Viddsee

SEA’s media firms and streamers, however, still have a long way to go before turning bite-sized stories into big business.

Founded in 2013, Viddsee showcases short films from Asian creators and develops some of them into longer-form content.

Initially established as a content curation platform, Viddsee has since made its own films and series, working with the likes of Netflix and Vidio.

A roundup of the latest news from around the region.

The startups span various verticals, countries, and stages, from Singaporean AI firm ViSenze to Australian logistics software maker Shippit.

Original content available at launch will include an interactive show from motivational speaker Gabby Bernstein and children’s cookery show Kitchen Little.

The Singaporean startup is a popular online destination for Asian-made short films, and is looking to capture new territories.

This startup from Singapore is trying to stake its own claim in the online video landgrab.

Here are 10 startups to watch from across Asia on Techlist.

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