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 channel for the latest stories and updates. Studying in a rural area in Sarawak with limited facilities did not stop two Year Five students from achieving international success when their animated short film won an award in Brazil. Created by Macgres Sawet and Nabiatul Dania Zulfiqa Mohd Zulfadhli from Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Temong, Serian – the animated short film “Batuh Bijanji” or “The Promised Stone” won the Best Film By Popular Jury award for the primary school category in the...

How teacher Dinnie makes award-winning films in rural Sarawak Annabelle Lee Updated3 months ago MALAYSIANSKINI | Like most auteurs, Wan Zulfadli Ad-Dinnie Wan Azmi is more comfortable behind the camera. He obliges to an interview anyway, reeled in by the opportunity to speak about his two favourite things - teaching and a unique animation technique called rotoscoping. Cikgu Dinnie, as his students call him, recently made headlines for "B.B. - Batuh Bijanji" - the animated short film that won "B...

How teacher Dinnie makes award-winning films in rural Sarawak Modified30 Dec 2020, 7:46 am A MALAYSIANSKINI | Like most auteurs, Wan Zulfadli Ad-Dinnie Wan Azmi is more comfortable behind the camera. He obliges to an interview anyway, reeled in by the opportunity to speak about his two favourite things - teaching and a unique animation technique called rotoscoping. Cikgu Dinnie, as his students call him, recently made headlines for "B.B. - Batuh Bijanji" - the animated short film that won "Best...

Animated film by 11-year-old Sarawakian girls wins international award Published Modified12 Dec 2020, 6:02 am A - An animated short film by Macgres Sawet and Nabiatul Dania Zulfiqa Mohd Zulfadhli - two 11-year-olds from rural Sarawak - has won an international film award. The film, entitled “B.B - Batuh Bijanji”, recently bagged the “Best Film by Popular Jury” prize in the primary school category at the Alvorada International School Film Festival (Fecea) in Brazil. The film was also sho...