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Comment: The cited sources do not really talk about Chua. They just simply mention that he was in was casted in x film. Because of this, many of the claims made in the article are unsourced. Also this draft contains many unattributed opinions. For example, Chua has garnered recognition for his versatile acting skills and contributions to the film industry, both in front of and behind the camera.
andThis period marked the beginning of his interest in performance arts.
according to whom? Ca talk to me! 04:54, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
Michael H. Chua is a Singaporean actor, director, and screenwriter, known for his participation in over 400 local and international productions since 2010. Chua has garnered recognition for his versatile acting skills and contributions to the film industry, both in front of and behind the camera.
Early Life and Education
editMichael H. Chua grew up in Singapore in the public housing estate of Redhill Close. During his time at Singapore Polytechnic, Chua became actively involved in the Welfare Services Club, engaging in various activities to support the underprivileged. This period marked the beginning of his interest in performance arts.
Chua pursued higher education in Australia, where he obtained a degree in Engineering, followed by postgraduate studies in Computer Science, and later, Information Technology in the United Kingdom. Before embarking on his artistic career, he worked internationally as an independent cybersecurity consultant.[1]
Acting Career
editChua's acting career began unexpectedly in 2010 when he was scouted online to participate in a short film. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of roles across film, television, and online media, showcasing his ability to embody diverse characters.[2]
Directing and Screenwriting
editChua has also made his mark behind the camera, writing, directing, and producing films that have been recognized in various international film festivals.
Notable Works
editIlo Ilo (2014): Chua played a supporting role in this feature film directed by Anthony Chen, which won the Camera D'Or at Cannes and the Best New Director Award at the Golden Horse Awards in 2014.[3]
Certified Dead (2015): In this film directed by Marrie Lee, Chua's portrayal of Ian Lee garnered attention when the film won Best Foreign Film at the 14th Royal Bali International Film Festival (2016).[4]
Worry from Home (2022): This film directed by Chua won the Gold award in the Open Category at the My Singapore New Norm Micro Film Competition.[5]
Authorship
editChua is the author of "Maid in Singapore - Singapore’s Got Domestic Talent" (2021), a novel exploring themes of ambition and identity through the lens of a Filipina maid in Singapore.[6]
Personal Life
editMichael H. Chua divides his time between Europe and Singapore, where he continues to engage in creative projects across multiple facets of the arts.
References
edit- ^ "CNBC Interview of Michael Chua about Spam emails". YouTube. 20 March 2024.
- ^ Lay, Belmont (10 March 2014). "Actor in Viral Hentak Kaki S'porean short film, starring in yet another viral short film".
- ^ Loh, Genevieve (27 May 2013). "Ilo Ilo is first S'pore film to win at Cannes". Today. Archived from the original on 27 May 2013. Retrieved 22 June 2013.
- ^ "本地英语剧情片《鉴定死亡》获皇家峇厘电影节最佳国际影片" [Local English film "Certified Dead" wins Best International Film at Royal Bali Film Festival]. Facebook (in Chinese). 5 Jan 2017.
- ^ "My Singapore New Norm Micro Film Competition Award Ceremony And Long Service Award Ceremony".
- ^ Chua, Michael T. (2011). Maid in Singapore. ISBN 978-981-14-6467-6.