Documentary Documentary Short Films

If you can’t measure it, then you can’t manage it. Whether it’s using Excel or a free budgeting app, tracking where your money comes and goes can help you plan for a comfortable future. YouTuber KelvinLearnsInvesting shares how you can do so in a few simple steps.

The chef is now the apprentice! Jennifer becomes Rachel's assistant and learns her recipe for a special Nasi Ulam.

Turns out you don’t need to be 50 to have a mid-life crisis. When you’re a 2000s baby navigating life in the digital world, it’s easy to lose your identity.

Creating horror podcasts takes dedication, from gathering accounts of the supernatural from people, crafting them into stories, and finally recording and editing them. This is Kyle, in real life.

Ready for your first task as an adult? It’s time to set your financial goals.Unlike soccer, this task does not require 11 players and a goal post. YouTuber KelvinLearnsInvesting shares some tips on how to make sure you can begin your new journey on the right foot.

Home cook Rachel steps into the fiery heat of chef Jennifer's kitchen! Can her agricultural knowledge help her bake something up to the chef's standards?

We swipe past matches like swatting flies on our screens. How do you know someone is the one when you’ve skipped three? Can dating apps really foster connections? The pursuit of love is often a treacherous one, but maybe the Internet makes the search easier.

Premiere Pro, DSLRs and dolly shots. If any of these terms made you giggle and kick your feet, being a YouTuber might just be for you. This is Shawn, in real life.

The documentary is centred around Yen-ling, someone who's passionate about conservation, and the sustainability of nature and the environment. We follow her as she navigates the topic of food waste and shows that blemished ingredients can still be cooked aesthetically and consumed safely, instead of going directly into the bin. Will she succeed? Watch on to find out! The film encourages the community to (re)imagine food waste reduction as an activity that can be a fun and social one, and to reflect on how they can do their part in reducing food waste.

LEFT WANDERING is a short comedic documentary that spoofs the epic yet intimate tone of David Attenborough's nature documentaries by replacing animals with waste. Set in Singapore, a city in nature, audiences will follow the journey of the trash that humans waste as they wander about with no control over their fate. The message of this work engages audiences to reflect and learn about the implications of human behaviour to our environment, and through laughter, take more responsibility towards a zero waste journey.

Jolin has proven her ability in Nagomi art, now time for Ai Lee to take on the challenge! In this episode, it's Jolin's turn to teach the older artist about digital art.

How does a piece of furniture go from living out its final days waiting to be thrown out, to gaining a new lease of life in a freshly furnished home?We follow the journey of an old shelf on its last legs as it waits to be rescued by a new owner, and watch as it transforms through a crafty makeover to find a new purpose in its new home.Both an introduction into the art of upcycling, as well as an exploration of sustainable habits that can help reduce waste, this film takes the audience and filmmakers through the process of what it means to reuse and reduce as individual consumers.