Latest Blogs
China screenwriters – here’s how to get Hollywood’s attention.
If you are ready to jump on the Hollywood bandwagon and get your piece of the action in China – you’ll need …
Are Chinese regulators turning off the cash flow spigot?
Chinese films seem to struggle to find an international audience. Why?
Where does a filmmaker look for investors? Besides your friendly banker and rich relatives – another option is crowdfunding.
China’s market holds huge potential for Hollywood. But navigating murky Chinese censorship rules is a challenge. Where do you begin?
How to find Chinese-Americans who are bicultural to make your co-production a success.
How do American and Chinese executives pool their respective strengths?
Latest Podcasts
Jean Su of Broadvision Pictures describes how China is opening up to stories with fewer superheroes and more everyday heroes.
Filmmaker Jeffrey Gee Chin shares an underutilized resource for finding Chinese partners – the US Embassy and various screen associations.
Cristiano Bortone is the Managing Director of Bridging the Dragon – talks about how to deal with Chinese producers with more money …
Robert Cain, China specialist of Pacific Bridge Pictures talks plainly about China’s lack of appreciation for good scripts, the challenges of co-production …
Joe Fiorello – an American director/actor based in Hong Kong talks about crowdfunding an independent film and the problem with Hong Kong …
Brendan Davis – Director of Special Projects for BangBang Pictures in Beijing, discusses VFX opportunities in China.
Hollywood Made In China author Aynne Kokas discusses China’s 50-year plans and the pitfalls of America’s quarterly mindset.
Canadian-Chinese producer Melanie Ansley discusses how in China – the unexpected can be a blessing in disguise.
Top execs share what the Chinese studios are looking for.
Seven Stars Development Exec, Jessica Wang discusses the clampdown on Chinese overseas investments and the Chinese influence on content.