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Asia TV Forum & Market opens opportunities for many enterprises - Vimarsana News

Asia TV Forum & Market opens opportunities for many enterprises

Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) is an event of the Singapore Media Festival (SMF), hosted by Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA). This year marks the 10th edition of the Singapore Media Festival, rallying Asia’s most passionate media professionals, industry leaders, talent and content creators to “Make It Here”!

Singapore Cultivates Creative Community on Global Stage - Vimarsana News

Singapore Cultivates Creative Community on Global Stage

Emphasizing quality, collaboration and ease, the island nation is welcoming international productions

Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience - Vimarsana News

Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience

Beach House Pictures will work with American service CuriosityStream, Clover Films to work with China’s iQiyi.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience - Vimarsana News

Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Two Singapore media companies will work with major players to create content for a global audience.

IMDA Unveils New Initiatives to Boost Singaporean Content - Vimarsana News

IMDA Unveils New Initiatives to Boost Singaporean Content

The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) unveiled several new initiatives to boost the Singapore content industry at ATF, where the national virtual pavilion is presenting more than 600 hours of locally produced shows.