Established Hayden tells us how to break into the fashion industry in today's competitive world.

Yann Yann goes on to talk about how aspiring artistes can break into the local performance scene.

Singapore's favourite actress Yeo Yann Yann talks about her recent work immediately after the Life! Theatre Award Ceremony.

Described as a prominent creative force of Asian theatre to be reckoned with respect, Goh Boon Teck’s works cross cultural and territorial borders enthralling audiences of different nationalities and ethnicities.

Well known music composer and arranger Andrew Lum gives advice on how to become a successful music composer and how he gets inspiration for his work!

Rick Yang started off as a graphic student at Temasek Polytechnic. It was then by chance that he was introduced to the world of hair and make-up and fell in love with this alternative way of practicing art. Now Rick is in freelance and works with commercials, fashion shows and events. He has worked closely with top make-up labels L'oreal and M.A.C, as well as top supermodel Eva Herzigova. Rick shares tips on how you can become a top make-up artist.

She began with a supporting role in the English drama serial Dreamers. Her portfolio includes numerous drama serials such as Triple Nine, Alter Asians, Love Matters and Growing Up, which earned her the Best Actress nomination at the 2001 Asian Television Awards. Her television projects include Like My Own, and the stage to screen series for Arts Central’s Machine, Singapore Short Stories 3 – Stay and Anita’s Complaint on Arts Central and most recently seen in Happily Ever After on channel OKTO.  Amy has also ventured into Chinese dramas to much acclaim and success - starring in She’s the One, 梦在手里 Destiny and 奇迹 Making Miracles.

Besides television, Amy has also ventured into film and theatre with excellent reviews; she played the lead role in Zhao Wei Films’ Stories About Love and starred alongside Fann Wong in Just Follow Law, directed by Jack Neo. She was also in two seasons of Act 3 Theatre’s Footsteps in the Night, Action Theatre’s 41 hours, Confessions of the Three Unmarried Women, Singapore Repertory Theatre’s Forbidden City, The Good Citizen, Escape Productions’ The Deep Blue Sea & Letters from Home for the Esplanade. She was nominated Best Supporting Actress at the 2006 Life! Theatre Awards for her scene-stealing role as the Banana Tree Sprit in her first mandarin musical, Toy Factory’s 10 Brothers, challenging roles in Mental and Bertha’s Nest and sold out play 251.

Famous actress Amy Cheng shares her passion for acting and gives advice on how to break into the acting industry.

Allan Wu is a familiar face in the entertainment industry. He has modelled for Ford agency, participated in an episode of the reality competition series Fear Factor, VJ'ed for MTV Taiwan, starred in various television dramas such as Wu Yan De Ai for Singapore's MediaCorp and secured a role in in the Jack Neo-directed romantic comedy film I Do, I Do. He has also hosted all 3 seasons of The Amazing Race Asia. Allan is married to Singaporean actress Wong Li-Lin. He shares with us his hosting, acting and modelling experience and gives insight on how to break into the entertainment industry.

Allan Wu talks about his vast hosting experience and gives tips on how to calm your nerves.

Allan Wu is a familiar face in the entertainment industry. He has modelled for Ford agency, participated in an episode of the reality competition series Fear Factor, VJ'ed for MTV Taiwan, starred in various television dramas such as Wu Yan De Ai for Singapore's MediaCorp and secured a role in in the Jack Neo-directed romantic comedy film I Do, I Do. He has also hosted all 3 seasons of The Amazing Race Asia. Allan is married to Singaporean actress Wong Li-Lin. He shares with us his hosting, acting and modelling experience and gives insight on how to break into the entertainment industry.

Floor Techniques Crew (FTC) was formed on December 20th 2003. They have become one of the most respected bboy crews in Singapore, elevating the dance style “bboying” (commonly referred to as breakdancing by the media) to new heights. They have performed both locally and overseas, from school and stage performances to product launches and event celebrations. FTC have come 1st place in the following competitions: Step It Up! 2005, Funk It Out! 2006, Step It Up! 2006, O School KO Nite Bboy Category 2008, Gatsby Stylin’ Dance Contest 2009 and Singapore Best Dance Crew Bboy Category 2009. FTC talks about the bboying scene in Singapore and shares tips on how you can pick up this increasingly popular dance.

Chan Wai Teik is renowned for being both a photographer and bodybuilder in Singapore. He earned top prize in the 85kg (middleweight) category at the Nationals in 2008 and was further crowned Mr Singapore 2009 at the National Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships. It’s, therefore, no surprise he decided to bring his two loves together in his book “Hypertrophy” featuring photographs of six Asian body-builders. We catch up with Wai Teik who shuttles between Singapore and Shanghai where he shoots editorials for fashion and lifestyle magazines such as Harpaar's Bazaar Men’s Style and Men’s Health. He shares his experiences in the field and what it takes to be an award-winning photographer.

Irene Ang made her first TV impression as Rosie Phua, Singapore’s most beloved tai-tai, from the popular sitcom Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd. In 2002, she received the Best Comedy Actress Award at the Asian Television Awards for her role. Other TV appearances include The Donny Lee Show, Love Matters, Moulmein High, Growing Up and Champs. She is also seen on the big screen in local films like Coming Home, A Sharp Pencil and Stories About Love and Body Puzzle. Her latest venture is co-writing a book titled “The FAQ Book on Public Speaking” where she shares her valuable views and opinions on being a motivational speaker. Irene was the opening speaker for the Singapore Women’s Congress in 2005, as well as a panel speaker for the same congress back in 2004, having also given speeches in the World Speaker’s Summit. Irene Ang is represented by FLY Entertainment. Listen to her as she shares tips on how to become a successful comdedian in Singapore.

Irene Ang shares insights on what it's like to be a comedian in Singapore.

Irene Ang made her first TV impression as Rosie Phua, Singapore’s most beloved tai-tai, from the popular sitcom Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd. In 2002, she received the Best Comedy Actress Award at the Asian Television Awards for her role. Other TV appearances include The Donny Lee Show, Love Matters, Moulmein High, Growing Up and Champs. She is also seen on the big screen in local films like Coming Home, A Sharp Pencil and Stories About Love and Body Puzzle. Her latest venture is co-writing a book titled “The FAQ Book on Public Speaking” where she shares her valuable views and opinions on being a motivational speaker. Irene was the opening speaker for the Singapore Women’s Congress in 2005, as well as a panel speaker for the same congress back in 2004, having also given speeches in the World Speaker’s Summit. Irene Ang is represented by FLY Entertainment. Listen to her as she shares tips on how to become a successful comdedian in Singapore.

Irene Ang speaks to Yellobus and talks about the acting industry in Singapore.

Irene Ang made her first TV impression as Rosie Phua, Singapore’s most beloved tai-tai, from the popular sitcom Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd. In 2002, she received the Best Comedy Actress Award at the Asian Television Awards for her role. Other TV appearances include The Donny Lee Show, Love Matters, Moulmein High, Growing Up and Champs. She is also seen on the big screen in local films like Coming Home, A Sharp Pencil and Stories About Love and Body Puzzle. Her latest venture is co-writing a book titled “The FAQ Book on Public Speaking” where she shares her valuable views and opinions on being a motivational speaker. Irene was the opening speaker for the Singapore Women’s Congress in 2005, as well as a panel speaker for the same congress back in 2004, having also given speeches in the World Speaker’s Summit. Irene Ang is represented by FLY Entertainment. Listen to her as she shares tips on how to become a successful comdedian in Singapore.

Cristofori Music School has more than 27 years of experience in the piano industry. They currently have 26 Music Schools operating in Singapore to provide comprehensive music education to the masses, with a focus on piano, violin and guitar learning. The schools incorporate the highly-recognized UK’s Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) syllabus in their music courses; as well as this, they are the designated ABRSM exam centres in Singapore. They also make and sell pianos, as well as offer repair services. Professionals at Cristofori share with us what it takes to become successful musicians and vocalists.

 

Cristofori Music School has more than 27 years of experience in the piano industry. They currently have 26 Music Schools operating in Singapore to provide comprehensive music education to the masses, with a focus on piano, violin and guitar learning. The schools incorporate the highly-recognized UK’s Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) syllabus in their music courses; as well as this, they are the designated ABRSM exam centres in Singapore. They also make and sell pianos, as well as offer repair services. Professionals at Cristofori share with us what it takes to become successful musicians and vocalists.

Be inspired by one of Singapore’s leading playwrights. Haresh is Resident Playwright of The Necessary Stage and co-Artistic Director of the annual M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. He has written over 50 plays, which have been staged in Singapore, Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Dublin, Cairo, Melbourne, Busan, Seoul, New Delhi, Hong Kong, Hungary, Romania and Tokyo. Haresh has a BA from the National University of Singapore; as well as this, he has an MA in Playwriting from the University of Birmingham, obtained in 1994 on a Shell-NAC Scholarship. He has also been awarded fellowships and grants by the British Council and the United States Information Service, and was conferred the Young Artist Award in 1997. His play, Off Centre, was selected by the Ministry of Education as a Literature text for GCE 'N' and 'O' Levels from 2007, and republished by The Necessary Stage.

Alvin is the Founder and Artistic Director of The Necessary Stage. With his expertise, The Necessary Stage has grown to be one of Singapore's most prominent and respected theatre companies. He is also one of the co-Artistic Directors of the annual M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. One of the leading proponents of devising theatre in Singapore, Alvin has directed more than 40 plays which have been staged locally and at international festivals. Alvin has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and the National Arts Council's Young Artist Award. He has also represented Singapore in numerous international conferences and workshops.
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With more than 20 years of experience in the domain of industrial and consumer products, Casey has been a foreman in the field of sales and marketing. Besides holding a Master of Science in Management, he is also a member of Chartered Marketer CIM (UK) and the American Management Association. Find out about Simmons’ vision in promoting talent.

An Honors Degree graduate from the National University of Singapore, Ian’s first love and passion is singing. A child protégé discovered at age 10, his voice has been described to display an impressive range, with an ability to inject emphatic feeling and pathos to any song he graces. World’s Sexiest Man. Not Safe For Work.

The Music Clinic Pte Ltd was founded in 2003. It strives to be a learning haven for people interested in vocal training and learning about different genres of music. Their objective is to train students to be proficient in music and to become competent performers by learning the intricacies of stage performance in the areas of style, composure and poise. Peter Tan gives us the inside scoop on being a jack of all trades in the music industry.

Asha Edmund was dubbed the first soul singer from Singapore. She sang Liverpool's anthem “You'll Never Walk Alone” at the National Stadium during the start of the Liverpool - Singapore soccer match. She has several albums under her belt, including popular singles “Who's Got My Man?” “Shadow” and “Satellite”. “Satellite” has already achieved international status as it was fully recorded and mastered in Stuttgart, Germany with internationally recognised music producers Boris Koller and Andreas “RauschFrei” Rauscher. Theatre lovers may also remember Asha’s breathtaking performance in the musical ‘RENT’. With a Radio Music Award (DJ's CHOICE – 'Best Local Act'), Compass Award ('Top Local Pop Song' for her song, 'Dorian Bay'), recording contract with CreAsian Records and multiple radio hits under her belt, Asha was recognised as one of Singapore's Top Ten Talents in the Arts Magazine. R&B singer Asha shows us the ropes in the music industry.

Janek Schergen is from Göteborg, Sweden. Since the establishment of the Singapore Dance Theatre in 1988 he has been staging the ballets of Choo San Goh for the Company's repertoire. To date he has staged thirteen works for them and in December 2000 mounted the full length Romeo and Juliet for the Company. At the request of SDT he was asked to author a monograph on the career and ballets of Choo-San Goh. The book, with his text, was published in Singapore in September, 1997. In June 2007, he was appointed Assistant Artistic Director of Singapore Dance Theatre. He staged all of the ballets for the September 2007 season, The Legacy of Goh Choo San, and was responsible for making it one of SDT's most successful seasons in recent years. View the world of ballet through the eyes of a dance veteran.

Daniel Boey is a fashion director and show producer. His international portfolio includes some of the most highly publicised fashion events in London, Edinburgh, Berlin, Manchester, New York, Bangkok, Beijing, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh City and KL. He works with high profile clients Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Loewe, Valentino, Armani, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vera Wang, Tiffany, G-star, and M.A.C.

Daniel was also fashion consultant to the Design Singapore shows in London, Beijing, Shanghai and Milan, Creative Director to the Singapore Fashion Festival (2008) and the Fashion Director of the Singapore Jewel Fest (2007/08). Daniel is the host of “987fashion” and “fashion police” on Singapore radio, and has presented fashion and lifestyle segments on “the big boutique” on discovery travel & living. He has also contributed to international style publications surface and Wallpaper.

In recognition of his contribution and impact in the fast-paced fashion industry, Daniel received the Elle magazine (Singapore) fashion Icon of the Year Award in 2007, as well as numerous endorsements from various fashion and lifestyle houses, including G-star, New Balance and Motorola. Fashionistas alert! Daniel Boey shares his secrets on how to break into the fashion industry.

A well-known and accomplished choreographer Zaki has been the SAJC Dance Society’s dance instructor for the last 10 years. He is also one of the choreographers for the NUS Dance Ensemble since 1992. A familiar face on the Singapore dance scene, Zaki was responsible for many big scale performances held in Singapore in recent years. He has choreographed for the movie Forever Fever, the Miss Singapore/Universe pageant 2002-2006, Singapore Idol, MediaCorp’s New Year countdown shows, and various other commercial events such as fashions shows and product launches. Listen as he gives us insight and tips on making it big in Singapore’s dance industry.

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