Anamana Expands Global AI Creator Program for Micro Serials

May 15, 2026
Anamana has released data from its inaugural creator incubator, showing broad global participation in its AI-powered micro-serial production platform, which reduces production costs by up to 97 percent.

Anamana announced in a press release that its inaugural Anamana 100 Creator Incubator has drawn participants from across five continents, highlighting the global reach of its AI based micro-serial production platform. The company reports that creators from the Americas account for 40 percent of both applications and active projects, while Asia and Europe together represent over half of current productions.

The Singapore based platform uses agentic AI to enable storytellers to produce serialized video content with up to 97 percent lower costs than traditional live action filming. This approach removes the need for the translation and reskinning methods common in the Chinese-dominated micro-drama market.

Anamana said that its production system allows culturally native creators to develop local stories for a global audience. The company’s $2 million incubator fund continues to support new projects and aims to build the first generation of AI powered visual storytellers.

Founded in 2025, Anamana operates its own app and also distributes content through third party platforms such as YouTube and TikTok.

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