: Malaysia is well-positioned to be the nerve centre for the Southeast Asian animation industry, and it should take advantage of this to provide better opportunities for Malaysians, according to the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation .
“Our country has the right talent mix for the animation and creative content industry and we are close to many industry enablers who can help to equip local creators with the best tools to make their content marketable to a global audience,” Raymond said yesterday. “Through the DCG, local content creators can pursue creative, technical and human capital competencies by leveraging on international partners such as Walt Disney Studios, Pixar Studios, Animonsta and Netflix.
On the need to improve digital literacy among Malaysians, Raymond added MDEC was also working on training those in the outskirts, as they were the most disadvantaged.
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