The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), with Senator Imee Marcos’ backing, introduces the Young Creatives Challenge (YC2), a grand
YC2 aims to train the spotlight on the brilliance of creative minds across various domains like songwriting, screenwriting, playwriting, graphic novels, animation, game development, and online content creation.
The Department of Trade and Industry’s Young Creatives Challenge aims to become the platform for Filipinos to showcase their talents On September 24, the DTI will launch the competition with a livestreamed event on its Facebook page, bringing together prospective participants, colleges, universities, collaborators, and potential producers from the private sector.
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