Since its inception in 1980, our festival, the first of its category in South Korea, has grown and evolved from the Busan Korean Short Film Festival, to become the Busan Asian Short Film Festival in 2000 and eventually the Busan International Short Film Festival (www.bisff.org) in 2010.Taking place late April at the Busan Cinema Center, BISFF delivers a dozen awards in three competitive sections (International Competition, Korean Competition and Operation Kino) while also boasting a host of curated, out-of-competition sections such as its flagship Guest Country Program, Prism (for experimental films), Hub of Asia, Curtain Call (a best-of the most awarded shorts of the year), Shorts for Family, and so forth.BISFF is a member of the Short Film Conference (http://shortfilmconference.com/) and of the NETPAC (Network for the Promotion of Asia Pacific Cinema https://netpacasia.org). In 2018, it became South Korea’s first Oscar®-qualifying festival.

Viddsee Juree Awards (‘Juree’) is an annual industry pick award celebrating the best short films from Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines. In each edition, the countries’ brightest talents and upcoming storytellers submit their entries for a panel of international judges to handpick the winners. Viddsee amplifies the shortlisted entries and promotes the finalists to our audience communities. Juree is part of Viddsee’s commitment to growing a network of prestigious storytellers, supporting local film communities, and inspiring a new generation of storytellers across Asia.Coming up soon: Viddsee Juree Awards will continue with 2019's edition in Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines.Viddsee Juree Awards 2019 Indonesia call-for-entries is now open! Check out submission guidelines here: https://www.viddsee.com/submit/juree/indonesia2019Viddsee Juree Awards 2019 Philippines call-for-entries is now open! Check out submission guidelines here: https://www.viddsee.com/submit/juree/philippines2019Viddsee Juree Awards 2019 Singapore call-for-entries is now open! Check out submission guidelines here: https://www.viddsee.com/submit/juree/singapore2019

Though close neighbours, Australians and Indonesians know little about each other. But we also know that Australians and Indonesians want to get to know each other better and that we share a great sense of humour and passion for creativity.Established in 2016 and held annually since, ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival seeks to raise awareness and improve understanding between the peoples of both countries.It offers a platform for Australians and Indonesians to tell stories by way of this most compelling and creative medium, short film. ReelOzInd! is the first short film competition to bring Australian and Indonesian filmmakers together to share their work and stories in the same forum.Shortlisted films are showcased to an online audience and the winning films screened in screening events across Indonesia and Australia. Our judges include prominent Australians and Indonesians from the arts, film, media and academia. Each year submissions must apply the chosen theme. In 2018 the theme was Youth/(Pe)Muda, 2017, Water/Air and 2016, Neighbour/ Tetangga.Coordinated by the Australia Indonesia Centre, ReelOzInd! taps into a web of networks in Indonesia and Australia in education, film, government and business to reach a wide audience in both countries and beyond.

In celebration of the 35th Anniversary of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the School of Film and Television will dial back the clock and showcase an assortment of early student films from 1998 to 2007.Many of these early graduates are now fully established film industry professionals, so current students always remember, your student work shines a light on your future.If you want to find out more about the School of Film and Television student films, please kindly refer here.