Conned By The Close-up

Zalfian Fuzi | Shamaine Othman | Kam Raslan

12-Jul-19 21:00

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Kam Raslan returns to spearhead our cultured trio of the week; this time with Zalfian Fuzi and Shamaine Othman in tow. Kam starts it off with his observation on the magnetism of close up shots, in photography and also film. Zalfian then rolls on his annoyance with scammers and discuss a few examples that we should watch out for. Shamaine tops it off with her recent obsession - Korean pop music. She waxes lyrical on the success rate of the industry and suggests some good K-Pop to the gentlemen.

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Categories: Film, Performing Arts, History, People and Places

Tags: Theda Bara, camera, selfie, close up, scam, K-Pop, Blackpink,

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