May 22, 2015

Maker Bootcamp gathers online-video stars in Singapore

The Media Development Authority of Singapore (MDA) and Maker Studios hosted Southeast Asia’s first Maker Bootcamp Wednesday and Thursday in Singapore. More than 30 aspiring online content creators from Singapore attended the workshop to collaborate with and learn some of the biggest stars in online video: Singapore’s own NightOwl Cinematics, WahBanana, Munah & Hirzi and Shigga Shay, as well as international talents such as The Fung Brothers, Timothy DeLaGhetto, Tiffany Alvord, and Sam Macaroni from the US; All India Bakchod from India; and Dan Khoo from Malaysia.

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