Naman Ramachandran Film co-productions are on the rise in South East Asia, but their growth brings tricky choices for producers.Leading practitioners Monday shone a useful light on how to navigate the often tricky paths of co-productions at a Singapore International Film Festival panel discussion.
The film festival is part of the ongoing Singapore Media Festival.Co-productions in the region are gaining pace with the Singapore Film Commission’s Southeast Asia Co-Production Grant supporting projects with up to S$250,000 ($187,000) per project, and the Film Development Council of the Philippines’ ASEAN Co-production Fund that offers up to $150,000 per project, which is due to go live in January.The Singapore Grants have already borne fruit.
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