Yes EuCan

In this episode, we invite a long time friend Raynard Liew onto the show to discuss how he gained 10,000 followers on Instagram in just two months - only after 2.5 years of consistent posting. Ray also discusses his fitness journey, talking about sustainable fitness and what it means to be healthy. We finally end off with his career development, transition from big tech giants like Microsoft to a unicorn "startup".Throughout the episode, we explore his struggles, self-doubts and positive mindset towards these aspects of his life.

When all the sudden, you struggle to speak, move and see.. With no signs of it getting better, your EuCan Spirit really gets put to the test. Faced with Myasthenia Gravis, a neuromuscular autoimmune condition that affects the mind-muscle connection, Eugene Chan talks about his diagnosis of this condition and his road to remission. He discusses the psychological effect of this seemingly painless condition and how it further shaped his EuCan mindset.Never thought of himself as victim, made excuses or blamed the disease - this journey truly explores how you can do anything despite all odds. At the same time in which he was diagnosed, Eugene grew his production company from a single freelancer to a team of 6 with a physical studio in Hong Kong, working with some of the biggest brands in the world and making multi-million dollars in billing (in midst of social unrest and a global pandemic, too). Perhaps it was his condition that shifted his mindset - focusing more on value-creation, quality productions and relationship building instead of a monetary gains - that lead him to where he is today.Ever since this condition, Eugene has strived to make each new project his best - life is too short to be mediocre. He now values the highest quality work, strong relationships and meaningful projects above all else. In hopes of making a bigger impact, he aims to start EuCan Foundation in 2025 to help those in need.

Equipment isn't everything.. Or is it? In this episode, Eugene Chan talks with his crew member Shaan on renting vs buying, why new equipment isn't always better and how we can accomplish more with less in the film industry.

We invite Heidy, the newest member to the EuCan Family, to do an AMA (Ask Me Anything) with Eugene Chan, the Founder of EuCan Productions. We discuss everything from Heidy's transition from Scientist to Filmmaker, Eugene's mentality in how he treats employees, to his 2025 goal of starting EuCan Foundation.

Early client experiences can teach us a lot as entrepreneurs. Eugene Chan shares two stories about bad client experiences that taught him invaluable lessons in listening to client objectives and how to budget a project as an agency. 

Pricing creativity and applying the right negotiation tactics in the creative industry is not a simple task, and definitely a skill that is rarely taught. Eugene Chan talks about how to stop hourly billing and get higher paying projects by providing clients with true value that goes beyond the deliverables.

Ever struggled to learn a new skill or break into a career that require skills that differ vastly from yours? In this episode, Eugene Chan gives three tips on how he taught himself filmmaking over the years, despite being an engineer - from filming his own passion projects to filming with some of the biggest brands in the world. Unlock your ability to learn.

Eugene Chan dives into how he initially funded his filmmaking equipment; being financially independent since 18, listen as he explains his humble beginnings from tutoring to make ends meet to only eating one meal a day to starting EuCan Productions.

In this pilot episode, Eugene gives a brief overview as to how and why EuCan Productions began and what he aims to achieve with this new podcast.