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Best known for his Gold Record “Feed” he toured internationally with his band Skunkhour (1992) signed to Sony, Acid Jazz, and Universal.
He is currently a composer and sound designer at The Gunnery in Singapore, one of Asia’s leading audio houses. He has composed for Film Directors such as James Cameron, and worked with famed musicians such as Bob Dylan, The Sleepy Jackson, Jenny Morris and The Reels. He is a regular sound designer and composer with Singapore's Wild Rice Theatre Company.
As a screenwriter, he recently won the 2016 NYC Midnight challenge. He has also explored Film Directing and Production, creating videos for various charities in the region.
Read an article by Paul on the Save The Cat screenwriting website.
Check out Paul's winning entries on the NYC Midnight Screenwriting challenge.
Here's an interview with Wild Rice about sound design for their In The Spotlight festival
M U S I C

Canon
Stay Curious
Stay Curious

Metro
Manifesto
Winner CCA Bronze for Composition
Manifesto
Winner CCA Bronze for Composition

Starhub
Home of HD
Home of HD

CIMB
Malaysian Golf Challenge
Malaysian Golf Challenge

Endeavours Film Festival
Trailer 2013
Winner Bronze CCA, Composition
Trailer 2013
Winner Bronze CCA, Composition

Endeavours Film Festival
Trailer 2014
Trailer 2014

Endeavours Film Festival
Trailer 2015
Trailer 2015

Ministry of Health
Parenthood
Parenthood

Mercedes
Stormchaser
Stormchaser

Viacom
Sizzle reel
Sizzle reel

Starhub
Family Time
Family Time

Canon
EOS Architect
EOS Architect

Carlton Hotel
Baby
Baby

Coke
Road to Hope
Road to Hope

Wild Rice
Romeo and Juliet Trailer
Romeo and Juliet Trailer
F I L M S

Ethiopia School
Charity activation.
Charity activation.

S3 Stroke Centre
Centre opening video
Centre opening video

Jong race
The Island Foundation
The Island Foundation

Metropolis
Live Film Score
Live Film Score

Wild Rice
Backstage Teaser
Backstage Teaser

Asia Square
Lights and Shadows Installation
Lights and Shadows Installation

The Return
My first “film”
My first “film”