VIDDSEE, make south-east Asia films available

By Amanda Yeoh, Photography Viddsee

December 2013 FEATURE
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Viddsee provides a much-needed platform for the online screening of local and regional films. Is this what the future of film distribution will look like?It’s a Sunday a ernoon and Derek Tan and Ho Jia Jian are chatting with me via Skype (both of them are based in Singapore). Ho, the Malaysian half of the duo, informs me that the distribution network for short films within South-East Asia isn’t looking very robust. At best, only a couple of small shops...

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Amanda Yeoh

is a student, a writer and, of all things, a minimalist.

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Photography Viddsee

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