KOFIC Promotes Korean Cinema at PIFF
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KOFIC Booth, Int'l Co-Production Seminar, AFIN General Assembly and more
Korean Film Council (chairperson, CHO Hee-moon) participates in Asian Film Market from October 11 to 14, 2009, during the 14th Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF).
KOFIC Booth
During the market period, KOFIC will operate booth at suite 807 of Hotel Seacloud, the official venue of Asian Film Market, and conduct active marketing campaign of Korean cinema. On display are such publications as Pusan Special Edition of Korean Cinema Today (magazine), Korean Cinema and Director's Series, in addition to recently published Who's Who - Actor.
Contact : #807, Hotel Seacloud (Asian Film Market Venue)
Tel : +82 51 933 1511
International Co-production Seminar
KOFIC, along with Producers' Guild of Korea and Asian Film Market, is co-organizing international co-production seminar.
For two days from October 12 to 13, seminar will take place at Sicily Room of Paradise Hotel, where the participants can obtain essential information on such topical issues as film financing tool and case study on international co-production.
AFIN General Assembly
On October 13, the general assembly of AFIN (Asian Film Industry Network) will take place at Paradise Hotel. This year's presiding nation is Japan with a total of five nations participating in the assembly, including UNIJAPAN, KOFIC, Vietnam Media Corporation, Singapore Film Commission and The Federation of National Film Association of Thailand, to discuss various co-promotion strategies for the Asian cinema.
KAFA Special Showcase at PIFF
Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA) commemorates 25th year of its establishment with '25th Anniversary Showcase' at Vancouver International Film Festival and PIFF, respectively.
25 Short films by KAFA graduates, including student works by leading filmmakers Bong Joon-ho, Hur Jin-ho and Im Sang-soo, will be screened in six sections at Haeundae Megabox for two days from October 12 to 13, 2009.
Korean Film Council (chairperson, CHO Hee-moon) participates in Asian Film Market from October 11 to 14, 2009, during the 14th Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF).
KOFIC Booth
During the market period, KOFIC will operate booth at suite 807 of Hotel Seacloud, the official venue of Asian Film Market, and conduct active marketing campaign of Korean cinema. On display are such publications as Pusan Special Edition of Korean Cinema Today (magazine), Korean Cinema and Director's Series, in addition to recently published Who's Who - Actor.
Contact : #807, Hotel Seacloud (Asian Film Market Venue)
Tel : +82 51 933 1511
International Co-production Seminar
KOFIC, along with Producers' Guild of Korea and Asian Film Market, is co-organizing international co-production seminar.
For two days from October 12 to 13, seminar will take place at Sicily Room of Paradise Hotel, where the participants can obtain essential information on such topical issues as film financing tool and case study on international co-production.
AFIN General Assembly
On October 13, the general assembly of AFIN (Asian Film Industry Network) will take place at Paradise Hotel. This year's presiding nation is Japan with a total of five nations participating in the assembly, including UNIJAPAN, KOFIC, Vietnam Media Corporation, Singapore Film Commission and The Federation of National Film Association of Thailand, to discuss various co-promotion strategies for the Asian cinema.
KAFA Special Showcase at PIFF
Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA) commemorates 25th year of its establishment with '25th Anniversary Showcase' at Vancouver International Film Festival and PIFF, respectively.
25 Short films by KAFA graduates, including student works by leading filmmakers Bong Joon-ho, Hur Jin-ho and Im Sang-soo, will be screened in six sections at Haeundae Megabox for two days from October 12 to 13, 2009.
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