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GrX Studio has announced an ambitious plan to invest Usd 50 million over the next five years with its Asia strategic partners to produce 15 Mandarin series and 5 horror films, aiming to expand its presence across the Asia-Pacific region and establish itself as a leading film studio in Taiwan. The launch event was attended by the cast of the latest series and films, including Taiwan actress Ning Chang and Vietnam actor Lien Binh Phat from “The Outlaw Doctor,” which was co-produced with Public Television Service Foundation (Pts) and Chunghwa Telecom (Cht), as well as Korean celebrity Jinyoung and Taiwan actress Moon Lee from “The Photo from 1977,” a film facilitated by the Hakka Affairs Council, with script development supported by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (Taicca), and funded by the Hakka Public Communication Foundation. This international collaboration has generated significant excitement.

The event brought together investors, distribution companies, IP licensing firms, media representatives,...

GrX Studio has set its sights on an international expansion that matches its leading position within Taiwan’s film and TV production industry.

At a fast-paced event on Monday held on the margins of the Busan International Film Festival, the company detailed plans to invest some $50 million over five years into 15 Mandarin-language series and five horror films through a new fund.

The launch event also included a roster of current shows from the group, which was formerly known as Greener Grass Productions. It was previously responsible for “Copycat Killer,” a series which has performed strongly for streaming giant Netflix.

Taiwan actor Ning Chang and Vietnam actor Lien Binh Phat from “The Outlaw Doctor,” a crime series which is now in post-production and which GrX co-produced with Public Television Service Foundation (Pts) and Chunghwa Telecom (Cht), and Korean celebrity Jinyoung and Taiwan actress Moon Lee from “The Photo from 1977.” The title...

Taiwan’s GrX Studio is to launch a $50m fund covering 20 titles at the Asian Contents & Film Market (Acfm) in Busan on Monday (October 7), where it is also set to reveal the cast of upcoming romantic feature The Photo From 1977.

The fund, known as the Asian Spring Project, aims to expand the Taipei-based company’s footprint across the Asia Pacific region and comprises 15 series and five horror films over the next five years. GrX strategy and chief investment officer Dennis Wu, who heads the new fund, will collaborate with Asian and international partners to jointly develop and produce the projects.

Taiwan’s GrX Studio is to launch a $50m fund covering 20 titles at the Asian Contents & Film Market (Acfm) in Busan on Monday (October 7), where it is also set to reveal the cast of upcoming romantic feature The Photo From 1977.

The fund, known as the Asian Spring Project, aims to expand the Taipei-based company’s footprint across the Asia Pacific region and comprises 15 series and five horror films over the next five years. GrX strategy and chief investment officer Dennis Wu, who heads the new fund, will collaborate with Asian and international partners to jointly develop and produce the projects.