The film, One More Time, is a letter of encouragement from the Superhero Me community, created during the early period of COVID 19 quarantine. It is also a period where the sense of a human touch is very much needed as everything had to go contactless and digital. To align with this personal and sincere nature of the content, a handmade approach that embraces human imperfection was utilized to create an intimate appeal with an added sense of warmth and familiarity to connect with the viewers. Bright and saturated colors filled the visuals more than dark colors to emphasize the theme of hope.

Khoo Siew May is an illustrator and animator. Jay Septimo is an animation director and animator. Both started out as motion graphics artists in the broadcast industry and have a combined experience of 14 years. With the advancement of technology, it has grown increasingly sophisticated, that nowadays, advertisements are no longer confined to only televisions. Thus, both artists are also now a creator of creative content for all sorts of digital experiences. Since going independent, it has opened up the doors for the international market for both Siew May and Jay, where they get to forge friendships and work on cool projects from around the globe. Their combined achievements include the Vimeo Staff Pick award, Motion Design Award, and being featured on several high-profile platforms such as STASH Media, Booooooom, and Motionographer. Their experience working in multitudes of commercial projects, big and small, has revealed to them the power of advertisements and creativity, as well as the impact it gives on society. Now as independent creatives, they balance their time between commercial and social-related projects, where they lend their skills and experiences to the voiceless, to shine the limelight on them to tell their stories.

Superhero Me is a non profit inclusive arts movement that arms children from special needs and less privileged communities with creative confidence. It focuses on inclusive programming and training, creative advocacy, and strategic cross sector partnerships to shape the narrative of inclusion in Singapore and serves as a platform for social mixing where children of all abilities work together through creative experiences that encourage perspective, empathy and resilience. Superhero Me is an agile community of practice with diverse backgrounds and skillsets and functions as a network of creatives, producers, and facilitators who assemble based on project and training requirements.