RIS ID
109700
Abstract
To shed light on the important and growing trend in international filmmaking, this chapter investigates the increasing levels of co-operation in co-productions and post-production work between China and Korea since the mid-2000s, following a surge in personnel exchange and technological transfer. It explains how a range of international relationships and industry connections is contributing to a new ecology of expertise, which in turn is boosting the expansion of China’s domestic market and synergistically transforming the shape and style of Chinese cinema.
Publication Details
Yecies, B. "Chinese transnational cinema and the collaborative tilt toward South Korea." The Handbook of Cultural and Creative Industries in China. Ed.M. Keane. United Kingdom: Edward Elgar, 2016, 226-244. 2016