It is time for our final year students from Diploma in Broadcasting and Film & Diploma in Mass communication to showcase what they’ve learnt after 2.5 years. 7 short films were featured and within 3 hours, their tickets sold off and many came to support the short film screening.  Family, friends, casts and the general public were all invited. There were Q&A session whereby the audiences were allowed to ask questions or give their  feedback which encourages the students to learn and strive for the best in the future. Besides that, all of their proceeds goes to Agathians Shelter. Not only were they able to showcase their work but also help the ones in need. 

Date: 4th August, 2019
Venue: KL PAC
Photographers: Daniel Tee

“The LifeWire” is a 4-day conceptual event by Pop Up, Link Up featuring KL’s most underrated gems and
urban art culture.  Pop Up, Link Up is an initiative by IACT Students and they aim to provide a creative platform for local entrepreneurs to engage with urban shoppers, while advocating for an appreciation towards art and culture through
workshops, visual activations, and more.

Date: 25th to 28th July, 2019
Venue: The LINC
Photographers: Lennon Tan, Daniel Tee, Sean Ho

“Retrospective.90” , it’s show time! Yes, to the final year students from Diploma in Graphic Design, it’s time to showcase what they’ve learnt after 2.5 years. Set at the simple and rustic Awegallery, Taman Sea, the exhibition showcased design works from 10 fresh graphic designers, falunting their unique design style and art direction. This exhibition also allows general public to interact with the designers themselves face to face, helping the designers learn the skills on articulating and presenting their ideas, as well as receiving feedback and critiques.

Date: 26th to 28th July, 2019
Venue: Awegallery, Taman Sea
Photographers: Dharshn Nair

More than thirty (>30) is an interactive exhibition that was organized by IKIGAI, a movement pioneered by IACT students to create awareness about pollution endangering the marine life. Instead of   implementing plastic free lifestyle, they aim to reduce the amount of plastics and trash thrown into the ocean. During the exhibition, marine life sculptures made out of plastic and waste were exhibited to show the audience how much waste is being thrown and how are they endangering the marine life. 

Date: 13th July 2019
Venue: GMBB, Jalan Robertson, KL
Photographers: Andrea Joy, Angel Wong Xin Ni

Sunken Rhythm is a fundraising event organized by the Serving our Society students in collaboration with Ikigai 3.0 (non-profit movement). The objective of this event was to raise awareness of pollution. The total funds they raised was RM4,445 which will be donated to their beneficiary, Lang Tengah Turtle Watch

Client: Lang Tengah Turtle Sanctuary Watch
Date: 11th July 2019
Venue: IACT College
Photographers: Adam Raden, Yap Chi Wen, Brian Lim, Akmal Arief, Kenny Ng

KL ALTA MODA (“high fashion” in Italian) 2018 is a fashion charity event with a twist – to promote local heritage.
IACT students were tasked as the event PR team and coordinate runway show.

Client: KL Alta Moda
Date: 30th November 2018
Venue: Carcosa Seri Negara, KL
Photographers: Daniel Tee, Julian Edward Francis

KITA stands for Kreatif Inspirations Through Art, it was a photography exhibition held by IACT students.

Date: 30th November 2018
Venue: Jaya Shopping Center
Photographers: Daniel Tee, Lennon Tan

Themed “In Between the Sheets”, this student-initiated Film Festival aimed to discuss sexuality and film. Filmmakers in both local and South-East Asia film scene were among the invited guests to judge some students’ works, beside speaking in forums and running filmmaking workshops. 

Date: 3rd & 4th November 2018
Venue: IACT College
Photographers: Daniel Tee

“S16 Design Showcase” is an exhibition run by our final year students from Diploma in Graphic Design.  This exhibition serves as a platform for them to showcase their portfolios and final year projects. It also opens door for them to interact and bounce off their ideas with both the public and the industry professionals.

Date: 10th-12th August 2018
Venue: The Starling Mall, PJ
Photographers: Ryan Yoon, Andrew Chan and Amanda Chua

“Theater of the Oppressed” is a classroom project aimed to engage the audience on possible mental issues happened within the four walls of a family unit. Performers (IACT College students) received theatrical training and organized the show in a semester’s time.

Date: 20th April 2018
Venue: IACT College
Photographers: Daniel Lai