Responsibilities:

- To assist video productions by managing talents and crew both in studio and on location, requisitioning of props and costumes, ensuring a smooth production process

- To work closely with the creative team in the video editing process

- Be involved in post-production enhancements, such as animation and visual effects

Requirements:

- Basic editing skills on FCP platform. Familiarity in animation/visual effects will be an advantage

- A keen interest in video production

- Must be an energetic individual with good constitution and be prepared to work irregular hours

- Computer literate and possesses good organizational and communication skills

Interested candidates please get in touch with us at contact@littleredants.com.sg or call Alex at 96366717.

I (Darren) finally got down to developing my film in my cameras and scanning them. Just some random moments of the ants. =) Enjoy!

some people just have natural "seh", don't need to "gek" one

a girl in hiding.

a present hanging.

a cake in waiting.

the birthday boy.

surprise!

The work of our in-house graphic artist. No prizes for guessing who’s who.

Adeline, Alex and Yan Zhao losing precious brain cells over the crafting of a script and storyboard

Darren brought his Hasselblad to work today, together with a couple of old polaroids. Wanted to do a special photo project for Chinese New Year but everyone else was too busy and he was simply ignored in the office. So what to do, but to disturb them at work instead. A last minute commission from a regular client got us all in a frenzy, even as we prepare for another major shoot next week. At least there is the Chinese New Year holidays to look forward to at the end of this mad period.

Our new short film coming up! Shot for the Panasonic Digital Film Fiesta.

The power of good communication techniques.

Song: “Eyes” by Rogue Wave

Locked from Little Red Ants on Vimeo.

What happens when your mind is awake but your body is not? Can a life held afloat by thoughts still be called a life?

This short film was inspired by the plight of locked-in syndrome patients.