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Talent Accelerator Programme (TAP)

Administered byInfocomm Media Development Authority logo· Last verified 23 Oct 2026

About S$200m, three-year IMDA programme supporting development, production (incl. co-productions) and distribution of Singapore film and TV content and talent.

Support
Production and co-production co-funding plus an Overseas Development Grant; rates and caps are in IMDA's call-for-proposal guidelines (not verified here).
Maximum funding
No fixed cap published
How to apply
IMDA calls for proposals
Apply before starting?
Yes, before any commitment or payment

Recent changes

Launched 3 Dec 2025. Feature-film CFP brief updated 7 May 2026; Overseas Development Grant guidelines updated 8 Apr 2026; IMDA TAP page last updated 20 Oct 2026.

Who is eligible

  • Registered and operating in Singapore
  • Singapore-registered media company / Singapore talent (per IMDA guidelines)
  • No retrospective funding: apply and get approval before production or travel

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Is your company a Singapore-registered media company?
  2. 2. Is your project a film, TV, or unscripted content project with Singapore talent?
  3. 3. Have you NOT started production (or travel) yet?
  4. 4. Is there an open TAP call for your project type?
  5. 5. Do you have a budget and financing plan?

0 of 5 answered.

What it covers

  • Development
  • Production and co-production
  • Distribution
  • Participation in international labs, pitch platforms and festivals (Overseas Development Grant)

How to apply

  1. Read the relevant TAP call-for-proposal brief
  2. Submit proposal before starting production or travel
  3. Sign Letter of Offer

Claims: Per IMDA Letter of Offer.

Documents you need

  • Project proposal / treatment and script (as required)
  • Production budget and financing plan
  • Key creative team CVs
  • Company ACRA profile
  • Co-production or distribution agreements / letters of intent
  • Event invitation or acceptance (Overseas Development Grant)

Frequently asked questions

What is the Talent Accelerator Programme?

About S$200m, three-year IMDA programme supporting development, production (incl. co-productions) and distribution of Singapore film and TV content and talent.

How much funding does TAP give?

Production and co-production co-funding plus an Overseas Development Grant; rates and caps are in IMDA's call-for-proposal guidelines (not verified here).

Who is eligible for TAP?

Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore. Singapore-registered media company / Singapore talent (per IMDA guidelines) No retrospective funding: apply and get approval before production or travel

How do I apply for TAP?

Apply through IMDA calls for proposals. You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.

What documents do I need for TAP?

Project proposal / treatment and script (as required); Production budget and financing plan; Key creative team CVs; Company ACRA profile; Co-production or distribution agreements / letters of intent; Event invitation or acceptance (Overseas Development Grant).

Sources

Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with Infocomm Media Development Authority before you apply.

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