Fellows will make two short films during the program. Among twenty-four short film scripts submitted by the fellows, two are selected to be produced and officially screened at the Busan International Film Festival. Divided into two teams, the fellows in each team go through a collaborative filmmaking process from script development to the post-production with the support of mentors, instructors, and professional crew.

CHANEL X BIFF Asian Film Academy invites experts from various filmmaking fields such as screenwriting, directing, cinematography, production design, editing, digital intermediate, sound, foley, and film scoring to hold lectures for the fellows. These exclusive lectures offer the opportunities for the fellows to gain in-depth knowledge in filmmaking. Moreover, the fellows will have a private mentoring session with the established filmmakers. During the session, the fellows will discuss their current projects and learn the cinematic vision and philosophy of filmmaking from the mentors.

CHANEL X BIFF Asian Film Academy offers cinematography fellows exclusive hands-on trainings before shooting. They are guided by experts including the cinematography mentor and an ARRI specialist. This practical experience will help the fellows to enhance their skills to shoot the scenes of higher quality.

During the sessions, the fellows will appreciate and discuss the films made by the mentors. It is a great opportunity for the fellows to discover the insightful perspective with Asian cinema leading faculty members.

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CHANEL X BIFF Asian Film Academy Network event allows for the current fellows to meet with the academy alumni who are participating in the Busan International Film Festival. This opportunity will help forge new relationships to build up on the established network of the academy alumni and will become a stepping stone for this year's fellows to collaborate on various projects in the future.

Finalizing the 20 days of the program, the two short films of the fellows will be screened at the Graduation Ceremony. The two completed films will show the fellows' passion for and the hard work put into the making of these short films with the support of renowned filmmaking masters and competent experts. Various awards including CHANEL X BAFA Promising Filmmaker Award are to be presented to the fellows. It will be a time to confirm the potentials for building networks of Asian filmmakers and to enjoy the fruits of collaboration, transcending language barriers and cultural differences.