YOU can tell a story. Digitally.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Posted by aurelia on 5 February, 2012
“The day your mommy and I waited for…I drove your mom to the hospital. Will the procedure be fine? How will you look like? Anxiety filled our minds. Twelve hours later, voila! You were born.”
A digital story produced by Daniel Lau in a digital storytelling workshop conducted by DSA, Singapore, 14-16 Dec 2011.
Posted by aurelia on 31 January, 2012
“I love food. Making friends is easy for people who love food. I would go to the four corners of Singapore to hunt down all the eating places…after all we live in a world paradise…”
A digital story produced by Eugene Han in a digital storytelling workshop conducted by DSA, Singapore, 14-16 Dec 2011.
Posted by aurelia on 8 January, 2012
“Char kway teow – a common dish found in the hawker centres of Singapore. There is char kway teow that simply satisfies your craving. And then, there is char kway teow that transports you back to a time long passed…”
A digital story produced by Chua Chiew Lian in a digital storytelling workshop conducted by DSA, Singapore, 28-30 Oct 2011.
Posted by aurelia on 21 December, 2011
A son’s story about reconnecting with his dad again (in Mandarin).
A digital story produced by Chung Cher Chiang in a digital storytelling workshop conducted by DSA, Singapore, 28-30 Oct 2011.
Posted by aurelia on 5 December, 2011
“This is me, Jennifer, when I was about three or four years old. There must be a mistake. Jennifer is a girl’s name, but this is a boy! There was no mistake. This is me. Dressed like a boy. My parents were very traditional Chinese…My mother used to say, “You were meant to be a boy. It was the neighbour’s fault!”
A digital story produced by Jennifer Yong-Chor in a digital storytelling workshop conducted by DSA, Singapore, 28-30 Oct 2011.
