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Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
My Very First Acting Audition
It was a quarter past two, Swifty wandered down the empty corridors of the Education and Humanities building in his university, searching for 'TELEVISION Studio B', the place where the audition was going to be held. He was not nervous, even though this was the very first audition he had been to.
Sunday, August 14, 2005
WEDDING CRASHERS
It has been two weeks since I last saw a movie at the cinemas, two long weeks devoid of movies, leaving my soul hungry and empty. My soul craves for movies, and without movies, it withers.
Friday, August 12, 2005
Yes, I'm STILL A Filmmaker. Check out New Screenshots Of FORCED LABOUR
Yes, I'm still editing my last short film, Forced Labour, which was originally finished 3 months ago, but due to my Wong Kar Wai-ness, I totally remade the thing from scratch again while adding a new scene. I'll show two screenshots of the main characters, and er, someone bleeding.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
The sort of film reviews on blogs that annoy me
Me Swifty, me watch movie and me review now.
(Insert movie poster here)
(Insert movie poster here)
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
Console RPGs I Completed Throughout The Past Decade (1994-2005). (Part 3)
Now that Blogathon is over, it's time to continue this before the list that resides in my mind slowly fades away.
So yes, let's continue from the Playstation RPG I've completed, it's quite a huge list considering how many years I had it:
So yes, let's continue from the Playstation RPG I've completed, it's quite a huge list considering how many years I had it:
Saturday, August 06, 2005
A COTTAGE AT THE END OF TIME (a novella written in 24 hours)
30th of June, 2012
Almost 7 years ago, my friend Yuan-Yue and I participated in Blogathon 2005. A charity event where bloggers were to post (at least) two entries every hour in a span of 24 hours. (which means that by the end of the day, 48 entries should have been posted on the blog. A significant feat during the pre-Facebook, pre-Twitter era)
Both Yuan-Yue and I turned 21 that year, we aimed to do something ambitious.
Each hour she would come up with an illustration in a blog entry and 30 minutes later, I would post an entry with writings based on her drawings.
I ended up writing a novella that had some fabulist, fantastical elements, but at its core, it was really a tale of lost love. (A theme that would characterize many of my film works in subsequent years.) I named the novella "A COTTAGE AT THE END OF TIME", a few chapters were guest-written by former guestblogger and current published author Justin Isis. This novella existed before I actually became a filmmaker.
I left all my Blogathon entries on this blog for many years, until I recently realized that all of Yuan-Yue's wondrous illustrations had disappeared with the image servers hosting her stuff.
Thankfully, I've long kept the entire novella in PDF format, so I've decided to upload the PDF here instead so that you can read the stories and view Yuan-Yue's works in a more convenient manner.
Hope you'll enjoy this.
A COTTAGE AT THE END OF TIME by Edmund Yeo with illustrations from Chin Yuan-Yue
Almost 7 years ago, my friend Yuan-Yue and I participated in Blogathon 2005. A charity event where bloggers were to post (at least) two entries every hour in a span of 24 hours. (which means that by the end of the day, 48 entries should have been posted on the blog. A significant feat during the pre-Facebook, pre-Twitter era)
Both Yuan-Yue and I turned 21 that year, we aimed to do something ambitious.
Each hour she would come up with an illustration in a blog entry and 30 minutes later, I would post an entry with writings based on her drawings.
I ended up writing a novella that had some fabulist, fantastical elements, but at its core, it was really a tale of lost love. (A theme that would characterize many of my film works in subsequent years.) I named the novella "A COTTAGE AT THE END OF TIME", a few chapters were guest-written by former guestblogger and current published author Justin Isis. This novella existed before I actually became a filmmaker.
I left all my Blogathon entries on this blog for many years, until I recently realized that all of Yuan-Yue's wondrous illustrations had disappeared with the image servers hosting her stuff.
Thankfully, I've long kept the entire novella in PDF format, so I've decided to upload the PDF here instead so that you can read the stories and view Yuan-Yue's works in a more convenient manner.
Hope you'll enjoy this.
A COTTAGE AT THE END OF TIME by Edmund Yeo with illustrations from Chin Yuan-Yue
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