Moment Factory's Expanding Footprint in Asia

September 16, 2024

As Moment Factory continues its global growth, the studio is strengthening its ties with creative hubs around the world. The headquarters in Montreal are complemented by studios in Tokyo, Paris, New York City, and Singapore.

Japan was the studio’s first Asian destination, chosen for its leadership in digital art and technological innovation. The journey with Japan began in 2015, driven by Dominic Audet, co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer. His passion for Japanese culture and innovation led him to explore the potential for Moment Factory in this dynamic market. These fruitful collaborations led Moment Factory to work with SONY Music Solution Inc., Universal Studios Japan, and Japan’s Akan Mashu National Park, to name a few.

Moment Factory’s projects in Asia showcase the studio’s commitment to the region’s vibrant creative landscape. The team is proud to collaborate with Incheon International Airport in Korea, Changi Airport, and Wildlife Reserve in Singapore. These collaborations have enriched the expertise and expanded the reach of the studio in Asia. Skycity, a world-class destination adjacent to Hong Kong International Airport, is set to open in 2025. Similarly, our partnership with Mandai Park Development in Singapore will see this exciting project open in 2025.

Moment Factory is also delighted to introduce Danny Tan as new Managing Producer. A former client of the company, Danny now leads the business development efforts in Singapore and Southeast Asia. "This addition, along with our Tokyo team, ensures we can bridge the gap between regional clients and our top artists and experts, whether they are in Montreal, Canada, or elsewhere in the world," Danny shared.

Don’t miss out on our latest Light Cycles at the Kyoto Botanical Gardens, celebrating their 100th anniversary. Opening on October 18, tickets are now on sale: https://www.lightcycles-kyoto.com/

Stay tuned for more exciting projects on the horizon.