Busan film fest, Netflix expand Creative Asia workshop to record scale
The Busan International Film Festival and Netflix are set to host the third consecutive edition of Creative Asia, a workshop program for Asia's next-generation filmmakers, in Busan this year. The event is expanding to its largest scale to date through a new collaboration with the Asian Film Commissions Network and the Motion Picture Association, an organization representing major U.S. studios.…
The Busan International Film Festival and Netflix have announced a significant expansion of the Creative Asia workshop program, which is set to take place for the third consecutive year in Busan. In a collaboration with the Asian Film Commissions Network and the Motion Picture Association, Netflix aims to provide a larger platform for emerging Asian filmmakers to develop their creative ideas into fully-realized screen projects.
This year, Creative Asia will be held on October 10 at Dongseo University's Centum Campus, marking the largest edition of the program to date.
The expanded workshop will cater to the diverse needs of filmmakers at various stages of their careers. Topics covered will include cinematography, storytelling techniques, and location scouting. Additionally, industry discussions will explore filmmaking across different budget ranges and the increasing impact of artificial intelligence in the creative process. A novel addition to this year's program will be workshop sessions, offering aspiring filmmakers the opportunity to engage in hands-on learning experiences.
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