Jasmine Ng
Jasmine Ng Kin Kia (; born 1972) is a Singaporean director known for co-directing the feature film Eating Air with Kelvin Tong, the documentary film Pink Paddlers and the short film Moveable Feast, which she co-directed alongside Tong and Sandi Tan. She is also a part-time film lecturer at the National University of Singapore. Early life and education While Ng was studying at Singapore Chinese Girls' School, she filmed her own rendition of Swan Lake with the "odd-sized girls" in her class, which she titled Duck Pond. She studied at Victoria Junior College. In 1991, she won a scholarship to study at New York University Tisch School of the Arts, jointly offered by the Economic Development Board and VHQ, becoming the first person to win the scholarship. In the summer of 1992, she and her friends Sandi Tan and Sophia Siddique decided to make a film. They would use their savings to make the film, and would be guided by Georges Cardona, who was their mentor and close friend. The film, Shirkers, starring Tan as a serial killer named "S", was edited by Ng, produced by Siddique and directed by Cardona. However, before the film could be completed, Cardona disappeared