Let’s Talk – Who is shaping the conversation?
Sharaad called me up and asked if I would come on his show (Let’s Talk with Sharaad Kuttan) on Astro AWANI to talk about the Malaysian and also international media landscape.
Tag Archives: multimedia journalism
WE ARE ANIMALS film screening and photo exhibition at the Cooler Lumpur Festival
My latest documentary film WE ARE ANIMALS will be screening at the 2018 Cooler Lumpur Festival this Friday!
Malaysia’s “Red Shirts” were born of ignorance
With ignorance, there is fear and misunderstanding – two very dangerous elements in a country as deeply polarised as Malaysia.
We The People – Red Shirts protest against Malaysiakini
Were the concrete blocks they used during the silat demonstration real? The Red Shirts tried to intimidate people during their protest at the Malaysiakini office.
My photo is featured on Canon’s Snapshot website!
I was more than happy when Canon wanted to feature me as one of a few photojournalists they were highlighting.
The Fat Bidin Vlog (Ep 34) – They wanted to take photos with me!
Spoke to a group of university students and they really fanboy-ed over me!
The Fat Bidin Vlog (Ep 33) – Fiercely independent & non-conformist!
The Fat Bidin Vlog Ep 33 – Fiercely independent & non-conformist! Brainstorming some new ideas with couple of veteran content creators. New vlog episodes are out every Wednesdays! Subscribe to […]
The Fat Bidin Vlog (Ep 1) – Multimedia journalism, 1MDB & a false labour!
I have decided to start vlogging! Yeah! Whatever! This is the first episode and I hope it becomes a weekly affair. It might be crap or it might be brilliant. […]
My last (and favourite) photo from my Afghanistan collection to be put on sale online
Some of the best pictures and videos I managed to produce during my time in Afghanistan are of the beautiful locals who are proud of their culture, people and country. […]
It’s a rare time to see the Malaysian military in Afghanistan taking a break together
The presence of the Malaysian military in Afghanistan is purely for humanitarian efforts and not for combat. The soldiers who were there were mostly doctors and nurses, with a handful […]
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