ENOC JUNG
Film Student | Director
ENOC JUNG
PORTFOLIO
Woodlawn Avenue
The story The Curse of Taste depicts the fate of a chef named Poul, who, by chance, discovers a dark power that manipulates human greed through appetite.
This tale offers a profound lesson on the consequences of exploiting human desires for personal gain.
Poul’s misuse of culinary skills to feed off greed reflects a deeper moral: when one manipulates others’ needs or weaknesses for self-serving purposes, they ultimately risk being consumed by the very darkness they unleash.
The tale warns of the corrupting nature of unchecked ambition and greed, illustrating that exploiting base desires can lead to self-destruction, isolation, and loss of purpose.
It suggests that true mastery and fulfillment come not from power or control over others but from integrity, respect for human nature, and the pursuit of creativity for a positive, uplifting impact.
STORY BOARD
STORY VIDEO BOARD
VIDEO
THE CHAIR
STORY BOARD
Logline: A student struggles to find a comfortable chair
The Chair encapsulates the proverb "Don't judge a book by its cover." A proverb
which conveys that people should not judge a situation or a person by appearance or first impression.