Role: Series Producer
Commissioned by MediaCorp Channel 5, The Flying Kick Asia takes on a brand new current affairs show which offers weekly in-depth analysis of key issues and events that matter to Singaporeans. Each current issue will focus on the analysis of specific tangible issues that are topical with citizens.
Below are a few selected episodes to show the variety of content produced.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 17 - Ambitions of Singaporeans
OTRD hits the streets of Singapore and talk to some working adults and students, to find out more on their perception of work and their most/ least desired occupations.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 18 - No Ordinary Delivery
We meet a young entrepreneur in his own right. 25-year-old Lester defied the conventional path of a University education to follow his dream in setting up a food delivery business.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 24 - The Bizarre Job Interview Experiment
The bitesize team sets up a social experiment at a local University to find out if undergraduates will forgo starting a family for the sake of an exceptional job opportunity.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 26 - Singapore’s water story
Water – a delicate topic in Singapore. Discover the history of this essential resource and why we have to be thrifty with our consumption of water today.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 31 - Definition of Success
What is the definition of success? We look at the meaning of 'success' beginning from its surprisingly undemanding Latin roots.
Many traditional crafts and businesses are dying out, due to a lack of successors and declining customer base. We feature some seniors who are still keeping the trades alive through passion and determination.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 39 - All About Dengue
Here’s everything you need to know about dengue fever - the symptoms and the different types of dengue viruses, what makes it so dangerous and how you can protect yourself against it.
On The Red Dot Bite Size 41 - Queue Madness
From the opening of H&M’s flagship store here in 2011, to Kpop concerts and the recent Hello Kitty craze, Singaporeans have proventhat we’ve got the culture of queuing down pat.
