You will enjoy advanced standing for degree programmes at top film and media schools, both locally and abroad. Many FSV graduates have also received scholarships and bursaries from the National Arts Council, Singapore Film Commission and the Infocomm Media Development Authority to pursue further studies at National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Stanford University (US), University of Cambridge and the National Film & Television School (UK).
Your portfolio, experience and skills pave the way for you to carve out your own career path in the film and media industry. Or you can use the skills you acquire to pursue careers in different fields. You can look forward to roles such as:
FSV gave me the foundation to truly understand and appreciate the craft of film and video — not just on the big screen, but in the everyday moments on our phones. The skills I learnt here became my superpower in the working world, helping me adapt and thrive in the fast-changing world of new media. My years in NP FMS inspired me to be bold in chasing my dreams — even in careers that hadn’t yet existed.
Your dream to be a filmmaker begins here in FSV. If you don't believe me? Ask Anthony Chen and Boo Junfeng.
I got my job in radio actually because of my knowledge in film. To set myself apart from others, I didn’t say “Hi can I be your new DJ?” Instead I said, “let me document all your events and interviews through video, work with the marketing team to make it go viral - and also be your new DJ. Being passionate and knowledgeable in cinema led to opportunities to interview Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds, Zendaya, as well as directors I used to study like Guillermo Del Toro and Robert Rodriguez. I remember buying Kiss92’s first camera tripod and training the staff how to set it up, the same way my teachers taught me then. And the values of being on set, are the ones I adopt everyday when I’m on-air
FSV gave me the tools to transform thoughts and ideas into moving images, which was exhilarating for a wide-eyed teenager who had just graduated from secondary school. We watched movies, learned from them, and then picked up the camera and made our own! It’s not only a school to receive an education; it’s a place where dreams can be realised.
Filmmaking is a journey of self-discovery and growth, all the while making amazing friends along the way. This adventure all started here for me at Ngee Ann Polytechnic‘s Film, Sound and Video.
Tan Si En
FSV, Class of 2013
The film producer and founder of Momo Film Co. received the 2024 Young Artist Award from the National Arts Council. Tan has produced award-winning South-east Asian and Singapore films, including Anthony Chen’s Wet Season (2019), Singapore’s representative at the 2020 Oscars; Nelson Yeo’s Dreaming And Dying (2023), which won two awards at the Locarno Film Festival; and Don’t Cry, Butterfly (2024), which won two awards at the Venice Film Festival.
AGGREGATE TYPE ELR2B2-A
To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) results.
| Subject | 'O' Level Grade |
|---|---|
| English Language | 1-6 |
| Additional Mathematics/Mathematics | 1-7 |
| Any one of the 1st group of Relevant Subjects for the ELR2B2-A Aggregate Type | 1-6 |
Applicants must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-A Aggregate Type ( English Language, 2 relevant subjects and 2 other best subjects) listed at www.np.edu.sg/docs/ELR2B2.pdf .
For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period.
Candidates with severe vision or hearing deficiency may encounter difficulties meeting the course requirements and expectations. Those with colour vision deficiency are required to declare this condition at enrolment, as certain modules require colour recognition.