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About. Telling good stories that move the hearts and make the world a better place... I was 8-year-old when I watched E.T. It left such a deep impact in my life that I...
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Daniel Yam is a filmmaker who has established a portfolio of short films and television commercials that explore the human spirit. One of his short films, Gift (2010), won the hearts of over 25 million viewers worldwide on various online platforms.
Nov 10, 2023 · Good Goodbye is directed by Daniel Yam and stars Tosh Zhang, Julie Tan, Shane Pow, Yang Shi Bin and Andie Chen, and shows people going through end-of-life care and those who are providing it.
We are a Singapore-based production house, lead by Creative Director - Daniel Yam, with 20 years experience in producing videos, his films are often viewed by millions worldwide.
Jun 8, 2017 · Daniel Yam is an award-winning film director based in Singapore. Daniel wrote and directed IOM X and USAID’s ‘Open Doors: Singapore’, a video seeking to prevent the exploitation of...
Nov 1, 2018 · Daniel Yam. · September 25, 2018 ·. Our Marina Square Shop is Permanently CLOSED. There is currently no plans for another outlet in Singapore. WE are exploring retail opportunities in Taiwan and/or China. Thank you for your support past 30 over years. Products will be made available ONLINE from December 2018.
Jun 25, 2021 · Daniel Yam. PHOTO: mm2. He had served as a director in 4Love and had co-directed Wonderboy with Dick Lee. His latest short film Our People, Our Heartware (2021) went viral...
Apr 18, 2023 · Daniel Yam is an award-winning filmmaker who loves to take his audience on a journey to discover the beauty of humanity. We first got to know him through his short film ‘Gift’ which has garnered...
1,067 Followers, 1,282 Following, 423 Posts - Daniel Yam 任锦添 (@danielyam.storyteller) on Instagram: "A film director embarking on a journey to discover the beauty and stories of our lives. I’ll will share about filmmaking and living a fulfilling life."
Aug 3, 2017 · With the help of co-director Daniel Yam and co-writer Ong Kuo Sin, Lee presents a decently even-handed portrait of himself as a youth – good and bad, warts and all. There's a welcome grit and grime to the film and its period setting that rarely, if ever, makes it into mainstream local cinema.
