015-2016, 2017)
Production Assistant | Beach House Pictures
for National Geographic Asia
Graffiti Pete / Dance Captain
Videographer / Photographer / Editor
President / Assistant Director / Head of Props and Sets
Lights up in Washington Heights up at the break of day as the UWSU Musical Theatre Society presents our end of the year spring musical, In The Heights!
Join us for a night as we tell the universal story of a vibrant community in New York’s Washington Heights neighborhood – a place where the coffee from the corner bodega is light and sweet, the windows are always open and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music.
It’s a community on the brink of change, full of hopes, dreams and pressures, where the biggest struggles can be deciding which traditions you take with you, and which ones you leave behind. It'll be a night full of songs and dances, of laughter and tears, and of family and home.
Memorialise Me is an installation tackling the idea of digitisational memorials with technology and social media moving forward with death in mind. Facebook memorialises accounts, social media services to help make posts - post death. This art installation explores the visualisation of a digitised database of memorials, all online, with people talking about how they’d like to be remembered after their deaths.
Eugene / T Bird
Videographer / Photographer / Editor
Treasurer / Head of Props and Sets
The UWSU Musical Theatre Society is putting on our end of the year show, Grease! Come see a show full of singing, dancing, and of course, drama as we tell the story of a group of high school kids in the 1950s and their friendships, romances and adventures. This brilliant musical follows wholesome Sandy Dumbrowski and leather-clad Danny Zuko as they struggle to balance love and reputation after a whirlwind summer romance.
Transcriber
Join three of Asia's most prominent social media influencers for a travel odyssey throughout wonderful Indonesia. Hosted by supermodel Nadya Hutagalung, be blown away by the spectacular landscapes, and follow the influencers on their once-in-a-lifetime adventures to discover and unlock the archipelago's countless natural and cultural treasures.
Runner
Tech buff and aeronautics guru Mischa Pollack joins forces with designer, engineer and entrepreneur Max McMurdo on a journey to discover the world’s most ingenious, advanced and unbelievable machines. They also take on a challenge to create a machine of their own, a futuristic gadget, to change the world.
Photographer
Look at nature up look, and listen to the whispers.
Editor | Camera
Colours of Sound is a short documentary aiming to highlight the individuality of Synaesthesia. Over the course of two weeks, we provided two London-based Synaesthete artists with the same musical composition and gave them the opportunity to express their synaesthesia-induced thoughts. Supplying them each with a blank canvas and a selection of acrylic paints, they opened our eyes to another reality of seeing.
Special thanks to our Synaesthete artists Timothy Layden and Millie Bushell
Director - Kieran Panchal
Producer - Sunny Panag
Cameras - Kieran Panchal and Shantel Neo
Sound and Artistic Direction - Abril Ostilglia
Gaffer and Lighting - Jess Nicholas
Editors - Shantel Neo and Kieran Panchal
Camera | Editor
A short film about a girl writing a letter to her best friend in the sky.
Girl played by Agnė Denapaitė
Director - Elanor Clarke
Producer - Farah Frey
Cinematographer - Shantel Neo
2nd Camera - Ian Cessna
Gaffer and Lighting - Elisha Voller
Sound Design - Ian Cessna
Editor - Shantel Neo
