Film veteran calls for training and wider global reach
The sector has advanced, but industry skills and access to overseas audiences remain priorities, a veteran says.
Tuesday 3 November · 02:25 · 1 min read
In 30 seconds
- A Cambodian film industry veteran said production quality and market growth improved over the past five years. [1]
- The veteran said continued investment in professional training is needed to sustain the sector's development. [1]
- Stronger storytelling and access to international markets were also named as priorities. [1]
What happened
A Cambodian film industry veteran said the sector had made progress in production quality and market growth over the past five years. The veteran said continued professional training, stronger storytelling and wider access to international markets are needed to sustain development and compete globally.
Why it matters
The remarks point to skills, storytelling and overseas market access as areas the film sector says it needs to develop further. The report does not describe specific effects on film workers or audiences.
Background
The veteran assessed progress over the past five years in production quality and market growth, without giving figures or examples.
Key terms
- International market access
- The ability to distribute or sell films to audiences in other countries.
Sources (1)
[1] Khmer Times Film industry advances, but training and global reach key (VIDEO) 3 Nov Read originalWas this explainer clear?
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