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Balai Diklat Industri (BDI) Denpasar is a work unit under the Ministry of Industry with the main duties and functions of serving as a Center of Excellence for preparing competent industrial human resources in the fields of telematics and creative industries, particularly in animation, digital content, industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), game development, application-based industries, crafts, as well as flavor & fragrance.

The core services of BDI Denpasar include education and training programs, business incubation, craft workshops, and facility rental services under the non-tax state revenue (PNBP) scheme.

BINUS University’s Film Department proudly presents student works at Minikino Film Week. Established in 2010, our internationally accredited program (HEEACT Taiwan) has been nurturing creative storytellers who blend technical excellence with cultural insight. Our students work with industry-standard equipment including RED Digital Cameras (Komodo & Scarlet) and complete lighting setups. Through our two streams—Film Production and Film Studies—students master directing, producing, screenwriting, and film analysis. Located in Alam Sutera (Greater Jakarta), BINUS Film’s commitment to real-world experience through internships, industry partnerships, Study Abroad, and Off-Campus Experience opportunities has produced award-winning student films that have gained recognition at international festivals. Our graduates continue to make their mark both locally and globally, including Hollywood. BINUS Film Program – Where creativity meets craftsmanship in the heart of Indonesian cinema.

Find us at Film Department, Binus University @Alam Sutera campus

Chung-Ang University Graduate School of Advanced Imaging Science, Multimedia & Film (GSAIM) stands as Korea’s premier interdisciplinary graduate program that bridges engineering technology and visual arts. Established in 1999 through the BK21 initiative, our school has pioneered the convergence of technical rationality and artistic creativity. Our graduate program encompasses diverse fields including Computer Graphics, Game Technology, Animation, Virtual Reality, Film Production, and Art & Technology, fostering creative professionals who master both cutting-edge technology and artistic expression. Students achieve remarkable international recognition across multiple domains, from Cannes Film Festival invitations and Berlin International Film Festival awards to breakthrough innovations in AI-driven content creation, metaverse technologies, and interactive media.

Tech Tales Youth 2 expands the digital rights movement through visual storytelling from Bangladesh and Malaysia. Building on two editions, EngageMedia—advocating for digital rights, social issue films, and open technology—engages young filmmakers as digital rights defenders.

Five films explore urgent challenges through diverse approaches. Bangladesh: “The Black Kite” examines the impact of internet shutdowns on disabled freelancers, “Whispers of the Ink” follows an artist navigating surveillance during unrest, and “Echoes of Exile” addresses online harassment affecting the trans community. Malaysia: “Hai Anis” explores online grooming of teenagers, and “Balang Terang” examines how disinformation fuels racial tensions.

These short films represent a distinctive approach that combines documentary, fiction, and experimental formats with impact-driven production. More than just portraying issues, they advocate for change, holding Big Tech accountable while providing resources for digital rights campaigns

Inaugurated in 2021, Eye Catcher is a platform based in Hong Kong to nurture and showcase emerging filmmakers and their creativity. We aim to encourage the spirit of self-producing, to provide a launching pad for new-generation filmmakers to step onto the international stage, and to explore the upcoming trend in filmmaking.

The exchange platform, Eye Catcher Global (ECG), aims to bring together the creative and production communities of the Asian and international independent filmmaking industry. It attempts to create an exclusive international platform for connection, exchange and collaboration so that independent filmmakers may go further for longer. Through a series of events, the ECG aspires to incubate and promote more independent films with unique visions, strong personal styles, and a wide variety of genres. It not only helps filmmakers obtain funding, awards and opportunities, but also introduces and facilitates the exchanges of experience and networks of international peers. The Eye Catcher Global 2025 starts in August, programmes include Eye Catcher Short Awards, Asian New Director Awards, and Industry Forums etc.

The Indonesian Film Festival (Festival Film Indonesia) stands as the highest accolade in the Indonesian film industry, serving as a benchmark for achievement, recognition, appreciation, and the promotion of Indonesian cinema. First held in 1955, the festival was initiated by two of the most influential figures in the nation’s cinematic history—Usmar Ismail and Djamaluddin Malik.

Since 1973, the festival has been held annually, though it experienced a hiatus from 1993 to 2003 due to a decline in the national film industry. In 2004, the Indonesian Film Festival was successfully revived, marking a new chapter in its history.

Organized by the Indonesian Film Festival Committee with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, the festival continues to celebrate the richness and diversity of the nation’s cinematic achievements. This year’s edition carries the theme “Puspawarna Sinema Indonesia”, highlighting the vibrant spectrum of voices, stories, and talents

SAE stands at the forefront of creative media education worldwide, shaping industry professionals since 1976. Now nearing its 50-year milestone, SAE has evolved into a global institution with 47 campuses across 23 countries, recognized as a premier destination for aspiring creative talents seeking world-class education and real-world readiness. In Indonesia, SAE offers a nationally accredited Bachelor of Applied Arts (D4) in Film & TV Production. Through a hands-on, project-based curriculum led by industry professionals and supported by professional-grade facilities, SAE equips students with the skills, mindset, and industry exposure needed to succeed in today’s dynamic creative economy. SAE Indonesia continues to serve as a bridge between international standards and local relevance, offering a platform where passion meets profession. With a strong network of industry partners, a practical learning environment and a reputation for producing job-ready graduates.

The Bachelor of Film Program at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara is the first in Indonesia to offer concentrations in both film and animation within the same study program. We believe in the power of storytelling, regardless of the medium. Supported by Kompas Gramedia, for nearly two decades, our program has helped students build strong reputations in the film and animation industries. Explore these thought-provoking thesis projects and creatively crafted assignments, and embark on a captivating journey through a diverse collection of short films from our talented students. Spanning fiction and non-fiction, these films showcase various techniques including live-action, 2D animation, 3D animation, and hybrid approaches. With recognition on digital platforms and accolades from national and international film festivals, these works highlight the dedication and talent of our students. Join us in fostering collaborations, IP development, and other exciting opportunities!

The Film Concentration at Universitas Pelita Harapan is part of the Visual Communication Design program. It focuses on the study and practice of filmmaking, equipping students with theoretical insight, technical skills, and artistic sensitivity. The curriculum includes film history, screenwriting, directing, cinematography, production, editing, and analysis. Students are encouraged to explore various genres and develop a personal creative voice. Learning is supported by hands-on projects, internships, and participation in film festivals. This helps students gain real-world experience and build a professional network. The concentration fosters creativity, critical thinking, and a strong work ethic, preparing students to contribute meaningfully to the creative industry, both in Indonesia and globally.