Filming the Intangible

By Goh Shuan Thing

February 2016 FEATURE
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What has film got to do with heritage? The Kaki Lima Short Film Competition answers that question effectively.Film can be a very reflective and evocative medium that captures the uniqueness of a place and its communities. And that is exactly what the Kaki Lima Short Film Competition aims to highlight.First held in 2014, the annual competition is organised by George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI), an organisation dedicated to the task of making George Town a sustainable city.The competition seeks...

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Goh Shuan Thing

enjoys helping businesses be heard and stay relevant through creative content strategy. You will occasionally find her lost in alternate realities of her favourite books.

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