Archive · 19 Sep 2025
ACFM Launches New Programs to Strengthen Asian Film Industry
Imagine a big meeting for people who make movies and TV shows in Asia.
They're facing challenges like how to make more money and use new technology like AI.
This meeting, called ACFM, is adding new events to help.
One event will bring people together to share information and work together.
Another will help documentary filmmakers connect.
The goal is to share data, improve quality, and find new ways to create exciting content, like figuring out how AI can help.
The event hopes to build a stronger film industry in Asia.
ACFM is launching new programs, including 'The A,' Doc Square, and InnoAsia.
The A aims to foster collaboration and data sharing across the Asian film industry.
Doc Square is designed to strengthen the documentary film market in Asia.
InnoAsia will explore the impact of technology, including AI, on content creation.
ACFM is seeing increased interest and participation, especially from Asia and Europe.
- Who
- ACFM, led by Ellen Y.D. Kim, along with industry professionals and tech leaders.
- What
- ACFM is launching new programs, including The A, Doc Square, and InnoAsia, to address challenges and opportunities in the Asian film and TV industries.
- When
- ACFM is running from September 20-23.
- Where
- BEXCO in Busan, South Korea.
- Why
- To foster collaboration, address industry challenges, and drive innovation in the Asian film and TV sectors.
- Event Name
- Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM)
- ACFM Location
- BEXCO, Busan, South Korea
- ACFM Dates
- September 20-23 (during BIFF)
- New Programs
- The A Summit, Doc Square, InnoAsia
- Focus of InnoAsia
- Convergence of technology and content creation
- Main Focus
- Collaboration, Data Sharing, and Industry Innovation