Busan film fest, Netflix expand Creative Asia workshop to record scale
The Busan International Film Festival and Netflix will host the third consecutive edition of Creative Asia, a workshop program for Asia's next-generation filmmakers, in Busan this year, expanding it to its largest scale to date through a new collaboration with the Asian Film Commissions Network (AFCNet) and the Motion Picture Association (MPA), an organization representing major U.S. studios.…
The Busan International Film Festival and Netflix are collaborating to expand the Creative Asia workshop program to its largest scale yet. This third annual edition, now an official festival program, will take place on October 10 at Dongseo University's Centum Campus in Busan.
In partnership with the Asian Film Commissions Network (AFCNet) and the Motion Picture Association (MPA), Netflix aims to support emerging Asian filmmakers by helping them bring their ideas to fruition. This year's program will offer a range of masterclasses on cinematography, storytelling, and location scouting, catering to the diverse needs of newer filmmakers.
Beyond the masterclasses, Creative Asia will introduce workshop sessions for aspiring filmmakers. These sessions will cover topics such as filmmaking across various budget levels and the increasing role of artificial intelligence in the creative process. This expanded lineup reflects Netflix's commitment to nurturing talent and addressing the evolving landscape of Asian cinema.
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