Conferences & Events 2012

• 4 December, Pre-market Conference (click here for full programme)

  OPENING KEYNOTE: CREATIVITY BEYOND BORDERS: ASIA AND THE GLOBAL MARKET - WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS? 10:00AM - 10:45AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Sanford Panitch President Fox International Productions USA
  THE ULTIMATE CONTENT CREATOR: THE HEROES BEHIND THE SUPER HEROES 10:45AM - 12:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  C.B. Cebulski Senior Vice President, Creator & Content Development Marvel, USA	Moderator: Nicholas Yong Journalist, The Straits Time, Life!, Singapore
  Super heroes dominated on the big screen this year! Marvel's The Avengers, with worldwide box office already over $1.5 billion, is the third highest-grossing film of all time. Marvel rules across multi-platforms with one content, from comic books, television programs, games, toys, digital etc. We find out how successful they have been on transmedia, and how Marvel deals with myriad changes, be it content, digital distribution channels, digital content sharing etc., especially with the emergence of social media platforms. C.B. Cebulski, Senior VP, Creator & Content Development will share with us on the challenges Marvel faced distributing what we were once familiar, buying off comics from our nearest convenience store and now having it across all platforms and varies mediums . What is Marvel going to do to attract more children to read more comic books? Is social media the way to go? What can we expect from Marvel across various platforms? What more are in store for Marvel in 2013?
  THE ASIAN BROADCASTER SERIES: MNC MEDIA INDONESIA 12:00PM - 12:45PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  David Fernando Audy President Director Global TV Indonesia (PT Global Informasi Bermutu) Indonesia			Moderator: Adrian Lim Group Editor Television Asia Plus Singapore
  Global TV Indonesia (PT Global Informasi Bermutu) belongs to parent corporation, MNC Group. Global TV, the most exciting national TV station in Indonesia, was established in early 1999 and debuted in October 2001, it quickly went on to identify itself as the youngest private television station in Indonesia with a youth target audience. Global TV broadcasts 24 hours non-stop thrilling programs with a broadcast range covering Greater Jakarta, Medan, Bandung, Semarang, Surabaya, and Yogyakarta. With 18 transmitters, Global TV broadcasts can now be picked up by about 110 million viewers in 142 cities each day. Global TV has extended its coverage to more than 18 cities in Indonesia with a combination of exciting programs locally and overseas. Looking into 2013, we talk to David Fernando Audy, President Director of Global TV as he shares with us his upcoming plans for the station at ATF!
  THE ASIAN BROADCASTER SERIES: MUNHWA BROADCASTING CORPORATION (MBC) 2:00PM - 2:45PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Ahn Taeg Ho Managing Director of Future Strategy Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), South Korea			Moderator: Hyeonza Hong VP of Sales, Asia ITV Studios Global Entertainment, Hong Kong SAR
  Korean dramas have taken the entire world by storm! Having sold and translated into different languages to be viewed in different territories worldwide, Korean dramas have garnered much well-deserved hype and anticipation for the last 10 years. ATF talks to Ahn Taeg Ho, Managing Director of Future Strategy, MBC South Korea to find out the successes behind the Korean station's content programming and distribution business. Ahn was in charge of the international distribution of the famous drama "Jewel in the Palace" also known as Dae Jang Geum, which was an enormous success not only at home but internationally as well, becoming one of MBC's flagship shows. Facing new challenges from the digital online platform, and being a traditional broadcaster, what is MBC's new distribution plan? What new story line-up can we expect in 2013 to scale even greater heights?
  THE LAST TYCOON - PRESS CONFERENCE 2:00PM - 3:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3F (MEDIA ONLY)
  FOCUS ON KOREAN FORMAT: RUNNING MAN 2:45PM - 3:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Cho Hyo Jin Producer Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS), South Korea			Moderator: Hyeonza Hong VP of Sales, Asia ITV Studios Global Entertainment, Hong Kong SAR
  A South Korean variety show known as an “urban action variety”; a never-before seen new genre of variety show that took Asian audience onto a whole new excitement – “Running Man”. Producer Cho Hyo Jin from SBS South Korea will be talking about what goes into the success of this Asian format program. Working with very minimum budget how did they execute the series that made it into a hit!
  BRANDED ENTERTAINMENT IN CHINA 3:30PM - 4:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Silvia Goh Chief Content Officer LiquidThread, Starcom Mediavest Group, China PRC
  Advertising on Chinese national TV is becoming costly for multinationals with China’s regulators limiting advertisers’ access to prime time inventory and local brands beginning to advertise on national TV too. Starcom Mediavest Group’s content creation arm LiquidThread, enter into the China market with their creativity that bring brands, entertainment, digital and social media together creating an entirely new experience for the audience and bring solutions for the brand advertisers. Silvia Goh will be giving us insights into branded entertainment in China, the new way to monetize advertisers’ dollars and making it stretch across multi–platform marketing strategy with original TV content.
  FORMAT DISTRIBUTION: THE CHINA DEAL MAKER 4.00PM - 4.30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Rebecca Yang Chief Executive Officer International Program Content Network (IPCN), China PRC
  Format has been the biggest and most successful genre that has gotten foreign format programs to break into the China market. China’s Got Talent, Sing-Off and The Voice have all successfully made the deal come true through IPCN. CEO Rebecca Yang will be sharing with us illuminating tips to secure deals under China’s strict restriction. Thus far, singing and dancing format genres have resonated very highly with audiences in China; what’s the next big format that she and her team is looking out for? Can anyone predict the next big hit in 2013 for the Chinese market?
  THE FACTUAL PROGRAMMING EXPERT 4:30PM - 5.15PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Christian Murphy Senior Vice President, International Programming & Marketing A+E Networks, USA			Moderator: Stephen Harris Head of Development The Workaholic Entertainment Group,USA
  Understand the trends for factual entertainment worldwide. Looking into 2013: What are the hottest genres and formats that everyone is on the look-out for? What are the strongest performers for A+E Networks International? Do American mega-hit series like 'Pawn Stars' travel overseas? What are the challenges of creating Asian and other regional versions of these hits? Is A+E International funding productions that target the International channels to supplement the pipeline of US series? What are the selection criteria for this category of programs? What is the major new direction for International channel operators in 2013?
  THE FUTURE OF TV: THE NEW TV PLAYER 5:15PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Michelle Guthrie APAC Director of Strategic Business Development, Google/ YouTube, Singapore			Moderator: Ranga Somanathan CEO VivaKi, Malaysia
  Google has dominated conventional internet search ads, emails across the digital online platform. Consumers may have flocked to smartphones and tablets; yet advertisers haven’t wholly been won over yet. Google has announced their plan in going vertical, including their plans to invest in online video creators. Google's APAC Director of Strategic Business Development, Michelle Guthrie, talks about Google’s plans for 2013 - how she and her team will be spearheading Google’s exciting new plan to break into the content market with a new monetizing solution.
  SCREENSINGAPORE OPENING RED CARPET PREMIERE: THE LAST TYCOON 7:00 PM ONWARDS, SHAW LIDO (BY RSVP ONLY) OPENING PARTY 10:00PM ONWARDS, KU DÉ TA, MARINA BAY SANDS SKYPARK (BY RSVP ONLY)

• 5 December (click here for full programme)

  OPENING CEREMONY 10:00AM - 11:30AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM Officiated by Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, Minister for Communications and Information, Ministry of Communications and Information
  FILM KEYNOTE: FOCUS ON CHINA'S FILM BUSINESS 11:00AM - 11:50AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Yu Dong CEO & Founder Bona Film Group, China PRC	Moderator: Kenneth Tan Assistant Chief Executive (Assessment), Media Development Authority (MDA), Singapore
  Chinese companies have started to emerge triumphant in global markets. Yu Dong, one of “the future’s most influential filmmakers”, and CEO / Founder of China Bona Film Group, a Chinese production company involved in the co-production and distribution of films. Additionally, the group owns cinema theatres across China. It is known as China’s largest share-holding film distribution company. An important mover and shaker in the Chinese film industry, Yu Dong will be providing with us an overview of the China’s film industry, as well as his erudite views for opportunities and line-ups that he has for Bona Film Group in 2013.
  THEATRE INNOVATION: A CONVERSATION WITH DOLBY 11:50AM - 12:10PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Ioan Allen Senior Vice-President, Dolby Laboratories, USA	Moderator: Kenneth Tan Assistant Chief Executive (Assessment), Media Development Authority (MDA), Singapore
  SCREENSINGAPORE AMBASSADOR LUNCH 12:30PM - 2:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3A & 3B (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  FOCUS ON CHINA: FILM CO-PRODUCTION & FINANCING PANEL 1.30PM - 2:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Greg Basser Chief Executive Officer, Village Roadshow Entertainment Group / Village Roadshow Pictures Group, USA Michael C. Ellis President & Managing Director, Motion Picture Association (MPA), USA Nansun Shi Executive Director, Distribution Workshop (HK) Ltd, Hong Kong SAR Moderator: Patrick Frater Chief Executive Officer, Film Business Asia and F Media, Hong Kong SAR Co-productions are the flavour of the moment in US-Chinese film industry relations. There are major initiatives by China’s largest film companies to break into Hollywood and the English-language film market. At the same time Hollywood studios and US independents alike are looking to China as one of the last growth markets for theatrical audiences. They alas see China as a source of production finance. But the last months have delivered a succession of reality checks, not least of which has been a stern reminder from Chinese authorities that there needs to be more Chinese involvement in co-productions. The panel will discuss exactly where is this sector headed and ask who will be the players who can strike the right balance
  FOCUS ON CHINA: CO-PRODUCTION CASE STUDIES 2:30PM - 3.30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM		SCREENSINGAPORE BUSINESS MATCHING SESSION 2:30PM - 5:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3111 & 3112 (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  Jonathan Olsberg Chairman, Olsberg•SPI, United Kingdom Mike Gabrawy Chief Creative Officer, Arclight Films, USA Moderator: Patrick Frater Chief Executive Officer, Film Business Asia and F Media, Hong Kong SAR
  CHINA - SINGAPORE DIALOGUE: TV PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN CHINA 3:00PM - 5:00PM SINGAPORE PAVILION BOOTH NO. G02: SCREENING ROOM (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  FOCUS ON CHINA: CHINA, FILM & TECHNOLOGY 3.30PM - 4.30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM		TAITRA NETWORKING COCKTAIL 3.30PM - 4.30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, TAIWAN PAVILION, STAND C01 (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  Ian Jessel President, Legend3D, USA Jimmy Wu Chairman & CEO, ChinaPlex Network Limited, China PRC Moderator: Patrick Frater Chief Executive Officer, Film Business Asia and F Media, Hong Kong SAR The liberalisation of the Chinese film industry has coincided with unprecedented revolutions in film technology – digital projection, digital film-making and online distribution. With little infrastructure burden to cling on to, Chinese film companies have been able to leap to the forefront of new technology usage, making Chinese firms Asia’s most active producers of 3-D and IMAX films. China has also developed Asia’s most energetic VOD market. This panel will ask why Chinese audiences are still enthralled by 3-D and IMAX; i) how Chinese film-makers are using the new kit iii) how VoD firms have the potential to finance the production sector and change distribution iv) how made for mobile and made for internet films may become a parallel film industry economy.
  CBS STUDIOS INTERNATIONAL COCKTAIL PARTY 4:00PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, CBS STAND B13 (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  SINGAPORE HOUR 4:30PM - 5:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, SINGAPORE PAVILION, MDA STAND G02
  ONLINE DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION FOR BRANDED CONTENT 4:30PM - 5.15PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM		TURNER CONTENT SOLUTIONS: "MONDAY MORNINGS" PRIVATE SCREENING 4:30PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3012 (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  Andrew Wong Deputy General Manager, Digital Starcom MediaVest Group, Hong Kong SAR
  Young affluent consumers in China are increasingly turning to their personal computers, instead of the communal TV sets, for video entertainment. Most importantly they are the target audience who are willing to pay for a good piece of content. China has more than 300 million online video users, with online video ad spends growing 60% to 80% annually. Having the right content is not enough, knowing how to distribute the piece of content on to the right platform to reach out to the right target audience is crucial.
  FUTURE OF TV: GOING GLOBAL, HELPING TV SHOWS FIND THEIR AUDIENCE 5:15PM - 6.00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Razmig Hovaghimian Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder Viki.com, Singapore
  What happens when great shows can't find an audience -- they go global. Razmig Hovaghimian, Viki CEO and Co-Founder, a global TV site powered by fans, will discuss how TV networks are finding new audiences and new revenue streams by entering foreign markets. He'll explain how Playful Kiss, a TV series that never took off in South Korea, became a worldwide sensation with a loyal audience of nearly 7 million viewers that has made over $3.5 million in advertising and broadcast distribution deals.
  2ND RENDEZVOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA: HAPPINESS NEVER COMES ALONE 7:00PM ONWARDS THE CATHAY CINEPLEX @ HANDY ROAD (BY RSVP ONLY)

• 6 December (click here for full programme)

  THE NEXT-GENERATION TV: FRENCH SUCCESS STORIES 8:00AM - 10:00AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, RED LOUNGE (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  ANIMATION ENTERTAINMENT KEYNOTE 10:00AM - 10:45AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Nick Dorra Head of Animation Rovio Entertainment, Finland
  Rovio Entertainment, the Finnish maker of the world’s most-downloaded mobile app, “Angry Birds”, is coming to ATF. Nick Dorra, Head of Animation who is based in Finland, will be sharing their latest plans in broadcast media, games, publishing and services. Hear more about Rovio's business model and strategy for Asia.
  ANIMATION CO-PRODUCTION & FINANCING PANEL 10:45AM - 11:30AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Vishnu Athreya Executive Director, Programming Acquisitions and Development, Turner International Asia Pacific Limited, Hong Kong SAR Henrietta Hurford-Jones Director of CBeebies Investment, BBC Worldwide Channels, United Kingdom Damien Tromel Head of Acquisitions and Creative, DreamWorks Animation Classics USA Derek Reeves Creative Executive for Development and Co-production Nelvana, Canada Pan Tian Yi Supervising Producer, Rovio Entertainment, China PRC Moderator: Joachim Ng Director, Industry Operations, Media Development Authority (MDA), Singapore
  2012 has been a busy year for the animation business, with TV animation characters leaping across multiple platforms. We have heard news of restructuring, acquisitions, tightening budgets etc. With new changes and various factors falling into place, the panel will share what are the new opportunities in store for 2013. What are the challenges ahead? But one thing’s for sure, good news of more opportunities will be opening up for co-production and financing for our Asian producers.
  KIDS CONTENT BUSINESS MOVING INTO DIGITAL INTERACTIVE MEDIA 11:30AM - 12:15PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Sep Riahi Vice President of Home Video, Audio, Digital & Interactive Distribution Sesame Workshop, USA
  Kids’ content business has gone from standard TV shows into a new line of story or comic books, interactive websites, merchandising and perhaps signing off movie rights for kids’ movies. What’s next? The Apps. The big buzz about Apps comes with the wave of new technology innovation. What kind of content works best with digital interactive media on Ipad, tablets, smartphone etc.? What’s the best approach to pricing? What are the pros and cons of in-house versus outsourcing? Most importantly, what is the right time to develop, market and launch an app?
  CREATIVE MALAYSIA NETWORKING LUNCHEON 12:00PM - 1:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3111 & 3112
  SAPPORO PRESENTATION - SPECIAL ZONE FOR SCREEN INDUSTRY IN JAPAN 1:00PM - 2:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, RED LOUNGE
  THE WEDDING DIARY II - PRESS CONFERENCE 2:00PM - 3:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3F (MEDIA ONLY)
  FILM CO-PRODUCTION & FINANCING PANEL USA: IS STORYTELLING COMPROMISED IN A WORLD OF GROWING CO-PRODUCTION? 2:00PM - 3:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3211		FOCUS ON DOCUMENTARY: HOW TO PITCH? 2:00PM - 2:45PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Greg Coote Chief Executive Officer, Latitude Entertainment, USA Michael J. Werner Chairman, Fortissimo Film Sales, Hong Kong SAR Shekhar Kapur Award-winning Director & Producer, India Moderator: Ashok Amritraj Chairman & CEO, Hyde Park Entertainment, USA		Stephen Harris Head of Development, The Workaholic Entertainment Group, USA In 'How to Pitch', he shares his step-by-step approach to planning and executing a pitch. He covers the various levels of effort and investment that producers can commit to their program ideas, beginning with Concept, and then Elevator Pitch, Character Tape, Sizzle Reel and even Pilot. He estimates the budgets to preparing a pitch at each of these levels. His presentation includes several successful pitch tapes. Stephen will also share his strategies for getting meetings with network executives. He will share his experience in the 'daily life of a developer' so that producers can appreciate the evaluation process that their pitches experience before they finally earn a greenlight! Produced by: Peter Hamilton Consultant, Founder & Publisher, DocumentaryTelevision.com, the leading e-newsletter on the business of nonfiction television.
  FILM CO-PRODUCTION & FINANCING PANEL EURO-ZONE: HOW TO GET YOUR MOVIE MADE IN EUROPE 3:00PM - 4:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3211		FOCUS ON DOCUMENTARY: HOW TO GET FUNDING & FINANCING PARTNERS FOR YOUR PROJECTS? 2.45PM - 3.30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Antoine de Clermont-Tonnerre President & Producer, MACT Productions, France Duncan Heath Chairman, Independent Talent Group Ltd, United Kingdom Jérôme Seydoux Co-Chairman and CEO, PATHÉ - Cinema: Production, Distribution, Exhibition, France Moderator: Wayne Duband Wayne Duband Consulting, USA		Stephen Harris Head of Development, The Workaholic Entertainment Group, USA In ‘How to Get Funding’ Stephen analyzes an array of models for funding series and documentaries. He will begin by analyzing the Work-for-Hire model that dominates the US TV industry, particularly for the character-based, repeatable series that are so popular today. He describes the process whereby pitches are evaluated by development executives, focusing on the business factors that can shape their decisions. The role and expectations of Talent is one of the most important. He describes the prevailing deal terms, including the development and other costs that producers may recoup after their projects are green lit. For documentaries and TV specials, he identifies various acquisition and co-production models, and identifies the key global players including HBO, PBS, BBC, Smithsonian, ARTE and others. He describes the range of financial contributions that may be considered by co-pro partners, and details acquisition fee benchmarks for a range of channels. Produced by: Peter Hamilton Consultant, Founder & Publisher, DocumentaryTelevision.com, the leading e-newsletter on the business of nonfiction television.
  FILM CO-PRODUCTION & FINANCING PANEL SOUTH EAST ASIA: NEW FILMMAKER, NEW MONEY 4:00PM - 5:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3211		ENTERING THE CHINA MARKET: PRODUCING FORMAT IN REALITY STYLE 3.30PM - 4.15PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Abdul Latiff Mohaideen Executive Director & CEO, Lineclear Motion Pictures Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Gayatri Su-lin Pillai Vice President, Astro Shaw Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Jack Neo Director, J Team Productions, Singapore Leon Tan Group CEO, Tripod Group of Companies, Malaysia Mira Lesmana Owner, Miles Films, Indonesia Moderator: Michael Wiluan Chief Executive Infinite Studios Singapore New film makers sourcing for money to produce their new film or first film is always a challenge. Through the speakers on this panel, we get to hear from experienced film producers who have been through the path themselves to come forward and share about their experiences in financing a movie - getting sponsors, financial backers etc. What are the ways, who do they approach? We want to hear it all.		Alexis De Gemini Chief Executive Officer, Director & Producer, A2G Creations, France French veteran executive producer, Alexis de Gemini, brings with him The Beauty Academy, a hit reality TV show in China. The 1st season of the show which drew millions of viewers each week has just been commissioned by Sephora for branded entertainment. Get an insightful sharing from Mr. De Gemini on the challenges he faced whilst working in the Chinese market and how he planned and executed on-site during the production.
  HOW IP OWNERSHIP HAS IMPACTED UK PRODUCTION, EXPORT GROWTH AND CO-PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES BETWEEN SINGAPORE & UK? 4:00PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, RED LOUNGE (BY INVITATION ONLY)		SNEAK PEEKS @ SCREENSINGAPORE 4:00PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, SINGAPORE PAVILION STAND G02: SCREENING ROOM (BY RSVP ONLY)
  INTERNATIONAL EMMY® AWARD SHOWCASE OF THE 2012 NOMINATED PROGRAMS FROM ASIA 4:00PM - 5:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Presented by: Camille Bidermann-Roizen Executive Director, the International Academy of Televisions Arts & Sciences For the first-time at ATF, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences presents a showcase of the 2012 International Emmy® Award Nominees from Asia. Out of the 2012 nominees, 15 programs from China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand were nominated. The International Emmy competitions have three rounds of judging over a period of 6 months, with participation from jurors across 67 countries. International Academy Executive Director, Camille Bidermann-Roizen will present the showcase of the Asian programs with excerpts, and give an overview of the entry process for The International Emmy Awards. The 2013 International Emmy® Awards competition opened December 4, 2012. Deadline for entries is February 18, 2013. For more information go to www.iemmys.tv. The 2012 International Emmy® Awards Nominees from Asia featured at this showcase are: ARTS PROGRAMMING Blue Man WOWOW Inc. Japan BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR Arthur Acuña in The Kitchen Musical The Group Entertainment Singapore Zhu Yawen in Flying Eagle H.Brothers Tianyi Movie & TV Co.,Ltd / Beijing Yechen Film & TV Cultural Development Co., Ltd China PRC BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS Rina Sa in Zhong Guo Di Phoenix Satellite TV in association with Sino Television / Liaoning Seven-star Film / Dongyang Tangyun Fenghua Culture Communications Hong Kong SAR DOCUMENTARY Across Land, Across Sea The Chosunilbo South Korea DRAMA SERIES The Kitchen Musical The Group Entertainment Singapore NON-SCRIPTED ENTERTAINMENT The Challenger Muaythai Imagine Group Pte Ltd / The Group Entertainment Singapore TELENOVELA Iron Daughters-in-Law MBC South Korea TV MOVIE/ MINI-SERIES Early Autumn Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting / Shochiku Co. Ltd. Japan
  SINGAPORE HOUR 4:30PM - 5:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, SINGAPORE PAVILION, STAND G02
  COCKTAIL PARTY 5:00PM - 6:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, JAPAN PAVILION, STAND A02
  SCREENSINGAPORE CLOSING RED CARPET PREMIERE: THE WEDDING DIARY II 7:30PM ONWARDS GOLDEN VILLAGE, VIVOCITY (BY RSVP ONLY) CLOSING PARTY 10:00PM ONWARDS INDOCHINE SUPERTREE, GARDENS BY THE BAY (BY RSVP ONLY)

• 7 December (click here for full programme)

  FOCUS ON FORMAT: HOW TO CREATE THE FORMAT BIBLE? 10:00AM - 10:45AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Alexis De Gemini CEO, Director and Producer A2G Creations France Get an insight into what a TV Format Bible is – how, when and by whom they should be prepared, and, for the exciting first time at ATF, what an industry-standard Bible might look like.
  360TV: GENERATING REVENUE IN THE DIGITAL AGE 10:45AM - 11:30AM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, CASSIA BALLROOM
  Ash Singh CEO of Interactive SG and Creator of Angel's Gate Singapore
  Get insights on how to monetize your TV content in the new multi-screen era. How are brands embracing cross platform content? What are the new and exciting opportunities to generate revenue from the audience? Ash will explain how he created and launched Angel's Gate into a profitable platform through multiple revenue streams and simple business model innovation.
  SCREENSINGAPORE BOARD LUNCH 12:00PM - 2:00PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, ROOM 3B (BY INVITATION ONLY)
  SINGAPORE HOUR 3:30PM - 4:30PM MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 1, SINGAPORE PAVILION, STAND G02