Who We Are

Cassandra Rudge

Cassandra Rudge began her career as an event manager before transitioning to a role as a radio presenter with CNA938. She later shifted her focus to screenwriting and filmmaking in 2019, co-founding the film and TV production company FoundFilms with her business partner, Aizuddiin Nasser.

Their first project, an award-winning short film titled "Not Fair," was inspired by Cassandra's personal experiences with colorism, a topic she frequently and passionately addresses. Her second script, "Lockdown," was produced during the COVID-19 lockdown and received high praise from industry peers.

Cassandra also wrote, produced, and acted in "Not Fair: The Web Series," which was funded by the Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth.

In 2023, FoundFilms launched the (+65) Film Project, aimed at elevating the Singapore film industry through relevant events, culminating in a film festival scheduled for 2025. Her goal is to promote diversity, equal representation, and inclusion through her work.

Aizuddiin Nasser

Aizuddiin Nasser has been an actor for 14 years having been involved in major film, television, theatre and independent productions. His notable roles include Syam in the coming-of-age film Heartlands, directed by K Rajagopal and James Dendroff in FoundFilms' pyschological thriller Lockdown for which he received high praise by industry peers for his performance as a highly introverted recluse amongst others.

Recently, he earned universal acclaim in his portrayal of the antagonistic Sub-Inspector in HuM Theatre's Production of Train To Pakistan which was staged at The Esplanade's Kalaa Utsavam – Indian Festival of Arts 2024. He was given special mention by a critic from The Straits Times who described his performance as 'a menace', while a reviewer from the widely circulated Indian publication Tamil Murasu noted his performance as exemplary.

Aizuddiin is also the Co-Founder of FoundFilms Pte Ltd and has produced the Not Fair webseries and the aforementioned short film, Lockdown. In 2023, FoundFilms launched the (+65) Film Project, aimed at elevating the Singapore film industry through relevant events, culminating in a film festival scheduled for 2025.

His goal is to put out work of the highest calibre that stands amongst the very best in the world while also furthering the cause of minority filmmakers and actors.

WHO WE ARE

Cassandra Rudge

Cassandra Rudge began her career as an event manager before transitioning to a role as a radio presenter with CNA938. She later shifted her focus to screenwriting and filmmaking in 2019, co-founding the film and TV production company FoundFilms with her business partner, Aizuddiin Nasser.

Cassandra also wrote, produced, and acted in "Not Fair: The Web Series," which was funded by the Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth.

In 2023, FoundFilms launched the (+65) Film Project, aimed at elevating the Singapore film industry through relevant events, culminating in a film festival scheduled for 2025. Her goal is to promote diversity, equal representation, and inclusion through her work.

Aizuddiin Nasser

His goal is to put out work of the highest calibre that stands amongst the very best in the world while also furthering the cause of minority filmmakers and actors.

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WHO WE ARE

Cassandra Rudge

Cassandra Rudge began her career as an event manager before transitioning to a role as a radio presenter with CNA938. She later shifted her focus to screenwriting and filmmaking in 2019, co-founding the film and TV production company FoundFilms with her business partner, Aizuddiin Nasser.

Cassandra also wrote, produced, and acted in "Not Fair: The Web Series," which was funded by the Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth.

In 2023, FoundFilms launched the (+65) Film Project, aimed at elevating the Singapore film industry through relevant events, culminating in a film festival scheduled for 2025. Her goal is to promote diversity, equal representation, and inclusion through her work.​

Aizuddiin Nasser

His goal is to put out work of the highest calibre that stands amongst the very best in the world while also furthering the cause of minority filmmakers and actors.

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NEWSLETTER

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In 2023, FoundFilms launched the (+65) Film Project, aimed at elevating the Singapore film industry through relevant events, culminating in a film festival scheduled for 2025. Her goal is to promote diversity, equal representation, and inclusion through her work.