Feature Film Production

Here is how this works in practice. South Korea has been one of the world's most consistent generators of festival and theatrical feature films for two decades. Bong Joon-ho's Parasite, the films of Park Chan-wook and Hong Sang-soo. The steady output of CJ ENM, Showbox and Lotte Entertainment have built a production ecosystem that global features can plug into directly.

Here is the short of it. We provide full-service shoot support for studio-backed and independent features shooting in Korea, drawing on KOFIC-registered cinematographers, gaffers, key grips and teams heads with global co-credits. Our team sets up production from script breakdown through wrap, handling crew assembly through the Paju and Namyangju studio communities, gear sourcing from the major Seoul rental houses. Location services across Seoul, Busan, Jeju and the Gangwon mountain regions.

Here is the breakdown. The Korean Film Incentive offers a 40 percent rebate on qualifying Korean expenditure for global productions. We guide producers through eligibility, application and reporting with KOFIC. Global co-productions under bilateral treaties are managed from start to finish — partner introductions to Korean producers, treaty compliance records. The local administrative work that official co-production status needs.

Crew scaling runs from indie units of twenty through major studio shoots needing 150-plus teams members, with full coordination through Korean guilds and the production unions where relevant. Location access reaches Joseon-era palaces, Buddhist temples, hanok villages, the Busan port and beach districts, Jeju's volcanic coastline, the DMZ corridor (where permitted), and Seoul's today's architecture. Post-prod runs through Korean facilities working to global DCP, streaming and broadcast specs, with festival-ready finishing for premieres at Cannes, Venice, Toronto. The Busan Global Film Festival.