Coffin Room is a 360-degree animated film that immerses viewers in the harsh realities of an elderly couple living in cramped conditions in Hong Kong. Narrated from the husband’s perspective, the film allows the audience to navigate their tiny living space and experience their daily struggles firsthand.

Designed for VR or YouTube viewing, Coffin Room highlights Hong Kong’s severe housing crisis, using narrative 3D animation to evoke empathy and raise awareness about the city’s unaffordable living conditions. Through its innovative approach, the film aims to spark conversations about the urgent need for housing reform.

Directors:

Kay Kwan

Kay Kwan is a Motion Designer based in Melbourne, Australia, specializing in motion graphics, video editing, and commercial production. With over 9 years in the industry, Kay is deeply committed to visual storytelling, using her expertise to craft captivating video content. Currently, she is pursuing a Master's in Animation, Games, and Interactivity at RMIT, aiming to broaden her knowledge and skills in the field.

Lam Nhi Le

Lam Le is a multimedia designer with a keen focus on 3D design, graphic design, and animation. Currently based in Melbourne, she is pursuing a Master of Animation, Games, and Interactivity at RMIT Australia. With a passion for color and a love for beautiful things, Lam strives to create animations that leave a lasting visual and emotional impact.