WHAT’S ON
SEMINARS AND EVENTS TUESDAY 22
9:00AM HONG KONG 3D STEREO DIGITAL CINEMA AND D.I. WORK SHOWCASE Venue Theatre 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Open to By invitation only
HONG KONG FILM NEW ACTION — ‘BEYOND BOX OFFICE’ SYMPOSIUM Venue Bauhinia Room, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
A high-level conference which examines the changing shape of the Asian film industry and the business opportunities created by such changes. No longer simply
‘ancillary revenues’, these opportunities include expanded possibilities in games, video-on-demand and mobile media. Seminars will also look at prime examples of film-business entrepreneurship in Asia, the marketability of Chinese-language cinema and the ever- evolving role of Hong Kong.
10:00AM
EUROPE/CHINA: MORE FILM CO-PRODUCTION FOR A NEW STEP OF CO-OPERATION Venue Studio, Hall 1,
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
Speakers n Helen Davis Jayalath, senior analyst of Screen Digest (London) n Chow Keung, producer at Xstream Pictures (China) n Chu Chen On, executive producer of October Pictures Ltd n Isabelle Glachant, producer of Chinese Shadows (France-China) n Kirsten Niehuus, managing director of Film Funding Medienboard Berlin Brandenburg GmbH (Germany)
WORLDWIDE PREMIERE ‘9D MUSIC — MUSIC THAT CAN MOVE’ Venue Event Room, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
10:15AM
THE 4TH DIGITAL VISUAL- EFFECTS SUMMIT Venue Theatre 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
11:30AM
THE MIRACLE PIONEERED BY BUBBLE MON IN CULTURAL INDUSTRY Venue Stage, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
12:30PM
PRESS CONFERENCE FOR TILL DEATH DO US PART Venue Studio, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Open to By invitation only
Speakers n Shogo Tomiyama, secretary-general of Toho/Japan Academy Prize Association n Tomoko Katahara, general manager/ producer of J&K Entertainment Inc n Jonathan Hyong-joon Kim, CEO, president of Dyne Film n Shan Dongbing, producer at Delight (Beijing) Communication Co n Mathew Tang, head of productions for Edko Films n Li-fen Chien, producer at Chi & Company.
1:00PM
NEW WAVE FORUM ON CHINESE FILM GENRE: CITY/ LOVE ‘A BEAUTIFUL LIFE’ Venue Event room, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
TAIWAN CINEMA PARTY Venue Dynasty Club Open to By invitation only
Organised by the Taipei Film Commission.
1:30PM
UNIJAPAN ENTERTAINMENT FORUM — A MEETING BETWEEN PRODUCERS: SIMULATING AN INTERNATIONAL CO-PRODUCTION AND CONSIDERING HOW EACH COUNTRY CAN SUPPORT THE FILM Venue Meeting room S228, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
2:00PM
ASIAN FILM PRODUCERS FORUM Venue Stage, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session one: 2:00pm-3:30pm ‘Structural comparison between Hollywood and Asian Producing’ Hollywood film producing is greatly different from producing Asian films. What are their competitive advantages? With the trend of international co-operation and co-productions, how could Hollywood and Asian film-makers work together to achieve the greatest synergy? Renowned producers
and scholars from Hong Kong, mainland China and Taiwan will analyse the new trends around producing and examine the cross- region co-operation opportunities around the world.
Session two: 3:30pm-5:00pm ‘A New Era for Asian Films: Co-production and Investment’ The rapid economic growth puts China under the world spotlight; the film market is no exception. The box-office revenue of mainland China rose tremendously, from $944m (RMB6.2bn) in 2009 to more than $1.52bn (RMB10bn) in 2010.
The enormous
growth in box office led to the increasing capital investment and industry players from Asia entering in the Chinese mainland film market. Some of them have achieved great success by overcoming various challenges on film production, capital return, manpower management and government policy. Speakers on the
panel will share their experiences on investing in co-production films and examine the new era of Asian films.
2:00PM
‘GIVE ME FIVE’ 3D MOVIE PRESS CONFERENCE Venue Studio, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
2:00PM
KOFIC HAPPY HOUR Venue Kofic Booth (1D- C13), Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
Networking event organised by the Korean Film Council.
3:00PM
A CHINESE GHOST STORY PRESS CONFERENCE Venue Event Room, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Open to By invitation only
4:30PM
3D SEX AND ZEN: EXTREME ECSTASY Venue Event room, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
A reworking of 1991 Hong Kong cult sensation Sex And Zen, 3D Sex And Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is being widely billed as the world’s first 3D sex film.
5:00PM
YULU PRESS CONFERENCE Venue Studio, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
6:00PM
THE ASIA RAINBOW TV AWARDS COCKTAILS Venue Hall 5E, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Open to By invitation only
7:30PM
THE ASIA RAINBOW TV AWARDS Venue Hall 5E, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Open to By invitation only
The work of outstanding television makers and television productions across Asia will be recognised at the first Asia Rainbow TV Awards ceremony. It is hoped the event, organised by the Hong Kong Televisioners Association (HKTVA), will serve as a networking platform for the industry.
New Advances in Digital Production Moderator Mike Goodridge, editor, Screen International
Panel Speakers AK Madhavan, chief executive officer, Crest Animation Studios Ltd Michael Lake, chief executive officer, Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios Pierre Escande, director of commercial production, BUF Rick Dean, senior vice-president, THX
n 18 Screen International at Filmart/HAF/HKIFF March 22, 2011
– What’s Next for Visual and 3D Effects This panel will examine advances in digital production in recent years, such as shooting in 3D and how 2D-3D conversion in post-production brings down the cost on digital special effects. Trends in visual effects will also be discussed.
TOMORROW 13:30
Date March 23, 2011 Time 13:30 - 15:30 Venue Stage, Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
PANEL DISCUSSION
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