SINGAPORE
Private immersive stories with a cast, set in the real world.
A private day on the water, written in advance. Your yacht, or one we introduce — and a crew who know the plot.
Apply for a storyEight people sail. One of them does not know the day was written. Every mark on the chart is a scene — and the bay plays along.
The story scales to the deck. We come aboard once before the day, meet the crew and write them in — on your boat or one we introduce.
Cast-off, the beach, the anchorage, the return — five scenes with a time next to each. Nothing happens by accident, including the stranger on the jetty.
09:55 Stranger in position on the jetty. 10:04 Line said; skipper looks at the sky.
11:32 Bottle found by the guest herself — no help needed.
15:28 Second boat anchored eleven metres off. 15:30 Album open on her lap; she knew the man in the hat.
18:30 Her name on channel 72. 18:35 Log closed. Nobody at the table filmed anything.
Yours or the charter’s. He knows the plot and the tide, and only has to look at the sky at the right moment.
Rehearsed for eleven days. Coils the lines, drives the tender, and has had an envelope in his pocket since Tuesday.
Anchors beside you at 15:28 and rows across with an album she last saw twenty years ago. Not everyone on the next boat is who they seem.
One of them does not. The crew never say which.
From cast-off to the last line, about eight hours. A sunset version and an overnight at anchor are written on request.
Yes. We come aboard once before the day, meet your crew and write them in. If you do not have a boat in Singapore, we introduce one.
The story has a wet-weather chapter. It is written before the day.
Two to twelve. The boat sets the limit, not the story.
Not until the radio calls her name.
We do. Once the script is written, Teleport brings it to life: the cast, the venues, the reservations, the props and the set. You arrive; the day is already in motion.