So previously, I wrote about my experience about NYP's School of Business Management (SBM) and today I'm gonna share with you guys a little more on...
SCHOOL OF INTERACTIVE & DIGITAL MEDIA
I'm definitely not a gamer but there's something about this course that I thought was pretty cool.
They have everything you need to create the special effects and animation you see in games & movies. From creating your first concept art piece to turning it into an actual animation... I finally got to see how it works....
This was where I was taught how images are usually captured and transformed into games with current technology. *fascinated*
Although I'm more into writing than programming, I thought it was interesting to find out how games & movies are actually produced.
I've always been really curious about how all these work and finally my doubts were cleared.
So what happens is that, a person would usually wear a bodysuit with dots that will be detected on the screen, and the person will do some movements so that the computer can record it. That is how they animate the characters that they've designed!
Zack below conducted a demo for us! He's a student at SIDM
Apparently, you'll get to learn how to create animation and effects you see in blockbuster movies like Ratatouille, Kung Fu Panda, and Madagascar 2!
The lecturer told me that besides having professional software to work on, students are also taught by experts who provide services to companies like Pixar, Disney and Lucasfilm! Wow..
Some of the artwork done by the year 1 & 2 students...
I really couldn't believe it when they told me that the work were drawn. They totally looked as if they were printed. haha. And what's the best part? Having an art background isn't compulsory bcos everything will be taught from basics.
I guess that's when your passion comes in. When you're determined to do something, you'll succeed eventually as long as you persevere. :)
Apparently, students will have the opportunity to be attached to USA where they are trained by Hollywood studio experts! And the school has some sort of partnership with Sony PlayStation® whereby students will be taught how to develop PlayStation® like games.
Plus NYP is known for their motion graphics and programming of games!!! I guess it's what most boys desire???? (Not stereotyping here. Haha.)
There are also 2 other full time courses to choose from!
Many of them studying in SIDM actually had a chance to showcase their work too. For instance, the motion graphics and on screen visuals from last year's National Day Parade (2012) were painstakingly done by and produced by SIDM students as well. They did very well at WorldSkills Singapore 2012 and they also work closely with MTV Asia!
And many of them actually had the opportunity to go abroad for their courses... How awesome can that be.
Some of the professions you get become include Visual Effects Artist, Film Production specialist, Technical Director, Game Designer, Storyboard Artist, Animation Producer, Illustrator. Cool huh :)
Normally when a school like this is so well known for their digital media skills, I would think their graduates will do well. ... And many of them have jobs in Lucasfilm Animation, Infinite Frameworks, WETA Digital, Ubisoft, and Blizzard Entertainment, USA... awesome huh?!
One of the many award-winning videos done by them...
The whole learning experience was definitely worthwhile! ;)
Hey babies, won't be blogging today. Just wanna share with you guys a really good cover done by this guy called Daryl, who sang one of my fav songs, Safe & Sound.
Hmm, if you've been with me for quite awhile, you might have noticed that I really appreciate good singers. Especially cover singers. And I can spend my whole night watching them on youtube.
Personally, I feel that it's pretty hard to find a good Chinese (as in race) singer in Singapore. Unless they are mixed or something... So I get really excited whenever I come across any good ones or one that catches my attention. Not being stereotypical and saying that there aren't any, just hardly.
Attended a spectacular NAFA Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Marketing Graduation show 2012 over at NAFA's Lee Foundation Theatre 151 Bencoolen St last Wednesday;
Where 31 Graduating students had a chance to portray their meticulously designed outfits and only a few were chosen as the best designs by the judges.
First up, "Blacque - Minimalist, Contemporary, Tailored, Sleek, Quality"
kicked off the show with their stunning menswear worn on gorgeous looking models.
This was in fact my very first Fashion "runway" show I've attended and I really enjoyed myself.
Never knew guys could look good with really short shorts. Hahaha! This totally proved wrong.
Representing Blacque were:
Alison Lim, Goh Shu Jing, Ling Chai Hun and Teo Huei Bao
"Claudia Lee, Gan Hong Ghim, Gan Pei Hoon, Lai Jun Seng."
Representing Gywn were:
"Joenna Tandijono, Kam Ming Hui, Natcha Vitavaskarnwej, Pang Lin Ting."
The show was then ended off with a Finale put up by all the Models.
Some of the collections on display!
And last of all, ending this post off with A PICTURE OF ME. HAHAHA.
Have never once attended a NAFA event without feeling tempted to join them after graduating. They really offer supa cool diplomas... And what more I really love fashion!!!! ARGH. Ok, cya guys! :-*
So previously, I wrote about my experience about NYP's School of Business Management (SBM) and today I'm gonna share with you guys a little more on...
SCHOOL OF INTERACTIVE & DIGITAL MEDIA
I'm definitely not a gamer but there's something about this course that I thought was pretty cool.
They have everything you need to create the special effects and animation you see in games & movies. From creating your first concept art piece to turning it into an actual animation... I finally got to see how it works....
This was where I was taught how images are usually captured and transformed into games with current technology. *fascinated*
Although I'm more into writing than programming, I thought it was interesting to find out how games & movies are actually produced.
I've always been really curious about how all these work and finally my doubts were cleared.
So what happens is that, a person would usually wear a bodysuit with dots that will be detected on the screen, and the person will do some movements so that the computer can record it. That is how they animate the characters that they've designed!
Zack below conducted a demo for us! He's a student at SIDM
Apparently, you'll get to learn how to create animation and effects you see in blockbuster movies like Ratatouille, Kung Fu Panda, and Madagascar 2!
The lecturer told me that besides having professional software to work on, students are also taught by experts who provide services to companies like Pixar, Disney and Lucasfilm! Wow..
Some of the artwork done by the year 1 & 2 students...
I really couldn't believe it when they told me that the work were drawn. They totally looked as if they were printed. haha. And what's the best part? Having an art background isn't compulsory bcos everything will be taught from basics.
I guess that's when your passion comes in. When you're determined to do something, you'll succeed eventually as long as you persevere. :)
Apparently, students will have the opportunity to be attached to USA where they are trained by Hollywood studio experts! And the school has some sort of partnership with Sony PlayStation® whereby students will be taught how to develop PlayStation® like games.
Plus NYP is known for their motion graphics and programming of games!!! I guess it's what most boys desire???? (Not stereotyping here. Haha.)
There are also 2 other full time courses to choose from!
Many of them studying in SIDM actually had a chance to showcase their work too. For instance, the motion graphics and on screen visuals from last year's National Day Parade (2012) were painstakingly done by and produced by SIDM students as well. They did very well at WorldSkills Singapore 2012 and they also work closely with MTV Asia!
And many of them actually had the opportunity to go abroad for their courses... How awesome can that be.
Some of the professions you get become include Visual Effects Artist, Film Production specialist, Technical Director, Game Designer, Storyboard Artist, Animation Producer, Illustrator. Cool huh :)
Normally when a school like this is so well known for their digital media skills, I would think their graduates will do well. ... And many of them have jobs in Lucasfilm Animation, Infinite Frameworks, WETA Digital, Ubisoft, and Blizzard Entertainment, USA... awesome huh?!
One of the many award-winning videos done by them...
The whole learning experience was definitely worthwhile! ;)
Hey babies, won't be blogging today. Just wanna share with you guys a really good cover done by this guy called Daryl, who sang one of my fav songs, Safe & Sound.
Hmm, if you've been with me for quite awhile, you might have noticed that I really appreciate good singers. Especially cover singers. And I can spend my whole night watching them on youtube.
Personally, I feel that it's pretty hard to find a good Chinese (as in race) singer in Singapore. Unless they are mixed or something... So I get really excited whenever I come across any good ones or one that catches my attention. Not being stereotypical and saying that there aren't any, just hardly.
Attended a spectacular NAFA Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Marketing Graduation show 2012 over at NAFA's Lee Foundation Theatre 151 Bencoolen St last Wednesday;
Where 31 Graduating students had a chance to portray their meticulously designed outfits and only a few were chosen as the best designs by the judges.
First up, "Blacque - Minimalist, Contemporary, Tailored, Sleek, Quality"
kicked off the show with their stunning menswear worn on gorgeous looking models.
This was in fact my very first Fashion "runway" show I've attended and I really enjoyed myself.
Never knew guys could look good with really short shorts. Hahaha! This totally proved wrong.
Representing Blacque were:
Alison Lim, Goh Shu Jing, Ling Chai Hun and Teo Huei Bao
"Claudia Lee, Gan Hong Ghim, Gan Pei Hoon, Lai Jun Seng."
Representing Gywn were:
"Joenna Tandijono, Kam Ming Hui, Natcha Vitavaskarnwej, Pang Lin Ting."
The show was then ended off with a Finale put up by all the Models.
Some of the collections on display!
And last of all, ending this post off with A PICTURE OF ME. HAHAHA.
Have never once attended a NAFA event without feeling tempted to join them after graduating. They really offer supa cool diplomas... And what more I really love fashion!!!! ARGH. Ok, cya guys! :-*
Hey there! I share about anything and everything here. You can choose to leave, but I think you should get to know me a little more before you pass your judgement. Check out my FAQ section if it helps.
Who are you?
I'm Naomi, better known as Naomi Neo, and I'm born on the 25th of January 1996. I don't have any siblings, but I'm grateful to have the best parents in the world, who love me unconditionally, and a best friend Trixy who's been there for me for the past 5 years. Currently titled as the youngest "Celebrity Blogger" under my management, Gushcloud - With approximately 124k likes & followers on my Facebook profile and page, 80k followers on twitter and 116k on Instagram currently.
What are you known for?
Honestly, I've no idea what am I known for in majority's eyes, but here's what I presume and hope to be recognised for - I've been writing on all my social platforms since 2009, and got kind of known from writing my thoughts and views on Facebook. My first blog post that went viral was an entry dedicated to my good friend back then, titled "Mothers," in late 2010. Noticing the positive results, I decided to take blogging a little more seriously in 2011. Since then, I've been told that my posts were relatable and inspiring to many, which hence, got me to where I am today.
How well to do is your family? You seem rather spoilt.
I think I'm just average and if you think I'm wealthy rich and spoilt, you're so wrong. I mean yes, my parents do pamper me cos I'm the only child, but I've never taken their money since 2013. And I pay for all my clothes, accessories, make up and 90% of my daily necessities from the money I earn.
What are your stats?
I'm a UK 4 or 6, I've been stuck between 38kg - 40kg. Since I've never really talked about my height, you can deduce I'm exceptionally short and I'm not proud of it - So if you know it, good for you. If you don't, too bad I'm not revealing it. :p
Are you single?
Yes I am. My last relationship was in 2013, and I'm not seeing anyone at the moment.
Do you photoshop your pictures?
No, I don't. Cos I honestly have no idea how to use that crazily complexed software. Ok, it's not very complicated I suppose. I'm just god damn lazy. I only use it to design my texts etc. However, I've been using PicMonkey to edit my pictures. Yeah I know, the main question's still back to whether I "beautify" myself or not. Er, I've no idea what's up with people constantly harping on this issue. The last time I claimed that I don't, was probably in 2012 (which I really didn't back then) But along the way, I figured it was necessary to "upgrade" myself and learn how to. If I can't do plastic surgery, at least make my pictures look chio what. If you know how to, question is, WHY NOT? And, don't you guys wanna see nice pictures too?!?! However I'd like to emphasise that - I do not beautify myself in all my pictures. I only do so when I feel the need to. And 3/4 of the time, I only make adjustments to my gigantic, elephant legs WHICH I admit, I'm very insecure about. So don't tell me my legs are damn nice la, cos some pictures are deceiving. Anyway, I've tons of videos everywhere... Judge for yourself?
Did you have any plastic surgery done?
No I didn't. Firstly, I could not afford to. Secondly, even if I do have the money, my parents are definitely not open to the idea. Thirdly, if I have the money and my parents' consent... OH PLEASE, I would have made myself look a zillion times better than how I am now. So some of you may ask, why is it that I have parallel eyelids. I've mentioned this before, but since some of you are too lazy to find out the truth - Fyi, I am born with double eyelids to begin with, I just wanted to have parallel instead of tapered eyelids. And in case you're really sensitive about it, I'm not saying tapered's not nice... It's just personal preference. In case you don't know what I'm talking about...
So yeah, I tried using eyelid tapes for about 6 months in 2011, and miraculously, have permanent parallel lids since then. I think I'm really lucky. Why do I say so? Cos it doesn't work for everyone.
Don't you think it's better to be natural?
Unfortunately, not everyone's blessed with natural beauty. And even though I've never claimed to be ugly, I've never claimed to be pretty by nature either. I won't deny I've been rather extravagant when it comes to the amount of money I spend on things to beautify my physical appearance, cos sadly, it is important to look good in this society today. You can read more on my views about physical appearance (here). And I don't see anything wrong with wanting to look good or better. Everybody wants to. If you tell me you value natural beauty, I'm cool with it, but if you tell me about your self-righteous logic on how it's wrong to enhance your appearance... Fuck you, go marry a plant since you like it natural.
Don't you think it's better to be natural?
Unfortunately, not everyone's blessed with natural beauty. And even though I've never claimed to be ugly, I've never claimed to be pretty by nature either. I won't deny I've been rather extravagant when it comes to the amount of money I spend on things to beautify my physical appearance, cos sadly, it is important to look good in this society today. You can read more on my views about physical appearance (here). And I don't see anything wrong with wanting to look good or better. Everybody wants to. If you tell me you value natural beauty, I'm cool with it, but if you tell me about your self-righteous logic on how it's wrong to enhance your appearance... Fuck you, go marry a plant since you like it natural.
Are you insecure about your looks?
Yes I am, to a certain extent. I believe you would too, if you have a hundred people reminding you about your flaws every single day. But the thing is, I love myself. So I've accepted that's it's fine not to be perfect.
Do you think you're attention seeking?
Most ridiculous question ever. My question to you is, are you not? This is probably my millionth time saying this, but I think everyone seeks for attention. The only thing that differentiates each of us would be the miles we would travel for it. From a level of - I want attention to Kim Kardashian, it's just a matter of fact how much you want it. And I see absolutely nothing wrong with it unless you're doing something despicable, and harming someone to your own benefits. Besides, no matter how much I love it - It may sound ironic, but I hate unnecessary attention. I only like it when it's for something I worked hard to gain. If you know me well enough, I'm not the kind who would go nude just to get myself to where I want. (Just an example)
How do you deal with your haters?
I've been receiving nasty comments since the day I had a blog, in 2007. I've seen the worst, and it came to a point where it amuses me, because I actually get to find out things I didn't know about myself. I used to care so much, I would cry myself to bed on most nights and I even had issues stepping out of my house at a period of time. However, it took me years to realise how stupid it is to reciprocate to what people who don't me have to say, especially stories/rumours they fabricate. I'm fine with constructive criticisms because I've learnt to take it the positive way - Helping me to improve and get better. Of course it still pisses me off at times when I see untrue stuff about me circulated around by my haters, and I'd either ignore it (if it's nothing too serious) or address it, in other words, stand up for myself (if I find a need to.) And when I ignore it, I don't look at it in a way where I'm a coward or I admit to it - I just find it a waste of time to acknowledge the existence of these people, when most of them are just dying to get my response from their juvenile remarks. Yet when I retaliate, (which I rarely do these days) I only do so when something's getting out of hand. Like if it's tarnishing my reputation or sort. After all, I'm a girl. And I wouldn't "just ignore it" if it affects my name. If I don't stand up for myself, who would? Then again, I don't think that means I care about my haters - I just care about myself enough to want to shut your mouth. Besides, I can stop 1, 2 or 3 people from talking about me, but how many times can I do so? Fact is, you can't please everyone. So it's either you focus on what you have, or waste your life by dwelling on what you don't. And for those friends who decided to leave and hate me for what others have to say? Here's a big... THANK YOU. Haha, if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have realised who my real friends were.
Do you think you deserve what you have now?
Honestly, I've always felt that I don't in a way, cos of how affected I used to be about what people have to say - "There are better looking people out there," "You are not good enough!" etc. However, I've came to a realisation that it's impossible to be the best. Cos there will always be someone better, no matter how good you think you are. And as long as I think I've done my best, I don't see why I don't deserve to be where I am today. I've worked so hard for the things I have, and it's not like everything I have is an overnight success. So too bad if you beg to differ and think that a) I'm only here due to my looks, which I think is completely senseless, cos if it was just about my looks, I wouldn't have been around after so long - Taking into consideration, the ever-rising number of good-looking people there are today. b) it's bcos of what I write, cos I definitely won't claim to be the best writer. Somehow it's still a mystery to me why people still read my blog until today. c) and it's probably cos you don't know me well enough. I definitely agree that someone out there deserves this so much more than I do, but I guess it's true that life's unfair, and I'm sorry I have no control over it.
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