Group 1 - The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival showcased over 400 films and hosted around 100 creator meet-and-greet events, emphasizing the theme "Every Frame is Life" [2] - As China's only international A-class film festival, it aims to align with contemporary trends and foster new talent through innovative mechanisms and media [2] - The festival serves as a platform for industry professionals and scholars to discuss evolving audience preferences and the types of works creators should produce [3] Group 2 - The opening forum highlighted the increased aesthetic standards of audiences, with a 15% rise in the criteria for "high-scoring films" since last year, particularly among the post-95 generation [4] - Young viewers frequently engage with film content through social media, reflecting their desire for deeper discussions about films' core themes and values [5] - Experts unanimously agreed on the need to "rebuild the relationship between films and audiences," emphasizing the importance of audience feedback in the creative process [6] Group 3 - The SIFF YOUNG initiative supports young filmmakers by providing a comprehensive system from script development to distribution, with new categories added this year to enhance support for core industry roles [7] - Many young filmmakers have achieved notable success after participating in SIFF YOUNG, with films like "The Long Way Home" and "All In" receiving significant recognition and box office success [7] Group 4 - The festival has developed a unique "6+1" tiered training system for nurturing new talent, with 112 projects currently in production and 77 films selected for international festival screenings [9] - The Asian New Talent Award has helped many young directors gain industry recognition, contributing to sustainable development in the film sector [9] Group 5 - The festival explored the integration of new technologies such as AI, digital imaging, and virtual filming in film production, enhancing the creative process and reducing production time [10] - The "SIFF ING Young New Wave Imaging Project" was launched to collect over 3,600 works, focusing on AIGC and vertical screen formats to inspire creators [11] Group 6 - The festival introduced immersive experiences with 16 virtual reality works and a new "Future Cinema" section, allowing audiences to engage with VR films in theaters [12] - Industry professionals believe that despite technological advancements, creativity and imagination remain the core competitive advantages of film works [12]
上海国际电影节:为“每一帧”光影注入新动力