What happened at the Busan festival and producers alliance launch?
Five independent producers' organisations from Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Taiwan launched the Asian Producers Alliance at the Busan film market [1, 3]. The coalition aims to support co-productions across Asia and protect creators' intellectual property as the industry adapts to streaming [1]. Additionally, the Producers Guild of Korea and Sakha Filmmakers Association signed an agreement to develop co-productions and build links between their film industries [5], whilst the Philippines announced a reorganised International Co-Production Fund with two support tracks [6].
Sources
- Busan Market Hosts Asian Producers Alliance Launch While Festival Showcases Emerging Voices and Industry Transformation
- Prime Video Swoops For Princess Diana Series With Unheard Audio: Streamer Will Launch As ‘Diana: Her Secret Confessions’ — Deadline
- Five Organizations Launch Asian Producers Alliance In Busan Market — Deadline
- Globo Announces BBC Deal on Teen Werewolf-Vampire Thriller ‘Blood Red,’ Highlights Big Telenovelas and Hot Fiction Formats at Mipcom Showcase — Variety
- Sakha Filmmakers Association & Producers Guild of Korea Pact For Co-Productions — Deadline
- Philippines Revamps International Co-Production Fund With Minority and Majority Tracks, Unveiled at Busan Market — Variety
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