Dennis Lai Chiang Ming

Dennis Lai Chaing Ming is a highly acclaimed film producer and screenwriter. He has been involved in film and television production as well as screenwriting full-time since 1989. He was a television assistant director and production manager up until 1996. Some of his most popular films include “Look At Me Touch Me Kiss Me” (2022), “The Iron Lady” (2009), “Ice Kacang Puppy Love” (2010), “King of Mahjong” (2015), “Let’s Eat!” (2016) and more.

Joe Loy

Joe Loy is a music producer, sound engineer, educator, singer, songwriter, musician, and voice talent. Joe’s latest passion is in creative content and kids’ sector, where he creates, curates, and produces edutainment for ages 4 and above. The latest is a program titled “Groove To English”. While not writing songs or crafting the next hit, he is strategically meeting with directors, heads of departments, CEOs, MDs and A&R of creative companies, and startup companies to develop products and content for its relevant markets. His previous commercial works range from post-production for movies such as “Talentime” to sound designing for advertisements, including his recent work “Pulang”, a Raya song for King Cup Sardin. He has worked with noteworthy entertainers and organisers, including Siti Nurhaliza, KL Jazz Festival, and International Gospel Music Festival. He has also worked in numerous international events in Singapore, China, and other parts of the region. As a singer-songwriter, Joe performs for private shows or at the local open mic scene. While not performing or travelling, Joe is an adjunct lecturer at UCSI University and occasionally at Sunway University, teaching live sound, studio sound techniques, and other production workshops. In 2020, Joe was also the recipient of two Cendana grants – the Arts Venue Recovery Program and Create Now programme – that aim to revive and restore practitioners in the local arts and music scene.

Goh Choon Ean

Alongside nearly 40-odd years of conceptualising, capturing, and creating still and moving images, Choon Ean has channelled her efforts into supporting arts and culture, including producing videos, building steel pipe structures, programming workshops, hosting film screenings, and designing tabletop games. She currently runs the LUMA creative studio, an initiative by LiveWire! Media, through which she continues seeking out projects and collaborations that shine a light on how people connect and bring positive change to their communities.