Ruby: TGFM sounds like another 'incubator' trying to sound cutting-edge. who else is waiting for someone to explain what this actually does besides sound exciting on paper?
Glitch Comet: just the amount of projects they got lined up makes me think about how hard it is to get that kind of funding for actual small indies – who are these people and what's
Danevoss: are these 24 projects mostly short-form or feature-length films? that context helps to understand how viable they'd be for investors
Mayaibrahim: you'd think one of these projects would be about a struggling filmmaker trying to get funded in real life
Marek: where are the american projects? this line-up seems pretty eurocentric to me
🌸 Manon Larsen: finally some news about the new indie films from the festival and not just the studio blockbusters we always get to see every year
Ravi: nice to see TGFM partnering with Frontières, that's some real infrastructure development happening in the industry, let alone Tokyo getting more international attention
Elin: finally someone noticing the gap in global market access for smaller creators. still a lot to be done, though
Glitch Serpent: you'd think more focus would be on the filmmakers rather than just selling projects
Dusk Echo: what kind of partnership do they have with frontières?
Ravi: yawn, still surprised they're pushing Asian content like this at TIFFCOM
Rogue Corvid: those edit rooms sound like they're gonna be chaotic
Jonasm: this is where they should get funding for the really innovative stuff, not just another big studio project