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IMDA, TikTok launch scheme to boost Singapore micro-drama production
Singapore's media industry has gained a new avenue for content creation following a joint initiative between the Infocomm Media Development Authority and the video platform. Local production firms will receive support to develop short-form drama content.
LSN Singapore ·
The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and TikTok have unveiled a collaborative programme designed to strengthen Singapore's micro-drama sector and nurture homegrown creative talent. The initiative will provide funding and resources to local media companies seeking to produce short-form drama content, capitalising on the growing appetite for such programming across digital platforms.
Under the scheme, participating Singapore-based media firms will gain access to production support, technical expertise, and distribution opportunities through TikTok's ecosystem. The partnership aims to establish the city-state as a regional hub for quality micro-drama production while creating employment opportunities within the creative industries.
The move aligns with Singapore's broader efforts to develop its media and entertainment sector as a key economic pillar. By fostering collaboration between government agencies, technology platforms, and local producers, the initiative seeks to elevate the standard and competitiveness of Singapore-produced content in regional and global markets.
Details regarding application processes, funding amounts, and project selection criteria are expected to be released through official IMDA and TikTok channels in due course.