Want to be the next George Lucas? Or Steven Spielberg? Now you can, with SAE Institute Singapore, where local filmmaker Tay Hoo Wee began his journey in film.

By Candice Chan

Finding SAE Institute Singapore
Tay Hoo Wee started off as a multimedia artist, and only became a filmmaker after his National Service. The well-spoken 27-year-old explains, “While I was doing my National Service, I was already looking out for a reputable school to start my film education. I asked around and SAE was one of the highly recommended names. So I signed up with SAE, where I went through the whole process of filmmaking, from pre-production to post-production...”

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