An architecture video featuring the light and space of the latest development V on Shenton. The client requested for something a little different than the usual cold / clean space feature, so we worked with movement, light, shadow, aerial and timelapses to showcase the unique specifications of the place. Director: Charmaine Yap Director of Photography: Yeo Wee Han Camera Assistant: Kang Shi Zheng Editor: Yeo Wee Han

This is our 3rd year on board the Red Dot Awards and covering the event. This year, we introduced gimbals into the video. The award ceremony is very unpredictable, winners go up on stage and they might burst out into a show on their own. There's not time to blink, look away or rest. The challenge each year is to create a video that is better and different from the previous'. We are thankful to Red Dot Design for trusting us each time and their continuous support. The big question now is, what's next for the next one. :)

Honoured to be able to work on this short film with TMMRW. A short film commissioned by Housing & Development Board based on the 50 places contributed by Singaporeans for the SG Heart Map Festival. Shot over the span of 3 months, A Beautiful Day is a journey that traces the progress of the Singapore story. Visually the film narrates the passing of the day, with corresponding shapes of each landmark moving through space in a single point perspective. It was first shown as a 360 degrees dome projection at The Float at Marina Bay for the SG Heart Map Festival. In this film, we used a mix of visual techniques/equipment including but not limited to, slow-motion, static timelapse, motion timelapse, automated kessler crane shuttlepod etc Credits Client : Housing & Development Board Director: William Chan (from TMRRW) Producer: Charmaine Yap (Tripeaksimagery) DOP: Yeo Wee Han (Tripeaksimagery) Music : Nick Chan Editor : Matthew Koch Production Assistants. : Quinn Lum, Russell Chan & Lenney Leong Production Studio : TMRRW

A Video commercial for Sony Singapore. The client wanted a catchy video to promote it's Loan A Lens programme to budding videographers and photographers. Producer: Charmaine Yap Scriptwriter & Director: Yeo Wee Han Director of Photography: Keith Ang

We have been shooting a couple of events (both photography and videography) for NTU's Interdisciplinary Graduate School. When shooting and covering events, we prefer to treat each video like a film that expresses. We zoom in on the smaller things that feel, such as expressions, hands, items and anything that brings about the cinema of the event. It's clients like these that provide us full creative freedom and allow us to explore the best with what we are given. During the initial brief, we were told that this is the pioneering batch of graduates from IGS and they would like us to cover this moment. We brought the simple request back, and decided that this moment is one that leaves a mark in NTU IGS' history. It is not just an event coverage, it's a record of history. We thought about the tone of the video and decided on momentous as the theme. With that, we decided on using a high-speed camera in conjunction with the usual cameras. We had recently acquired a drone too, so we threw that in for our client as a form of appreciation. We knew that this surprise addition will make them really excited and boy, were they! The students had an enjoyable time too. Director: Charmaine Yap Director of Photography/ Drone Pilot: Yeo Wee Han Camera Op: Lenny Leong Editor/Graphics: Charmaine Yap Colourist: Lenney Leong

This year, Red Dot Design came to us with another video (on top of the usual awarding ceremony) request. It was a video that features what the jury has to say about the entries and the judging process. This was a very tricky situation for us, to cut the long story short, we have to work with really little footage and re-work the storyboard after filming. The silver lining of this project is the realisation that this idea works better than the initial pitch. And if all that had happened, didn't happened, this video will not have turned out this way. Director/Producer: Charmaine Yap Assistant Producer: Cecilia Ang Director of Photography/Drone Pilot: Yeo Wee Han 1st Camera Operator: Adar Ng Editor & Colourist: Lenney Leong 2nd Editor and Graphics: Charmaine Yap Soundman: Mohd Rifdi

In line with Hitachi's 27th year of sponsoring the Orchard Road Christmas Light-Up in Singapore, Hitachi played Santa to over 200 children from selected beneficiaries on 8 December 2017 at the Christmas Village, outside Ngee Ann City.

The first project that NTU Sustainable Earth Office gave us , was to produce a video on Sustainability. The first proposal we pitched led us into a 45min long lesson on what Sustainability really is. Back then, 5 years ago, and young, we thought that Sustainability had to do only with the environment and climate. It turns out that Sustainability is about people, society, amenities, not just about the environment. Since then, Charmaine read up as much as possible about the subject and use these background knowledge to manage all visual content of theirs. When working with clients, we do not just think about what looks good, but also how we can convey the message that fits their branding. The target audience, the expected results from this project and we work towards creating a product that helps the company. Effectiveness is as important as beauty. Director: Charmaine Yap Assistant Director: Lim Zuo Han Director of Photography: Yeo Wee Han Producer: Ow Yan Lan Editor: Edwin Lim Motion Graphics: Edwin Liew

IDEM is the largest dental event in Asia Pacific and has been organised bi-annually since 2000 by Koelnmesse. This is our second time working with Koelnmesse. We are happy that Koelnmesse loved the video and have engaged our services for the 2018's edition! Client: Koelnmesse Executive Producer: Charmaine Yap (Tripeaksimagery) Producer: Jerrica Tan Directors of Photography: Max, Ahmad Editor: Welyon Sujipto