Madrid is proposed as a filming scene for the Korean audiovisual industry

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has led a delegation that has aimed to present to the Korean audiovisual industry the facilities and benefits that filming in the Spanish capital entails.

Diaz Ayuso, during his institutional trip to South Korea, has visited the facilities of Climax Studio in Seoul, a leading company in the audiovisual sector of the Asian country, and has opened the door to a future collaboration. The activity of this South Korean company is focused on the creation of high-quality content for film and television, with great export potential aimed at all types of audiences.

In conversations with representatives of the Korean audiovisual industry, the regional Executive has announced that it is studying whether there co-productions between Madrid and Seoul for films and series with the support of Madrid Film Office, as well as a training exchange y talent search through the ECAM, the School of Cinematography and Audiovisual of the Community of Madrid. "We have presented Madrid as a filming destination because it has many contrasts and many facilities to be a place, in fact, the most important place now in number in Spain, for long production filming and also for short films and audiovisual series," he said. Diaz Ayuso.

There is still work to doThe president stated: “Madrid raises a lot of interest, but it is still largely unknown here, in the same way that everything that the cultural audiovisual sector is achieving in Korea, we have not yet fully seen in Spain.