Singapore Listing of Yoga Centers

Yoga Movement's Listing of Yoga Centers

Yoga Spaces in singapore.

Singapore Hotel Licencing bord

This is the government web site to understand how to get a hoteliers licence

Singapore : Chinese Chambers of Commerce

Singapore : Chinese Links

Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
47 Hill Street #09-00, Singapore 179365
Tel: (65) 6337 8381 Fax: (65) 6339 0605
E-mail: corporate@sccci.org.sg

CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)

CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)
A Convent Education on the Singapore Shores.

Children's Pyjamas : GIft Ideas for Christmas

Untitled Document

Stuck for Christmas Presents ? Tired of buying toys for kids who play and throw ? well, how about Pyjamas ? They may grow out of the clothes in a year or two, but you can always recycle the stuff for rags, send them to overseas orphanages, or better still, keep a good set, and wait a few years and auction them on ebay as "retro" gear. check the site for updates. ~ www.libellabedwear.com ~ RETAIL SHOPS and wholesale orders contact : +65-98575810

Singapore Film Commision : come Film with Me " sung to the Tune of Come Fly with me !"

Links to the Singapore film Commission, Film grants and Feature Film Production

 

http://www.sfc.org.sg/bulletin/May-Jun2004_issue.PDF

 

COME FILM WITH ME

The Singapore Tourism (STB) will be providing a total of S$10million, over a period of three years, to foreign producers and production companies in an effort to woo leading international filmmakers and broadcasters to shoot movies and television programmes in Singapore. Under the newly launched Film in Singapore! Scheme (FSS), announced on 21 May 2004, STB hopes to attract more overseas TV and film companies to film on location in Singapore. With the increasing appearances of “Singapore” in wide-ranging and far-reaching international media productions, STB hopes to attract more tourists to Singapore. Under the FSS, STB would subsidise, up to a maximum of 50 per cent, for qualifying expenses incurred by international production companies during their shoots in Singapore. Qualifying expenses would include hiring of local professional services, rental of production equipment and facilities, and airfare and accommodations.

Cannes Film Market, 12 to 24 May 2004

SFC and the Media Development Authority at the Marché du Film together with three local production companies: MediaCorp Raintree Pictures, Hoods Inc Productions and Ground Glass Images.

 

Bratina Tay, Founder of Hoods Inc Productions Pte Ltd.
Producer, Show Runner, Production Manager, / Director
Tel : 65-9107 1243 / Email : bratina@ozemail.com

Feature Films :
City Sharks
Heart of Darkness
HomeRun
The Best Bet
Teenage Texbook :

<a href="http://www.sfs.org.sg/2002/09-10substation.html">Asian Film Symposium (Non-SFS event)</a>

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Bratina Tay & Esan Sivalingum
The Making of “Sharks”

Three guys, two countries, one million dollars, zero chance.

When a young man discovers that the foster parents who raised him must shut their orphanage without a huge cash payment, he and his two pals set out to collect debts owed to a dead loan shark – dodging dangerous thugs, a jilted girlfriend, a powerful mafioso and a mysterious samurai, across two countries in their crazed quest.

The director and producer of the up-coming Singapore feature film, Sharks, talk about their experiences completing their film.

Mr. Esan Sivalingam, Writer/Director/Producer
As Director of “Sharks”, Sivalingam brings with him a host of television and short film experience. His experience includes writing and co-creating tv sitcoms and dramas such as “Under One Roof”, “Phua Chu Kang” and “A War Diary”. He is currently in pre-production of another feature film, “Jokers Wild”.

Ms. Bratina Tay, Co-Producer
As co-producer and second asst director of the film, Tay dealt with sponsors, investors and coordinated the Singapore shoot. Her previous film experience includes producing/directing the short film, “Heart of Darkness: The Making of A Comedy”, and working as second asst director, asst to Director and post-production coordinator on “Teenage Textbook: The Movie”. Tay has also worked in television on tv shows such as “Brand New Towkay”, “Phua Chu Kang”, “A War Diary” and “Capital E”.

 
Contact : Bratina@ozemail.com