Computer Family

Final Year (Documentary) Project of DAVP AV0801L Students.

Producer: Shaun Ramachandran
Director: Png Zhen Yu
Camera Operator: Nizard Ali
Lighting Director: Ivan Gerad
Sound Supervisor: Nur Ashikin
Video Post Production: Jamie Morales


A Documentary based around a song Anno Domini (The Year of Our Lord) by Trevor Nerva. It's main focus, how computers affect family life, in the way they live, then and now. It compares how families used to be years ago, before the age of computers, and how it is now. How wider means of communication has caused families to become more closed up. Personal computers have opened the doors for every individual to see the world, to have knowledge at our very finger tips. It has taken over our lives in every aspect from work, education to personal entertainment. This film aims to present both positive and negative impacts of technology, mainly personal computers, on family life. It's main message, to surf the internet and not serve. To strike a balance for everything.

Credits To
Rathna Raghesh
Jasper Teo
Faizan Ahmed
Colin Peeris
Jun Hui
Emile Dumont
Roderick Thesiera
Gareth Lee
Rosabel Mah
Benjamin Peh
Brady
Desmond Lucas

Gary Teo
Benjamin Ramachandran
Joshua Ch'ng
Farley Santa Maria

Singapore Botanic Gardens
Church of Saint Francis Xavier, Singapore
National Library Board
Naval Base Secondary School
Odyssey Cyber Cafe
ITE College West DAVP Studios

Music Provided By
FPM (FreePlayMusic.com)
©2009 All Rights Reserved
Used With Permission

Anno Domini (In The Year of Our Lord)
Music & Lyrics by Trevor Nerva & Julie Sim
From IJ Album, Share The Love
©2002 All Rights Reserved
Used With Permission

Special Thanks To
Brian Lim
(BA in Psychology & Communications)
Fee Mei Feng
Janice Lee
Lim Kian Seng
Ong Yu Lee
Michael Chew

And To All Who Played A Part, Big or Small
In Making This Film Possible


All Rights Reserved 2009©

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Computer
• Family
• Technology
• Achar
• Pictures
• DAVP
• ITE
• AMK
• Documentary

[eugenievillanueva]

Great Documentary Trevor ! How true !