Myrtle represents the families that experienced an indefinite separation when cities went into lockdown in early 2020. With her husband stranded overseas, Myrtle feels the weight of his prolonged absence. Myrtle puts up a brave front and shares an appreciation of the presence of family members. Acted by Joo Kah Ho. Script, Camera and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta

Cracks in Tony’s marriage are magnified during the lockdown. Communication lost through years of neglect and a busy city lifestyle have slid to a point of ‘irreconcilable differences’. But while Jane sees their differences as a reason to leave, Tony sees a silver lining – that knowing each other’s differences is a good place to begin rebuilding and repair. We drift away unintentionally but draw near intentionally. God is for marriage and values it. Acted by Barry Chou Script, Camera and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta

A lighthearted glimpse into when time came to a standstill. During the lockdown, all busyness, packed schedules, and plans vanished. Days of the week went into a blur. Uncertainty for the future was felt by all. In the midst, we had time to think about things that really matter. To surrender things that are out of our control, and to trust in God’s goodness. Acted by Joshua Ding, Xixi Chang, and Yvonne Grace Chua Script, Camera, and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta

Our migrant community was hard-hit in their close-living quarters during the pandemic. When brother Prasad found himself tested positive for Covid-19, he was confronted with fear. But God showed him a way to hold on to faith and surrounded him with fellow brothers who prayed for him. And also a pastor who called and cared for him personally. Listen to Prasad’s true story! Recorded by brother Prasad while undergoing quarantine With thanks to Pastor Nelson David Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta

Families - While some enjoyed the time of confinement together, playing boardgames and kitchen cookouts, other families struggled. A-level student, Haeley, shares the awkwardness and embarrassment in the generation gap. A reminder that not all families are alike. But all need empathy, time and grace. Families are God’s precious basic building block in every community. Written and acted by Christie Chiu Camera and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta

When the Circuit Breaker forces all building and construction work to cease, Jasper’s home renovation plans go down the pipelines. While he is thankful that his parents in-law offer him and his wife a room in their flat, the unexpected addition of relatives returning home from abroad make their stay there crowded, awkward and uncomfortable. With no idea as to how long the pandemic will last, Jasper discusses the human loss of control. And the need to regain it. Acted by Ranon Mak Script, Camera and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Non Copyright music - Dog Park and Sneaky Adventure by Kevin Macleod Non Copyright music – Every Little Thing by Oak Studios Original Music by Paulo Garganta Edited by Tracey Chia

Mei has lost her airline stewardess job and taken on a new role as a health care worker. She gets home late from work every night, but she counts the joy of being able to be home to see her baby girl and hubby. Mei observes how our community has struggled, but weighs in on the necessity of our sober ‘new normal’ measures. A deep appreciation of community, family and togetherness hits home as she reminisces about Christmas. Acted by Elizabeth Morse Script, Camera and Direction by Joseph Ng Animation and Voiceover by Tracey Chia Original Music by Paulo Garganta Additional music: (No Copyright Music) Long Calming Piano Background – DS Productions Christmas Background Music – 1 Hour of Traditional Christmas Carols Instrumental Piano – Royalty Free. Lost Outside

Life is like a snowglobe. A pretty little glass ornament that houses a perfect world. Carefully-crafted and protected in a transparent dome for all to admire; reminiscent of our picture-perfect lives. But what happens when our snowglobes get shaken up or turned upside down? 

A powerful short play featuring "The Room" Enter into that place of surreality, where everything is open.

Every family is different, but the one thing they all have in common, is trouble. My Grand Father’s House is a winsome dramedy about the ups and downs of family life in our small city. A grandfather copes with aging, living alone and with his past. His grown son carries work as a burden and obligation. A rebellious teenage son is absorbed in gaming, while his little sister is not too young to share the gospel. Moms come in all shapes and sizes. See how a Filipino helper makes her mark in family life and how a hopeful mother’s prayers are answered. If God’s heart of reconciliation is enough to restore mankind unto Himself, surely it is enough to restore our closest human relationships as well.

This Easter, witness a powerful modern-day re-telling of the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. See from the eyes of an earnest Prison Guard working in the ‘Grey Room’ the day the Messiah was sentenced to death, in the accounts from His final hour

Tsoh is a talkshow host whose show has run for ten seasons now. He’s stylish, clever, charming, and meets the who’s who in society on his glamourous show. He appears to have achieved ultimate success, but when he steps offstage, it’s a different matter. His world falls apart. An unresolved past affects him mentally and emotionally. He constantly fears that failure is waiting at the door. Success is very much a part of God’s plan for us. But have we really understood it?