LYNN LOO

Lynn Loo is originally from Singapore and currently based in London. Her works draw on similarities between music and film. Her knowledge of musical structure is applied to the thought-processes of experimental filmmaking. Her approach is always intimate and personal; each film attempts to create a balanced entity within a wider field of chaos.

Her films have been included in numerous international festivals as well as exhibited in galleries. She is a recipient of the Anne Raymond Louis Foundation Fellowship, Chicago 2001 and was a fellow artist at The MacDowell Colony in New Hampshire in 2004. She has also taught classes at Lasalle-SIA College of Arts in Singapore.
 

A Love Story

Location: Singapore



An experimental film
4 minutes, Singapore 2003
Color. Sound. No Dialogue.

An end to a relationship is a birth of mixed emotions. This is a personal journal about love. In the absence of dialogue, a poetry of abstract moving images in the rhythm of the filmmaker’s consciousness.

- 2nd Commonwealth Film Festival 2003.
- Experimental Film Today Conference at University of Central Lancashire. Preston, UK 2003 July


 

... and the dance goes on...

Location: Singapore


For centuries we have celebrated the same new year, cultural festivals and share the same traditions. In the view of the younger generation, why is there this thin line defined between themselves and China? Five individual asian students from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and USA have their point of views on cultural issues with the Mainland.

An experimental documentary. Colour. Sound. 8 minutes, Singapore 2000
Language: Mandarin, Cantonese and English
Subtitles: English

- Fayetteville Film & Video Fest 2002, USA. - 7th Hong Kong Int’l Short Film Awards. - 1st Singapore Short Film Festival 2001 (Singapore). - Vancouver Asian Film Festival 2001 (Canada). - LadyFest MidWest Chicago 2001 (USA). - 14th Singapore International Film Festival 2001 (Singapore). - 6th Chicago Asian American Showcase In-Competition 2001 (USA)
Award: Canadian International Film Festival One Star Award