Core Insights - The micro-short film industry in Shenzhen is rapidly developing, highlighted by the recent launch of the micro-short drama "Miracle," which achieved over 100 million views within three days, showcasing Shenzhen's ambition to become a hub for micro-short films [1] Group 1: Industry Development - The Shenzhen Micro-Short Film Industry Association was established on January 17, with DataEye as the president unit and nearly 100 member companies involved across the entire industry chain [1] - The association aims to enhance the appeal of the Pingshan District for film crews by improving filming locations and services, which is expected to increase the production of micro-short films [1][2] - Pingshan District is recognized for its industrial strength and has a significant film production infrastructure, including a 3,000 square meter virtual digital studio and a 12,000 square meter international standard studio [2] Group 2: Strategic Initiatives - The association is focused on promoting the overseas expansion of micro-short films, with incentives such as rewards of up to 1 million yuan for high-quality projects [4] - Strategic partnerships have been formed to optimize filming resources and provide comprehensive services, including legal support for overseas operations [5] - Pingshan District is positioned within the Greater Bay Area, facilitating easy access to major cities, which aligns with the fast-paced production needs of micro-short films [2][6]