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Kocca Content Industry Forum from 26 to 28... Exploring New Strategies
Presentations by Park Cheolsu Film Monster CEO and Lee Seongsu SM Entertainment CEO

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency will hold the Content Industry Forum from the 26th to the 28th. Under the theme "A New Future Led by Content," the forum will explore future strategies for the sustainable growth and new leap of the content industry. It will present ways to explore and transform the future across six fields: policy, finance, music, storytelling, games, and broadcasting.

The policy forum presentations will be led by Song Jin, Head of Policy Division at KOCCA, Kim Beom-ju, Head of Unity Korea, and Lee Nam-joo, Director at CJ ENM. They will seek future-oriented policy directions focusing on intellectual property (IP), new technologies, and globalization. The finance forum will address the importance of content policy finance and value assessment, as well as issues for revitalizing content investment and financing. Baek Seung-hyuk, Head of Content Finance Support at KOCCA, Oh Sang-min, Vice President of Logan Ventures, and Hwang Young-jun, Team Leader at the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, will present research results and discuss policies to foster promising small and medium enterprises.

At the music forum, Lee Sung-soo, CEO of SM Entertainment, and Heo Won-gil, CEO of Poza Labs, will present. They will review the hybrid entertainment market where technology and music converge. The storytelling forum will be organized to explore IP expansion strategies for K-Story. Professor Jang Min-ji of Gyeongnam National University and producer Song Jin-seon of Studio Dragon will respectively present franchise strategies and solutions for overseas expansion.

The game forum will examine how a user-centered ecosystem is transforming the industry. Park Hyung-chul, Director at Krafton, will explain the concept and changes of Web 3.0, and Lee Pyung-ho, a researcher at the National Rehabilitation Center, will introduce ways to improve user accessibility. The broadcasting forum presentations will be handled by Park Cheol-su, CEO of Film Monster who produced the drama "All of Us Are Dead," Professor Choi Min-sik of Kyung Hee University Law School, and Choi Kyung-jin, Team Leader at CJ ENM. Under the theme "Broadcasting Video, Conditions for Sustainable Growth," they will seek fair and cooperative measures for the future.

All forums will be live-streamed on KOCCA’s YouTube channel. For more details, please refer to KOCCA or the Content Industry Forum website.

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