Event: BANSEA-MDA-EXPARA IDM Company Day Luncheon cum Business Plan Presentation
July 5, 2007 by SGEntrepreneurs
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The Business Angel Network (Southeast Asia) Ltd, Media Development Authority of Singapore and Expara presents the IDM Company Day Luncheon cum Business Plan Presentation on 18 July 2007 (Wednesday). This session will focus on companies in the fast-growing interactive and digital media (IDM) industry.Â
Date: 18th July 2007 (Wed)
Time: 12.00pm – 2.00 pm
Venue: The PinesÂ
         30 Stevens Road
         Singapore 257840
Program:
12:00-12:45 Networking Lunch
12:45-2:00 pm Five elevator pitch presentations with Q&A by promising IDM companies:
- BIG Interactive – Steganographic embedding in Digital Content
- Nabi Studios Pte. Ltd.- Online Action Games driven by User Created Content
- Lebroquey Fraser Productions – Movie Mall – Virtual marketplace and community for the film industry – Ebay+Amazon+IMDB
- Personal E-motion – Software for easy creation of Interactive E-book, for the children, by the children
- Scrawl Studios – Bridging TV and Mobile through Interactive Digital Media
2:00 pm Wrapping up
Registration details:
Fees:Â BANSEA members/MDA Personnel/SVCA $15Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
        Non-BANSEA members $20
Please register with Ivy via email at ivy@expara.com by 13th July (10.00am) to facilitate catering.
Please include this in the registration email:
Name:
BANSEA member/MDA personnel/SVCA member/Non-BANSEA member
Vegetarian/Non Vegetarian
Due to seating limitations, registration will be on a first come first served basis.
Companies presenting:
| 1 | BIG Interactive |
Steganographic embedding in Digital Content Big Interactive is a visual communications and media solution company, with an in-house creative team and in-house production, post production and new media facilities, possessing a proven track record in the creation and production of local TV programmes, TV interstitials, TV on-air promotions and multimedia presentations. Business idea revolutionizes advertising today through stenographic embedding in DVDs and other forms of media content. |
| 2 | Nabi Studios Pte. Ltd. | Online Action Games driven by User Created Content Nabi Studios Pte Ltd is a new Singapore based game studio with the aim of creating fun and progressive multiplayer games for PC. They have launched their Massively Multi Player Online game (MMOG), Toribash (http://www.toribash.com). Toribash has been quoted as Goriest & Most Innovative game of 2007 by PC Format and already has a large pool of gamers in the US.  |
| 3 | Lebroquey Fraser Productions | Movie Mall
A team of veteran film producers launching an online community, auction site, reference guide and market place where filmmakers, media professionals and shoppers get to discover more about products seen in films and purchase them. |
| 4 | Personal E-motion | Software for easy creation of Interactive E-book, for the children, by the children Personal E-motion Delivers RTI 3D (Real-time Interactive 3D) software products and IDM (Interactive Digital Media) solutions for business, education and entertainment. The company's strategic technology is KooBits platform, a RTI 3D engine that drives various applications such as interactive e-books, educational multimedia, RTI 3D avatar, and many other business or home-based personal applications. The PEM books have been launched in 10 primary schools since 2005 and have been achieving significant market traction. |
| 5 | Scrawl Studios | Bridging TV and Mobile through Interactive Digital Media
Scrawl Studios is a digital media company creating content for TV and interactive media such as avatars for mobile phones. They own IP and offer a high level of convergence between TV and mobile. Scrawl Studios has already launched their product and are currently on-air in South Korea and Thailand. Nanoboy, their animated TV series, has been well received in Thailand, and is one of the Singapore-made programmes showcased at MIPTV 2005, one of the world’s largest trade shows for TV and media content. |
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