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Dream a Little(2023)
Summary
Deep in the woods, accompanied with lulling moonlight, a businessman is on a mission to track down a fellow colleague who fled from his work duties. The meet up makes the pair question the self-validations of their own existence and identities. A surreal ode to the matter of comfort and belonging.
Credits
starring Rohan Gupta @rohanananan
Director/Writer/Producer - Kate S. @that_turtle_there
1st AD – Hercules Chan @selucrehk
Dop – Jimmy Kwan @hagausiumai
1st AC – Yukki Tai @yukkitai
Gaffer – Eric Wong @ericwong0529
Sparks – Cooper Maneejan @humanc__ , Kevin Tsang @_kevin_tsang_
Production Manager – Wallas Lin @_wlass
Production Assistants – Win Lun @winiwiniwiniw, Gabriel Yiu @gabrielykc
Art Director – Cat Wu @catherine_wu555
Art Assistants – Sam Cheng @samwellcheng, Cecil Li @lisi_cecil
Costumes & HMU - Vanko Ng @vankco
Editor - Kate S. @that_turtle_there
VFX Artist – Daniel Lee @okokdanlee
Composer – Chris Cheung @chrischeung_music
Sound Recordist, Mixing & Foley – @jacjacktse
Gear Supported by The Wong Grip @thewonggrip
Special Thanks – Ting, Nicole, Steven, Ollie & Stephenie Kay
AbOUT Kate Siu
Based in London,
Kate S. is a director known for her vibrant music videos, commercial comedy, and fashion films, blending bold visuals, quirky humour, and emotional storytelling.
She has directed works for musicians, brands and developed projects with the likes of Mother London and Springs Studios. Kate was also trained and mentored under Oscar, Sundance, and Golden Horse award-winning filmmakers, further refining her ability to craft performance-driven narratives that resonate with contemporary audiences.
Known for pushing creative boundaries, Kate’s style is playful yet thought-provoking, drawing from her multicultural background- Eastern (Hong Kong) and Western (UK, Canada). She has worked with both UK and international teams, adapting to different production scales and environments, committed to delivering visually engaging content that aligns with the vision of the production.
Kate laughs at her own jokes while walking on the streets. She finds the most joy in dry humour and beauty in mundane things.
London / Hong Kong
