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Cordia is a creative powerhouse for creator-founders, with teams in New York and Seoul.
We help creatives and the companies they build translate what they know into work that is strategically grounded, narratively distinct, and made to compound.
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TikTok and Sundance Institute have launched a new global storytelling program focused on micro-series.
The four-week course will teach creators how to write serialized stories designed specifically for short-form platforms, while providing direct access to industry professionals and creative development resources.
One of the biggest institutions in film and television is officially teaching creators how to make content for TikTok.
Applications are now open worldwide.
Micro-series have quietly spread across almost every corner of social media. What started as skits, character bits, and recurring formats has evolved into something much closer to television.
Creators like Dhar Mann, Kinigra Deon, and Alan Chikin Chow have built massive audiences through serialized storytelling.
Projects like Brooklyn Coffee Shop have shown that a one-minute Instagram episode can feel more like a sitcom than a social post, building recurring characters and inside jokes viewers return to every week. Last year, the series won a Webby Award for Video & Film Comedy, beating out Jimmy Kimmel Live!
TikTok has already invested in original micro-series through projects like Screen Time by Issa Rae. Sundance is now launching a dedicated program to teach creators how to write them.
The creators built the audience first. Now some of the biggest platforms and institutions in media are catching up.
The format has already proven commercially valuable.
The missing piece was institutional recognition.
When one of the most influential organizations in independent film starts treating short-form storytelling as a legitimate craft, it becomes harder to dismiss micro-series as a trend.
Now it’s time to see whether or not audiences agree.
We partnered with Instagram Rings winner @omgadrian to build a platform for honest creative conversations - with creators who've gone the distance. What began as a series of conversations has grown into a living archive of leading creators speaking honestly about confidence, voice, and what it truly takes to show up on camera.
“Supercharged my workflow.”
Throughout the past decade, @colinandsamir have established themselves as the definitive voice of the creator economy. We've now partnered with them to shape their short form presence. The mandate was singular: extract the core insight from each conversation and compress it into moments that travel, without losing the unique perspective that makes them worth watching.
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