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Press Release 2014/9/25 Talents Tokyo Organizing Committee (TOKYO Filmex) Press Release 2014/9/25 Talents Tokyo Organizing Committee (TOKYO FILMeX) Announcement: TALENTS TOKYO 2014 participants (Talents) and Experts and 6 selected projects for the “NEXT MASTERS SUPPORT PROGRAM,” a new initiative to support the alumni. Outline of Talents Tokyo 2014 Title: Talents Tokyo 2014 Dates: From Monday, November 24 to Saturday, November 29, 2014 (6 days during the TOKYO FILMeX 2014) Venue: Yurakucho Asahi Hall etc Organizers: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture) Talents Tokyo Organizing Committee (TOKYO FILMeX) In Cooperation with: Berlinale Talents In Collaboration with: Goethe Institut Tokyo Official home page: http://talents-tokyo.jp/ During the 6 days of the 15th TOKYO FILMeX held from November 24-29, 2014, the filmmaker cultivation project "Talents Tokyo 2014" will be conducted under the supervision of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Arts Council Tokyo, and the Talents Tokyo Organizing Committee (TOKYO FILMeX), and in cooperation with Berlinale Talents. TT2014 brings together 15 upcoming promising filmmakers and producers. Film experts at the forefront of cinema including SUWA Nobuhiro (Director), OH Jung-wang (Producer), Winnie LAU (World Sales) and Florian WEGHORN (Programme Manager of Berlinale Talents) will share their experiences through lectures. Each participant will have opportunity to present his/her own project. The four experts and several other local industry professionals will analyze each project from various aspects such as directing, producing and investment viability. This year’s theme is “Mission Possible: Defining filmmakers’ position”. The 21st century greeted us with the waves of globalization. The work environments in the arts have grown increasingly diversified, leaving the creators disoriented at times. For the Asian filmmakers sailing out on such tide, it may be crucial to understand one’s position first. During the week of Talents Tokyo, the participants come to identify their current positions and devise respective positioning through the interaction and networking with the Experts and their fellow Talents. The lasting networks will not only serve as a mirror but also help them thrive beyond the workshops towards a fruitful future. Talents Tokyo 2014 provides each Talent with an opportunity to discover his or her own map and compass, which today’s filmmakers in Asia should all utilize (or so the organizers believe) to catch the smallest wave in the vast ocean of the film industry. The Talents Tokyo aims to inspire promising filmmakers to develop their voices and become the “Next Masters”. For the last three years, the organizers of Talents Tokyo have run the filmmaker cultivation project “Talent Campus Tokyo”, which was previously called "Next Masters Tokyo" in 2010. This year, we have decided to start a new initiative to support alumni from these events by providing grants from (a) Project Development Fund and (b) International Promotion Fund. Today we announce the selected projects. Talents Tokyo will award a Project Development Fund grants of up to 1 million JPY (approx. 8,900 USD) or an International Promotion Fund grant of up to 500,000 JPY (approx. 4,450 USD) to the selected projects. The List of Main 'Experts' for the Talents Tokyo 2014: SUWA Nobuhiro (Director) Born in 1960. Suwa was involved in producing independent films while studying at Tokyo Zokei University. After graduating from the university, Suwa began directing television documentary films, and "2/Duo" was released in 1996, winning the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam. "M/OTHER" won the prestigious FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. His filmography includes "H Story", "Paris je t'aime" (an omnibus film), "A Perfect Couple" (won the Special Prize of the Jury at the Locarno International Film Festival), "Yuki & Nina". Suwa is known as his unique use of improvisation techniques. Suwa has been a professor at the Graduate School of Film and New Media at Tokyo University of the Arts since 2014. OH Jungwan (Producer) As the chief producer and founder of bom Film Productions, OH has focused on producing accomplished feature films with a unique style that challenges the conventional ideas of cinema. bom Film Productions is known for its producer-based production system and creative marketing strategies. Her filmography with bom film productions includes KIM Ji-woon’s works like “A Tale Of Two Sisters (2003)”, “A Bittersweet Life (2005)”, “Foul King (2000)”, LEE Yoon-ki’s films “My Dear Enemy (2008)”, “Come Rain, Come Shine (2011)”, PARK Chan-wook’s omnibus episode from “Three Extreme” “Cut (2004)”, LEE J-yong’s “Untold Scandal (2003)”, and many more. Winnie LAU(Jet Tone Films, Head of International Co-production & Distribution) Netherlands born, Ms. Winnie Lau, just joined as Head of International Co Production and Distribution at Jet Tone Films per October 1, 2014. This is the production company of Wong Kar Wai and she will be based in Beijing and Hong Kong. Prior to this new position, she worked at Fortissimo Films as Executive VP of International Acquisitions and Sales. She joined the company in 2001 in Amsterdam and Hong Kong. By 2007 moved to NYC to head the US office as Snr VP of Int. Sales and Acquisitions. Has been working with various (mini) majors and variety of independent distributors of a 300+ library. Worked closely with directors as Wong Kar Wai (In The Mood for Love), Martin Scorsese (Shine a Light), Julian Schnabel (Lou Reed's Berlin) and John Cameron Mitchell (Shortbus). Before to Fortissimo Films, She worked at the HK film studio GOLDEN HARVEST as distribution manager (Golden Harvest discovered and produced films with Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh and Jet Li) and as production manager at the Jackie Chan film WHO AM I? And previously programmed for various film festivals and has been on numerous co production markets panels, incl. Creative Capital, Atlantic Strategic Partners, New York Women in Film and Television, Miami Int. Film Festival “Encuentros”, “Dubai IFF”. She has also served on various jury duties amongst others at Seattle International Film Festival (2012), Cinemart (Rotterdam IFF) 2012 and Sarasoto Film Festival (2010). Florian WEGHORN (Programme Manager of Berlinale Talents) Weghorn was born in Oldenburg, 1976, and studied theatre, film and television studies at the University of Cologne. After receiving an M.A. in film in 2002, he went on to work for the Berlinale, first as an assistant and from 2008 to 2014 as a programme curator and deputy head of Generation. Weghorn is a member of the selection committee for the Berlinale's Competition and also serves on the jury for the children's film fund of the BKM (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media). Apart from the festival he has worked as an author and editor of several publications for film and young people. The List of Selected 'Talents' for the Talents Tokyo 2014: Directors: Giancarlo ABRAHAN （Philippines） Soe Moe Aung （Myanmar） Zay Yar Aung （Myanmar） Chuck GUTIERREZ （Philippines） HAYAKAWA Chie（Japan） HSU Chen-Chieh （Taiwan） KIM Juri（Korea） Siege LEDESMA（Philippines） LI Jheng-Neng（Taiwan） MOON Kwon （Korea） Nelson YEO （Singapore） Producers: Alemberg ANG （Philippines） Armi Rae CACANINDIN （Philippines） MA Ruiqing （China） Archibald PEI （China） The Selection Committee is formed by IKEDA Takaaki (Film buyer/ NHK Enterprises, Inc.), HAYASHI Kanako (Talents Tokyo, Chairperson/ TOKYO FILMeX, Festival director), ICHIYAMA Shozo (Talents Tokyo, Vice-Chairperson/ TOKYO FILMeX, Program director). KAMIYA Naoki (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX), OKAZAKI Tadashi (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX) and KANAYA Shigeo (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX) participated in the preliminary selection process. Next Masters Support Program: Selected Projects: a）Development Fund Wesley Leon AROOZOO (2010, Singapore), <I Want To Go Home> Hannah ESPIA (2012, Philippines) , <Learning to Build a Fire> KIM Kihyun (2010, Korea), <Journeys in Math and Genetics> MIYAKE Kyoko (2011, Japan), <A Promise> SOGA Masumi (2011, Japan), <Kodokushi> b）International Promotion Fund: Francis Xavier E. PASION (2010, Philippines) <BWAYA (CROCODILE)> The Selection Committee is formed by IKEDA Takaaki (Film buyer/ NHK Enterprises, Inc.), HAYASHI Kanako (Talents Tokyo, Chairperson/ TOKYO FILMeX, Festival director), ICHIYAMA Shozo (Talents Tokyo, Vice-Chairperson/ TOKYO FILMeX, Program director). KAMIYA Naoki (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX), OKAZAKI Tadashi (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX) and KANAYA Shigeo (Talents Tokyo/ TOKYO FILMeX) participated in the preliminary selection process. .
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