The Singapore-based media company announced more projects on the second day of this year's Asia TV Forum & Market.
Thursday's event saw Mediacorp signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Linmon Media which is known for popular Chinese titles such as Nothing But Thirty and A Journey To Love. As part of the MOU, both companies will explore collaborations in production and facilitate exchanges of creative and production talent between China and Singapore.
Mediacorp also announced that it had signed an MOU with Taiwan's Three Giant Production – the company behind the hit series Bump Off Lover which won three awards at the 41st Golden Bell Awards. Chiang Feng Hung, CEO and director of Three Giant Production, added:"We are pleased to collaborate with Mediacorp on Our Midnight Scary Tales, an original IP adapted from a web novel that tells a story of fantasy and romance. With this drama, we hope to bring together both our strong storytelling and production capabilities to excite audiences from across the globe while showcasing diverse cultures and stories.
Are you up for creating the next viral micro-drama? Mediacorp is inviting pitches for its new initiative, First Frames: SG60. The aim is to discover short-form stories that celebrate Singapore’s journey and aspirations, as part of the country's 60th birthday in 2025.