90 Leaders Prepare Ahead of Massive Company Announcement – (Ride the Wave – Moments)
The 90 Seconds leadership team hit New Zealand for few days of strategy ahead of massive company announcement.
Sequoia India leads US$7.5M investment in 90 Seconds, the leading global cloud video production platform.
Singapore, Tuesday, 12th April 2016: 90 Seconds, the world’s leading cloud video production platform, today has announced it has raised US$7.5 million in Series A financing led by Sequoia India. Sequoia has invested in several of the world’s most famous companies including Apple, Google, YouTube and Airbnb.
The round, supported by SKY TV NZ, Airtree Ventures, Beenext and Fotolia.com (sold to Adobe for $860m) founder Oleg Tscheltzoff, will accelerate 90 Seconds’ global expansion as the market leader in cloud video production.
90 Seconds strips back the complexity of video production, giving brands and agencies access to a marketplace of creatives, and an automated, end-to-end suite of workflow tools. The 90 Seconds marketplace enables flexible and easy discovery of more than 5,000 video creative professionals in over 70 countries across 40 categories including videographers, directors, editors, producers, animators, drone operators, photographers and many more.
These creatives can seamlessly collaborate on a comprehensive software platform which allows customers the ability to purchase, plan, shoot, edit and review professional videos across the globe – all online or from their mobile.
Founder and CEO of 90 Seconds, Tim Norton says “Video content is a must have in today’s world and we are proud to have developed a solution that works for brands around the globe to deliver fast, affordable content. We are excited to work with our new and existing investors who understand the opportunity 90 Seconds has to completely change the global video production landscape.”
Some of the world’s biggest brands including Visa, PayPal, Sony, Samsung and Microsoft have used the platform regularly.
The 90 Seconds leadership team hit New Zealand for few days of strategy ahead of massive company announcement.
90 Seconds humans feel the burn as they’re taken through a bootcamp style workout in the middle of a busy day.
New Zealand General Manager, Marcus Wild discusses the requirements of brands to produce video at scale.
The 90 Seconds leadership team hit New Zealand for few days of strategy ahead of massive company announcement.
90 Seconds humans feel the burn as they’re taken through a bootcamp style workout in the middle of a busy day.
New Zealand General Manager, Marcus Wild discusses the requirements of brands to produce video at scale.
