An animated comedy short film, SHE AND HER GOOD VIBRATIONS follows a stressed-out, middle-aged woman who discovers the wonders of a vibrator. However, she soon becomes addicted to solo pleasure sessions and loses touch with reality.

Our Kickstarter campaign raised SGD 12,174, which is 152% of our campaign goal!

We've also been featured on: Vice | Sinema

SELECTED SCREENINGS
Singapore International Film Festival 2023
SXSW Sydney 2024 (Australia)
Chicago International Film Festival 2024 (U.S.)
Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2024 (United Kingdom)
Guanajuato International Film Festival 2024 (Mexico)
Asian American International Film Festival 2024 (New York, U.S.)
Animage Animation Film Festival 2024 (Brazil)
Animest International Animation Film Festival 2024 (Romania)
Cucalorus Film Festival 2024 (U.S.)
Fest Anča International Animation Festival 2024 (Slovakia)
Festival Cartón 2024 (Argentina)
Filmfest Dresden 2024 (Germany)
Jakarta Film Week 2024 (Indonesia)
Minikino Film Week's Bali International Short Film Festival 2024 (Indonesia)
MISFF Macao International Shorts Film Festival 2024
MONSTRA Lisbon Animation Festival 2024 (Portugal)
Singapore Shorts (Asian Film Archive) 2024
World Festival of Animated Film Varna 2024 (Bulgaria)

NOMINATIONS
National Youth Film Awards 2023 (Singapore): 6 nominations including Best Short Film in Open Youth category.

I co-directed this film with animation director Sarah Cheok. We hope to create a fun, comedic animated short film that will break down prejudices around female self-pleasure. We also hope to spark conversations around sex-positivity.

In 2020, I pitched this film in Animation Visions: Story Development Lab organised by SCAPE and Cartoons Underground. The project won the Best Pitch award. Through the Lab, I met Sarah and producer Jerrold Chong.

I wrote this short film after experiencing a mishap with a vibrator. A few years ago, a university friend gave me a vibrator. I used it day in day out until it broke down one month later. Embarrassed, I couldn't share this story even with my closest friends. I was afraid of being judged as sexually promiscuous.

Two years later, I finally found the courage to share the story with an audience of 30 people in a real-story showcase in the Haque Centre of Acting and Creativity (HCAC), Singapore.

The story made the audience laugh very hard, especially the women. After the show, some women approached me relating their own stories with their (secret) vibrator. This made me realise of the story’s wide appeal to women.

Through the medium of animation, we will tell the story through metaphors, exaggerations, and surrealist humour.