Nur Atifi · · 1 min readSingapore video creation platform snags $20m from Sequoia, Qualgro, and more
Singapore-based video creation platform 90 Seconds has raised US$20 million in a series B funding round from a range of investors including SIG, Airtree Ventures, Sequoia India, Qualgro Venture Capital, Atami Capital, and Right Click Capital.
The company will use the funding to increase automation and intelligence to personalize brands’ experience. It will also enhance its creator network to provide clients greater coverage.
Founded in 2010, 90 Seconds “revolutionizes” the way video production is managed by simplifying the process of creating videos.
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The platform features an end-to-end suite of collaboration tools, which helps brands connect and track offline shoots back to an automated online workflow.
90 Seconds gives clients access to more than 12,000 creators such as videographers, directors, editors, animators, drone operators, and photographers.
Since its series A fundraising in 2016, 90 Seconds claims it has achieved over 400 percent growth and expanded its reach to more than 160 countries and 900 cities.
Editing by Terence Lee
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