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The FLUX MEDIA

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  • Creative Exploration through Physical & Digital Space

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  • The FLUX Media, created by Dennis Toh, describes his creative exploration through digital & physical spaces. The FLUX Media is an online media and entertainment portal and agency that seeks to spread more positivity across the social media universe. Through their curated initiatives, the team hopes to redefine cultural spaces into a more positive and engaged one.

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  • THE FLUX Media is owned by The Influencer Network, an integrated creative agency that specializes in PR management, Influencer marketing and digital marketing. Follow IG Handle: thefluxmediasg

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The FLUX MEDIA

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  • Key Services

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  • Conceptualisation of theatre, short videos & programming ideas for Client
  • Producing for independent plays for directors
  • Management of pre, actual and post production for theatre plays
  • Sponsorship opportunities for clients to target customers who are into arts and entertainment.

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Surviving Hope�Surviving Hope is an original theatre play inspired by real stories exploring notions of hope and mental wellness. 

2-4 September 2022

Gateway Theatre

Total attendees: 850

Total number of advertisers: 3

Advertisers: Enneagram Academy, Nuren Secret Club, Eudora Beauty and Aesthetics

Ticket Price: SGD35

Supported by National Arts Council

Directed by Shana Yap

Produced by Dennis Toh

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Surviving Hope (download the powerpoint to view)

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Press and Media Event

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Press Conference

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Media Profiling

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Advertisers

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Changing Shift�2 drivers with 7 wheels meet. �A hat lady appears when they change shift

6-7 May 2023

National Museum

Total attendees: 900

Commissioned by National Heritage Board

( This play was commissioned to The ETCeteras)

Ticket Price: Free Entry

Directed by Lim Hai Yen

Produced by Dennis Toh �

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Changing Shift – Official Video

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Official Photos

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Rehearsals

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Media coverage

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Radio Interviews

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Performances

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Changing Shift

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Theme Song

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Catfished

6-7 May 2023

Gateway Theatre

Total attendees: 900

Directed by Yeo Lyle

Produced by Dennis Toh & Mandy Tan

Ticket Price: SGD45

13 main sponsors�

A mandarin play about the lives of 3 women and

how their love lives are intertwined with technology

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Publicity Video

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Catfished Review

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猫鱼 Catfished

Synopsis of 猫鱼

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  • The play centers on the lives of 3 women and their relationship woes intertwined in the midst of technological advancements. Facebook, Tinder, Instagram, Whatsapp are modern communication vehicles used to connect people across borders, time, spaces and physicality. The advent of technology has allowed people to find love, relationships and sex in all places we all once felt was impossible.

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  • What happens when these social platforms hinder the building of a healthy relationship instead? Should we blame technology or should we blame ourselves, who are fundamentally responsible for all our own actions?

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Press Conference

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Media coverage

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Guests

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Special Thanks

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Logline

  • The play centers on the lives of 3 women and their relationship woes intertwined in the midst of technological advancements. Facebook, Tinder, Instagram, WhatsApp are modern communication vehicles used to connect people across borders, time, spaces, and physicality. With the advent of technology, people have been able to find love, comfort and sex, as well as a means for couples to forge a stronger relationship. Social media is a double-edged sword in relationship. How would individuals utilise social media to their advantage? Can we rely on technology to satisfy our inner desires? Catfishing on social media was witnessed among 3 women to achieve their goals, some benefited, some hurt as a result. All they want is to love and to be loved, but in their search of love, they face the temptations of technology and also become victims of technology.

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Venue – Gateway Theatre Blackbox

5 shows in total

25 May, 8pm (VIP)

26 May 2023, 8pm

27 May, 230pm and 8pm

28 May, 230pm

207 Guests per show

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3615 Jalan Bukit Merah, Singapore 159461

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Sponsors

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Key Theme – Catfishing

Catfishing is a deceptive activity where a person creates a sockpuppet presence or fake identity on a social networking service, usually targeting a specific victim for abuse or fraud. Catfishing is often employed for romance scams on dating websites.

Over 53% of Americans fabricate parts of their dating profile; 

An infographic created by Freedating.co.uk shows that some of the most common reasons people catfish are revenge, loneliness and boredom. In a psychology today article, it was repored women are more likely to lie about their age in dating profiles.

Men are more likely to lie about their finances.  Facebook is a common place to be catfishes. According to SocialNewsdaily.com 83 million Facebook accounts are fake 

97% of fake accounts claim to be female

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Key Theme – Cyberbullying

Key Stats about Cyberbullying

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The most common types of online harassment, according to US students, are mean comments (22.5%), online rumors (20.1%), and sexual remarks (12.1%)

Internet trolls are most active on social media. 38% observe trolling behaviour on such platforms, while 23% have seen them frequently “operate” on video sharing websites.

Alarming facts about cyberbullying in Asian countries — a survey among 3000 students reveal 48.4% have had embarrassing videos of them posted online and 47.3% have been a victim of hate speech

Victim stats suggest women are most vulnerable on Facebook (57%). Other high-risk social platforms are Facebook Messenger (23%) and Instagram (10%).

Cyberbullying or cyberharassment is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic means. Cyberbullying and cyberharassment are also known as online bullying. It has become increasingly common, especially among teenagers, as the digital sphere has expanded and technology has advanced. (Wikipedia)

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Key Theme – Facebook and Divorce

The study, published in the Journal of Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, found that people who use Facebook more than once an hour are more likely to "experience Facebook–related conflict with their romantic partners.” That conflict could then lead to a breakup or divorce. 

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  • Key stats about relationships and Facebook
  • 33% divorced couples cite Facebook as a reason for their split 
  • Reasons cited;  Inappropriate messages to members of the opposite sex 
  • More Than 10 Percent Of People Say Facebook Is A Source Of Jealousy And Danger
  • Facebook Usage Is The One Reason Couples Fight
  • A Third Of People Keep Their Social Media Passwords From Their Partners
  • Less Than 10 Percent Have Secret Social Media Accounts
  • A Quarter Of Couples Fight About Facebook Weekly
  • A Fifth Of People Doubt Their Relationship Because Of What They’ve Found On Facebook
  • Majority Of Lawyers Use Social Media Evidence In Divorce Cases

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Video

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Maoyu

Final Read

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