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Taiwan Pushes IP Commercialization at Creative Content Fest

TAICCA is retooling funding and market tools to help creators build scalable companies that can win overseas deals.

Overview

  • The seventh Taiwan Creative Content Fest opened Friday in Taipei as a bigger market and forum with 107 exhibitors, dozens of pitches and industry participants from 28 countries.
  • TAICCA has invested about NT$560 million in 24 international co-financing and co-production projects, focusing support on film, series and animation that can reach foreign buyers.
  • Two industry investment funds have approved backing for 12 projects and together have mobilized roughly NT$600 million in private capital to support music festivals, films and franchise titles.
  • TAICCA says it will use AI mainly for technical tasks such as animation, VFX and post-production while limiting generative AI in core creative roles like scriptwriting and music composition.
  • Over the next three years TAICCA aims to grow several medium‑to‑large production companies that can produce multiple titles annually and normalize cross‑border co‑production to raise Taiwan’s global profile.