Asia-based production firm Beach House Pictures has acquired a majority stake in Tan Si En and Kris Ong’s Singapore-based Momo Film Co. Tan Si En’s producer credits include 2021 Cannes select…
The Momo deal is intended to boost Beach House’s scripted slate. The company’s unscripted titles include “The Raincoat Killer: Chasing a Predator in Korea” , “Otter Dynasty” , “MasterChef Singapore” , “Ed Stafford: First Man Out” , and the Kate Beckinsale narrated documentary “Best Dog India” .
Jocelyn Little, MD of Beach House Pictures, said: “Scripted content remains a huge priority for Beach House Pictures as we continue to expand our slate on a global scale. We were instantly energized by the opportunity to be in business with Momo Film Co. and its dynamic and talented team. Si En and Kris have an ambitious creative vision and are producing the kind of bold scripted content that will resonate with audiences around the world right now.
Tan Si En and Kris Ong added, “Working with extraordinary Asian talent and producing stories we believe in is the essence of Momo Film Co. We couldn’t be more excited to be joining forces with Beach House Pictures, whose industry links and respect for our vision is exciting to us. We look forward to working together and furthering our ambitions to create and deliver impactful drama.”
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