La Petite École Singapore is a trilingual school built around curiosity, culture, and community. I wanted this film to capture what it feels like to be part of the school — the relationships, the energy, and the everyday moments that make it unique.

We started with the students, asking playful, unexpected questions that revealed their personalities and brought instant energy to the film. From there, we captured teachers and the principal in simple, unscripted conversations about why they teach and what makes a trilingual environment special. By focusing on these real moments rather than facilities or awards, the video feels warm, human, and relatable — an introduction to the school rather than a corporate presentation.

What I loved about this project was seeing how much parents could connect to the school through the students’ and teachers’ stories. The film highlights what truly sets La Petite École apart: its people, their experiences, and the values that shape the community. It later went on to win First Place in the French Education Competition, reflecting the school’s heart rather than a scripted message.