AGENDA 2026

DEC 2—Wednesday  


DECEMBER 2, WEDNESDAY


9am—6pm

MARKET OPENS


9am—6pm

ATF In-Development Club presents—

ATF x SAAVA IP ACCELERATOR 2026

The ATF x SAAVA IP Accelerator Prog brings together the best content/business concepts globally, to meet with international co-producing partners, distributors, commissioners, and financiers.

Projects in:

  • Creative & Literary Arts IPs looking for development/production funding:

  • Business Venture IPs and start-ups in the media-tech/content/entertainment space looking for credit/venture/private equity partners

In collaboration with SAAVA

Partner: CreativesAtWork


10am—10.35am

OPENING CEREMONY


11am—12pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by China Pavilion


11am—12pm

AI @ ATF

Brought to you by Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) 


12pm—1.30pm

NETWORKING LUNCH 

By Invitation only (Limited vacancies, subject to accreditation)

Brought to you by Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA)


1pm—2.30pm

ATF In-Development Club presents—

ATF x EST N8 HORROR PITCH 2026

A returning pitch for the third-year, this initiative for horror film producers and projects from Asia offers opportunities into the horror genre across Asian markets, with intentions to develop and pitch to the US market.

In collaboration with EST N8


2pm—3pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) 


2pm—3pm

ATF In-Development Club presents—

ATF x LARGO PITCH PERFECT 2026

In partnership with ATF, Largo launches the inaugural AI-powered pitch, where selected global producers will present projects to financiers, distributors, and producers, showcasing how data-driven insights are transforming film development and unlocking new co-production opportunities.

In collaboration with LARGO


2pm—2.40pm

THE RISE OF THE AI-NATIVE STUDIO: WHEN AI REWRITES THE RULES OF STORYTELLING

AI is no longer simply making production faster or cheaper — it is beginning to change what can be made, who gets to make it, and how stories are developed from idea to screen. In this keynote fireside chat, Daniel Gordon explores what an AI-native production model really looks like: where AI can unlock radically new creative possibilities, where human craft remains irreplaceable, and how producers can rethink the economics, workflows, and creative processes of filmmaking. As the technology races ahead, the bigger question is no longer “Can AI make a film?” but “What kind of films, worlds, and businesses become possible when we build for AI from the start?”


2.40pm—3.20pm

FROM K-CONTENT TO AI-CONTENT: THE NEW IP FACTORY

AI is not just changing how content is made — it is opening the door to entirely new characters, worlds and entertainment formats. Studio Meta-K CEO Kim Kwang-jib takes us inside the emerging AI-native content ecosystem, exploring how Korea is combining its global storytelling expertise with generative AI and virtual humans to create IP that can be produced, scaled and experienced in radically new ways. The bigger question: if the rules of creation have changed, what will the next global entertainment franchise look like?


3pm—4pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by Linmon Media International


3pm—4pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by Guangdong Pavilion


3.20pm—4pm

BEYOND THE AI HYPE: WHAT WILL THE CONTENT BUSINESS LOOK LIKE IN 2027? 

AI has moved rapidly from experimentation to execution across the content business—but as 2026 draws to a close, the bigger question is no longer what can AI do? It is what is actually changing the economics, creative models and global circulation of content?

In conversation with Karen Fu, CEO & Deputy President of the Huace Group, this fireside chat looks beyond the technology itself to examine the next phase of the AI-content business: how AI is reshaping what gets made, how quickly it can travel, how IP can be adapted for different audiences, and where new formats such as microdramas fit into the global content economy.

From production efficiency and localisation to new forms of IP development and distribution, what lessons has 2026 taught the industry—and where will the smartest content companies place their bets in 2027?

        ● Karen Fu, CEO & Deputy President, HUACE GROUP


4pm—5pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by China Pavilion


4pm—5pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by Huanyu


4pm–6pm

SINGAPORE HOUR @ SG PAVILION

You’re invited to Singapore Hour at the Singapore Pavilion!

Access exclusive industry showcases and announcements from Singapore’s top media executives and meet over 90 Singapore media companies to discover opportunities, connect with industry leaders, and explore the future of content!

Open to all!

Brought to you by Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)

4.30pm—6pm

ATF In-Development Club presents—

ATF x TTB ANIMATION PITCH 2026

In collaboration with Ties That Bind (TTB) 

Main Partner: European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs (EAVE)

Sponsors: Animation Ireland | Estonian Film Institute | Film Development Council of The Philippines (FDCP) | New Zealand Film Commission | Norwegian Film Institute 


5pm—6pm

CONTENT SHOWCASE

Brought to you by KC Global Media


8.30pm—11.30pm

AFTER HOURS WITH ATF

Step into Singapore’s ultimate nightlife playground, where networking takes on a whole new rhythm. From the iconic eight-armed Ferris wheel to photo pods and a three-storey spiral slide, MARQUEE is where the night takes on a life of its own.

It’s the Industry’s Party of the Year

Present your ATF 2026 Speaker or All-Access Badge to enter


*Programme subject to change

The opinions expressed and content presented by the speakers, moderators, and judges,
are solely their own and do not represent that of the producer (ATF and RX).