The Singapore Film Commission (SFC) nurtures, supports and promotes Singapore talent in filmmaking and the production of films. Besides funding projects through our grant schemes, the SFC works with various partners to develop capability development programmes, as well as initiatives for the appreciation of Singapore films. IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) supports the development, production, marketing of content across various platforms, and talent development through the Film Industry Grant Schemes – Development Assistance, Production Assistance, and Talent Assistance.
Call-for-proposals for Production Assistance (Film) and the New Talent Feature Grant (NTFG) are twice a year, while the Southeast Asia Co-Production Grant (SCPG) and the Short Film Grant (SFG) are once a year. The Overseas Participation Grant is open for application all year-round.
About IMDA and SFC
Singapore’s IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) aims to develop a vibrant media ecosystem in Singapore that comprises globally competitive talent and content companies in television broadcast, film, animation, games and online video.
The Singapore Film Commission (SFC), part of the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), is charged with developing Singapore’s film industry and nurturing film talent. One notable example is Crazy Rich Asians, a project helmed by Warner Bros Studios (US) and supported by Singapore company, Infinite Studios, where there were 12 Singaporean/Singapore-based cast and close to 300 Singaporean and permanent resident crew members on the production.
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