Be at the forefront of content success, as Asia becomes the fastest growing region in the entertainment content industry. Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) is where you need to be to get closer to Asia’s marketplace – making conversations, deals and partnerships on all content across all genres and platforms.

Engage with a massive plethora of Asia Pacific buyers, and network with influential industry players to promote, produce, and distribute content within the world’s fastest growing market. Generate leads, inquiries, and buzz before and after the event with ATF’s online directory.

The world strategizes to embrace the future of entertainment content. It’s all happening in Asia.

ATF in Numbers

What's @ ATF 2022

THE MARKET

Explore the latest and trending content at the stands and pavilions

CONFERENCE

Business industry leaders and decision makers convene to present high-level discussions on trends in the entertainment content industry

PITCHES

Showcase your creative work through the various Pitches

NETWORKING & BUSINESS MATCHING

Curated activities put in place for you to connect or reconnect with potential partners and co-producers and open up opportunities to venture out of your region

Key Profiles at ATF

▪ Carriage Deal Buyer

▪ TV Content Buyer

▪ Commissioner (Film)

▪ Theatrical Distributor

▪ Development/ Partnership

▪ Producer/ Content Creator

▪ Strategy & Business Development

▪ Online (VOD) Buyer

▪ Film Content Buyer

▪ Financiers/Funders

▪ Commissioner (TV)

▪ Channels Distribution

▪ Licensing/ Merchandising

▪ Rights Holder/ Distributor

▪ Content Syndicator/ Aggregator

Digital Players That Were at ATF 2021

Travel and Practical Information

Accepted COVID-19 Vaccinations for Entry

Travellers born on or after 1 Jan 2010 (i.e. aged 12 and below by year of birth) will follow the border measures for fully vaccinated travellers, regardless of their vaccination status.

Travellers born on or before 31 Dec 2009 (i.e. aged 13 and above by year of birth) are considered “fully vaccinated” or “non-fully vaccinated” based on their vaccination status using the WHO’s list of EUL COVID-19 vaccines in the table below. Not all vaccines being administered outside Singapore are approved under the WHO EUL. Travellers who have not yet received a booster dose after their primary series are still considered "fully vaccinated" for entry to Singapore, but may be required to take a booster dose to maintain their "fully vaccinated" status within Singapore if staying for more than 30 days. Travellers may receive additional vaccination doses in Singapore at their own expense under the Private Vaccination Programme if they are not eligible for the National Vaccination Programme.

Source: asiatvforum.com