从“老糖厂”到“新基地”！大湾区打造“影视大市场”

Core Viewpoint - The development of the film and television industry in Guangdong is being significantly boosted by the emergence of new film bases and supportive government policies, creating a new landscape for the industry [1] Group 1: Industry Development - A number of emerging film bases have been established in recent years, supported by favorable policies, contributing to the restructuring of the film and television industry [1] - The film "Catching the Wind" has drawn attention to the Panyu film base in Guangzhou, which covers an area of 260,000 square meters, combining old factories with modern art to create visually impactful scenes [3] Group 2: Production Capacity - The Zini Tang production base in Guangzhou, which was transformed from China's first automated sugar factory built in 1952, has hosted nearly 300 film and television productions, with over 20 productions filmed this year alone [5] - The Hong Kong-based film company has seen an increase in the number of Hong Kong film crews utilizing their Guangzhou branch for mainland filming resources, indicating a growing trend of collaboration [7] Group 3: Regional Advantages - Guangdong's climate is particularly suitable for winter filming, and the region's convenient transportation and supportive policies are attracting more film crews [11] - The "15 Policies for Guangdong's Film and Television Industry" released in May provides comprehensive support across the entire production chain, aiming to invigorate the market with substantial financial incentives [11]