MURK! (Exploring Singapore from Below) Screening & Sharing Session

While diving in Singapore is known for its limited murky visibility compared to other destinations in Southeast Asia, this debut film by Coastal Natives aims to unveil the hidden wonders beneath the surface. Following a group of local underwater photographers, MURK! celebrates our captivating underwater world and advocates for a deeper appreciation of the ocean. After all, you can't protect what you don't know!

Come connect with the community and enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from the film's creators! Whether you're an ocean enthusiast, a film lover, or simply curious to learn more, this event offers something for everyone.

About the speakers:

Coastal Natives is a not-for-profit organisation on a mission to inspire new ocean lovers and conservationists through film, art and community. The team comprises an impassioned community of ocean lovers who hope to show audiences how incredible the ocean is so that they will want to protect it, and offers a fun platform to learn more about the environment and what we can all do to help. Coastal Natives organises film screenings, art exhibitions and talks to develop wonder and inspire audiences to act for the ocean.

In this talk, three members of the team - Nikki Tan (Film Director), Naomi Clark-Shen (Conservation Scientist), and Shinto K Anto (Underwater Photographer) - will share their experiences working on the MURK! film. Come hear the stories behind the film's production, including exclusive behind-the-scenes details from underwater expeditions performed by the team!

In partnership with Royal Geographical Society: events