Jody went for a swim! :D
December 30, 2008
December 18, 2008
Support Local Film!
My friend, Michael Tay, has won 3 awards for his short film "Wet Season". He also just got nominated for Sundance Festival 2009 under the International Dramatic Shorts category. His film is the ONLY one from Asia, woo hoo!
Wet Season / 水枪 - Michael Tay
Utilizing stop-motion animation, the production pays tribute to the young filmmaker's real-life father who passed away six years ago. Wet Season provides snippets of the relationship between Michael and someone unknown, represented by a skeleton. Watched Michael display his yearning for the person represented by the skeleton and be touched when you realise who the skeleton represented.
His short film has been included in the DVD anthology Singapore Shorts Vol. 2. Do support him and get the DVD! :)
For more info on the DVD and how to purchase it, please go to the official website:
http://www.asianfilmarchive.org/singapore_shorts2
The DVD is now available at Kinokuniya and HMV..
Wet Season / 水枪 - Michael Tay
Utilizing stop-motion animation, the production pays tribute to the young filmmaker's real-life father who passed away six years ago. Wet Season provides snippets of the relationship between Michael and someone unknown, represented by a skeleton. Watched Michael display his yearning for the person represented by the skeleton and be touched when you realise who the skeleton represented.
His short film has been included in the DVD anthology Singapore Shorts Vol. 2. Do support him and get the DVD! :)
For more info on the DVD and how to purchase it, please go to the official website:
http://www.asianfilmarchive.org/singapore_shorts2
The DVD is now available at Kinokuniya and HMV..
October 22, 2008
Jody Photolog
I am looking happy because Mommy just cleaned my room. No more shits, no more muddy footprints!
I am on the "Stay" command. Look at my look of concentration!
October 8, 2008
Tough, tough Notebook
SINGAPORE : The Tokyo rush hour is notorious for its human sardine cans, where commuters are packed neck to neck and shoulder to shoulder by train staff wearing white gloves. The sheer force of the mass of bodies being shoved into the train carriages is enough to crack a laptop screen.
Except, maybe, for Panasonic’s line of physically-resilient ToughBook laptops.
In Japan, the ToughBook has had the lion’s share of the business market for the past three years. No surprises there.
These hardy notebooks go through a rigorous test of high-pressure water sprays, drop tests and endurance tests of rapid temperature changes. The ToughBook series has also been ruggedised further specially for the United States Army to ensure stable performance under extreme weather conditions.
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Continue to read more about Toughbook
Except, maybe, for Panasonic’s line of physically-resilient ToughBook laptops.
In Japan, the ToughBook has had the lion’s share of the business market for the past three years. No surprises there.
These hardy notebooks go through a rigorous test of high-pressure water sprays, drop tests and endurance tests of rapid temperature changes. The ToughBook series has also been ruggedised further specially for the United States Army to ensure stable performance under extreme weather conditions.
...
Continue to read more about Toughbook
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