Japan’s Visual Industry Promotion Organization (VIPO) and Japan Film Commission have announced details of a new incentives program for offshore film and TV productions shooting in the country. …
National Cinema Day 2023 Draws 8.5M Admissions, +5% Over 2022 After 'Gran Turismo' & 'Barbie' Drag-Out Fight - Update
Applications, which open this month, need to be submitted by a Japanese production company and fulfil one of the two following requirements: Projects are scheduled to be released, screened, broadcast or distributed in more than ten countries, and their direct production costs in Japan exceed JPY200M .
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