Seth Cheong is a writer-director.

His first two shorts (Is it Cold in Winter? and Lay Over) have been recognised locally at the National Youth Film Awards and the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), and his third short, Arielle in a Loop, premiered at the 42nd International Film Festival of Uruguay.

He is an alumnus of the ASEAN-ROK Film Leaders Incubator and SGIFF’s Southeast Asian Film Lab, where his feature project, Blue Buildings, was awarded a Special Mention.

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Joel Neo is a producer drawn to female-led narratives that interrogate the realities we both exist within and create. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Filmmaking with Honours (Highest Distinction), and is a recipient of the media industry scholarship (SG:D) from Infocomm Media Development Authority.

In 2023, Joel participated in BaseCamp IV at the Locarno Film Festival, and represented Momo Film Co at the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2024. Her latest short film, Ash Goh Hua’s FULL MONTH, was presented at the Berlinale Short Form Station 2024, and is supported by Jerome Foundation and the Singapore Film Commission.

She is also an assistant producer on A USEFUL GHOST and Duong Dieu Linh's DON'T CRY, BUTTERFLY, which will premiere at Venice Critics’ Week 2024. Most recently, Joel is chosen as the finalists for the ASEAN-ROK Film Leaders Incubator FLY 2024.

Sophia Sim is a film producer.

Her first foray into the filmmaking industry was on A Land Imagined by Yeo Siew Hua (Golden Leopard Locarno, 2018). She then headed the casting team for Tiong Bahru Social Club by Tan Bee Thiam (Busan International Film Festival, 2020). She coproduced Nelson Yeo’s short film, Dreaming (Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg, 2022), and produced Gladys Ng’s Every Floor Looks the Same (International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, 2023). With Jeremy Chua, she coproduced Nicole Midori Woodford’s debut feature, Last Shadow at First Light (San Sebastián Film Festival 2023). She also produced, alongside Tan Si En, Nelson Yeo’s debut feature, Dreaming and Dying (2023) which won the Locarno Film Festival Cineasti del Presents Golden Leopard Award and Swatch First Feature Award.

Wendy Lie is a Singaporean next-gen filmmaker who is a seasoned TVC producer for brands such as SK-II and Fedex, to name a few. She’s transitioning to the narrative space and has worked on award winning short films with Singapore directors. Her most prominent project to date is  Locarno Golden Leopard winner Nelson Yeo’s “Dreaming And Dying”.  Ang Geck Geck’s “Ah Girl” is the first feature film where she takes on the role as a lead producer, it went to the Golden Horse Film Projection Programme (WIP) in 2024.
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She is also the recipient of the Singapore Discovery Centre Scholarship (2019) and the Lim Lai Cheng Award for Outstanding Performance in Aesthetics (2018).

Giselle Lin is a filmmaker from Singapore.

She graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts’ Puttnam School of Film & Animation with a First Class Bachelor of Arts in Film. Her thesis film Yi yi (Time Flows in Strange Ways on Sundays), which she wrote and directed, had its world premiere at the 74th Locarno Film Festival’s Pardi di domani: International Competition category. Giselle has always wanted to tell stories about women, for women; depicting women’s passions, disappointments, and routines.

She is inspired by the transience of being and the impermanence of, and emotional quality present in, all things, living or not. Giselle often looks to the women around her, and their experiences and moments in-between, for stories. She hopes to forever make films filled with human truth, touch, and taste — films that people feel before understanding.

Daryl Cheong is a young creative who aspires to craft artful brand narratives that kindle imagination where they’re least expected. He is currently exploring art direction, brand marketing, and creative communications, in hopes to create captivating brand experiences and compelling brand stories for people.

Outside of work, Daryl enjoys Korean pop culture, has a huge desire to travel the world, is a sucker for 90’s/Y2K art, and hops around unexplored cafés and creative spaces around Singapore in his free time to stay inspired.

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Tiffany Nah graduated from the National University of Singapore with a B.A. (Hons) in Literature and a minor in Film Studies. Tiff is experienced at creating materials and content for film related marketing. She takes charge and oversees Momo FIlm Co's social media content and strategy.

Greg is an experienced legal and business affairs counsel with deep experience in the entertainment industry, and in IP, multi-party financing, employment issues, joint venture set-ups, and dispute resolution. Strong legal professional with a Masters of Law from the University of Sydney.