Taiwan Creative Content Fest Opens With Weta FX AI Hub MOU
The seventh edition runs November 6-9 in Taipei, with Toei CEO Fumio Yoshimura keynoting and 107 exhibitors in the market section.
The seventh edition of Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF) opened on November 6, 2026, in Taipei, where organizer the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) is signing a memorandum of understanding with Weta FX aimed at positioning Taiwan as an AI hub for Asia's content industries. Weta FX CEO Daniel Seah and CTO Kimball Thurston attended the opening.
Taiwan's Minister of Culture Li Yuan said a second tranche of $303M from the National Development Fund is being invested across films, series, comics, publications, animation, streaming platforms and content companies.
TAICCA is also announcing a fund for independent digital game development with Lunta Ventures and a tie-up with IPis Innovation. Toei CEO Fumio Yoshimura is delivering a keynote at the event.
Market grows to 107 exhibitors
TCCF runs November 6-9 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center and includes Pitching, Market and Forum sections, startup fundraising pitches and first-ever Spotlight Screenings, alongside a Golden Horse Awards partnership for a Taiwan Emerging Actors Showcase.
The market section hosts 107 exhibitors from Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, France and the Philippines. Thailand is appearing for the first time with a national pavilion organized by CEA, TACGA and TBLC.
At earlier editions of the event, TAICCA discussed streaming and changing consumption habits, according to deadline.com.
Quick answers
When and where is Taiwan Creative Content Fest 2026?
The seventh edition runs November 6-9, 2026, at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei.
What is TAICCA signing with Weta FX at TCCF?
TAICCA is signing an MOU with Weta FX at the event to position Taiwan as an AI hub for Asia's content industries.
How much is Taiwan's National Development Fund investing?
Minister of Culture Li Yuan said a second tranche of $303M from the National Development Fund is being invested in films, series, comics, publications, animation, streaming platforms and content companies.