South Korea and Indonesia to Jointly Produce Documentary
Agreement Reached During Training Program Hosted by the Ministry and KOCCA
South Korea and Indonesia will jointly produce a documentary.
EBS and the Ministry of Culture of Indonesia signed an agreement for joint documentary production on the 15th of last month. Kim Kwangho, Head of Programming Center at EBS (left), and Mardisontori, Director of Cooperation Bureau at the Ministry of Culture of Indonesia.
View original imageThe Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency announced on October 6 that they had hosted the 'HOI Invitation Training Program' from September 14 to 17, inviting fourteen Indonesian government officials. During their visit to South Korea, the delegation toured the CJ ENM Studio and facilities of the Educational Broadcasting System (EBS), and networked with domestic and international content industry representatives at the International Broadcast, Audio & Video Market (BCWW) held at COEX.
The key achievement during the training period was the agreement between the Indonesian Ministry of Culture and EBS. Ahead of the program's conclusion next year, they agreed to co-produce a documentary featuring Indonesia’s natural environment and cultural heritage.
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The two countries will also deploy professionals trained through Official Development Assistance (ODA) programs since 2023 to participate in the production. The Ministry and the Agency operate content expert training centers in six regions: Jakarta, Makassar, Jambi, Sikka, Cirebon, and Bandung. They plan to connect the 672 graduates produced by last year, as well as an additional 630 trainees to be trained this year, to the outcomes of content production.
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