Chunghwa Telecom Unveils 10 Original Film and Television Investments
Taiwanese telecommunications operator Chunghwa Telecom has announced investments in 10 content projects and two production companies to boost original regional intellectual property.
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Taiwanese telecommunications operator Chunghwa Telecom announced a new slate of film, television, and music investments at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest. Deadline and Variety both reported that the slate includes the police crime drama Gunshot, starring Kent Tsai, and Call Of Lobster, starring Chang Chen. Variety reported that the company unveiled 10 investments in total alongside direct equity stakes in two production companies, DaMou and Horiza. [1][2]
According to Variety, Chunghwa Telecom is Taiwan's largest telecom operator and presented the projects during its showcase event at the festival, which it sponsors. Deadline reported that Call Of Lobster also stars Choi Siwon. Variety added that the operator framed the initiative as a strategy to back original Taiwanese intellectual property while connecting local content creators with international partners. [1][2]
Deadline reported that Chunghwa Telecom is one of three Taiwanese telecommunications operators currently investing in feature film and television content. These co-investments are executed through co-funding vehicles launched in partnership with the Taiwanese government. Deadline noted that Chunghwa Telecom's earlier investments include Arrested Memory, a feature film co-production between Japan and Taiwan. [1]
In short
- Chunghwa Telecom announced 10 new content investments spanning film, television, and music at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest.
- The new content investments include the drama series Gunshot and the film project Call Of Lobster.
- Chunghwa Telecom acquired financial stakes in two production companies, DaMou and Horiza.
- The telecommunications operator is utilizing investment funds launched in partnership with the Taiwanese government.
Sources
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- [1]Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom Unveils Investment Slate Headed By ‘Gunshot’ & ‘Call Of Lobster’Deadline, 43m ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom Unveils 10 Content Investments, From ‘Gunshot’ to ‘Call of Lobster’Variety, 21h ago
- [3]Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom Unveils 10 Content Investments, From ‘Gunshot’ to ‘Call of Lobster’IMDb, 20h ago
Background
- [4]Vodafone on Wikipedia
- [5]Clapperboard on Wikipedia
- [6]The Lobster on Wikipedia
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