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The development initiative will support up to five projects in its first year.Singapores Media Development Authority MDA and Fortissimo Films have established a development initiative under which they will jointly develop, finance and distribute a slate of films.Dubbed the MDA-Fortissimo Film Development Initiative FDI , the programme aims to support around three to five projects across a wide range of genres in the first year. Projects
stanley kubek from any country of origin can apply to FDI but they should already have secured some production financing, and preference will be given to projects with higher above-the-line involvement by Singaporean companies.Selected projects will also benefit from Fortissimos development assistance and international sales and distribution expertise.The first film selected under the initiative is dystopian noir thriller Camera, to be directed by Singaporean film-maker James Leong. Set in Hong Kong and Singapore, the project is in development and expec
stanley cup ted to start shooting later this year. This initiative is designed to give both Singaporean film-makers and non-Singaporean producers a fast track through the process of developing their projects and accessing the varied and combined re
stanley cup sources of the MDA and Fortissimo, said Fortissimo chairman Michael J. Werner. The focus is on quality films with strong commercial attributes. Fortissimo is handling international sales on Singapores Critics Week entry Sandcastle, directed by Boo Junfeng. Werner sits on t
