Chloe Wong

From script writing to being on set, I have found a great interest and attachment to the art of filmmaking. I have had the pleasure of participating in their challenges and short films (48hr competition, Term 1 Short ‘Raw’), widening my scope on how a professional crew and cast works. Outside of Film Society, I have had extensive experience from past school projects or commissioned films. Such opportunities have made me realise how I thrive in a welcoming, enthusiastic, and creative environment, an atmosphere I would love to create for more eager filmmakers joining FilmSoc. 

As the role requires, I believe my organisational and communication skills would be fit for being a drama producer. My course, Creative Arts and Humanities, taught me the basics of filmmaking and how to work with a team in a leadership role. I aim to combine my logistical and technical expertise with my first-hand knowledge of the creative process to assist in the pre-production of narrative films as much as I could. A smooth production always comes from a detailed and structured schedule, which allows on set improvisation, shifts and changes, while ensuring the quality of our final product. I would be very grateful if given this role as drama producer, as it would not only allow me challenge myself in a new and demanding role, but also allow me to guide new filmmakers and be a part of the production of many eye opening films.