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Viddsee
Viddsee is a Singapore-based online video service specializing in the curation and dissemination of short films from Asia. Founded in September 2012, it originally focused on distributing short films from independent filmmakers in Southeast Asia, but has since expanded to include other content, such as films from other parts of Asia, as well as other video productions.
As of 2015, the site had over 800 short films in its catalogue and over three million monthly streams, with users coming from 98 countries.
==History==
Viddsee was founded in September 2012 by filmmakers Ho Jia Jian and Derek Tan, originally as a Facebook page that showed a selection of curated short films from throughout Southeast Asia.〔 Intended as a platform to promote the works of Asian filmmakers, the idea of Viddsee reportedly came to Ho shortly after building a platform for his own films,〔 realizing that there was a lack of options for their films to reach a quality audience after they have been screened at film festivals. In addition, Asian films were believed to be drowned out by other media available on competing services like YouTube and Vimeo, which led to the launch of the Viddsee website in January 2013,〔 funded by a S$50,000 seed grant from the government-backed Action Community for Entrepreneurship (ACE).
In November 2013, Viddsee launched a channel feature, allowing for films to be grouped by country or genre, and in March 2014 it secured a content partnership with Yahoo!, with Viddsee content appearing in a special portal for Yahoo! users in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines.〔
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