FILM & AUDIO-VISUAL PRODUCTION

17 January 2022

As Asia’s leading content-trading platform for the entertainment industry, the 26th edition of FILMART will continue to showcase productions from TV, theatres, streaming platforms and mobiles. Production companies, investors and buyers can use the platform to connect and collaborate through online exhibitions and business-matching meetings. More

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Diversity and Connectivity: What You Need to Know about Greater Bay Area

26 November 2021

life & style

K-wave surfs stream

23 July 2021

Move over cinemas — at least for now. The latest trend in film watching is through the Internet. More

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Animator wins backing

05 May 2021

As Mainland China’s robust animation industry continues to thrive, many producers are seeking funding to create original works for global markets. More

multimedia

Global film and TV industry explore opportunities at 2021 FILMART Online

30 April 2021

life & style

Digital FILMART resumes spring slot

09 April 2021

With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to constrain international travel, this year’s HKTDC Hong Kong International Film & TV Market (FILMART) was, for the second time, held in a virtual‑only format. More

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Hong Kong Start-Up Survey: Strengths and Weaknesses of the Ecosystem

01 April 2021

life & style

Plotting a course for streaming

26 March 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic pulled the entertainment industry in two very different directions – on the one hand live performances and cinema shows were shut down for much of last year (and in many places remain closed or heavily restricted) while the demand for home offerings jumped. More

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Small screens triumph

17 March 2021

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” for many lines of business, the COVID-19 pandemic called to mind the second part of the opening quote to Charles Dickens’ Tale of Two Cities, not so much the first. More

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Streaming stimulates screenplay

05 March 2021

Asian economies such as Taiwan and Korea have swiftly grasped the possibilities opening up in the premium television market since the COVID-19 outbreak, and Hong Kong is jumping on the bandwagon. More

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