Updates
Practical updates for international brands, producers, museums, festivals, trade partners, and public-program teams exploring Taiwan’s AI production, immersive content, co-production routes, and official resources.
Use this first if you still need to separate grants, buyers, trade shows, execution, and public-program routes.
Open page → Taiwan production-partner guideUse this if the project already needs a Taiwan-side production or execution team.
Open page → Taiwan project brief checklistUse this if your outreach is still too vague for a Taiwan partner to assess properly.
Open page → Taiwan co-production guideUse this when Taiwan needs to be part of the structure, not only part of execution.
Open page → Taiwan grants for foreign teamsUse this to sort out which grant or public-resource route may actually fit the project.
Open page → Taiwan trade shows for creative-tech teamsUse this to compare TCCF, Creative Expo Taiwan, InnoVEX, and COMPUTEX before chasing the wrong event.
Open page → Taiwan filming and production rebate guideUse this to separate foreign-production incentives, city filming support, and VP-heavy production routes.
Open page → Taiwan XR, AI, and culture-tech guideUse this to separate immersive execution, AI-supported production, and culture-tech route selection.
Open page → Taiwan buyers and licensing guideUse this to separate buyers, rights, licensing, and market-facing commercial routes before outreach.
Open page → Taiwan government procurement guideUse this to turn creative-tech capability into procurement-ready language and public-sector delivery logic.
Open page → Taiwan soft-landing and pilot guideUse this to separate soft landing, pilot, PoC, and route-selection problems before the Taiwan ask stays abstract.
Open page → Taiwan event and exhibition production guideUse this to clarify summit, expo, exhibition, install, and live-execution logic before production outreach.
Open page → Taiwan content market and IP guideUse this to separate rights, content-market, adaptation, and co-development conversations before meetings start.
Open page → Taiwan city filming and location support guideUse this to separate city coordination, permits, location support, and local filming preparation.
Open page → Taiwan AI creative production guideUse this to turn AI-led creative ideas into a real production workflow with Taiwan-side execution logic.
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Fun City’s COMPUTEX 2026 work is a verifiable signal for overseas teams that need Taiwan-side trade-show execution, not just a vendor list.
Best for: Overseas organizers, Brands and exhibitors, Public-sector and trade bodies
Read guide →TAICCA’s 2026 international co-funding and co-production grant is open until July 6, 2026 at 17:00 GMT+8 and expects a real Taiwan-side structure, not a loose overseas interest letter.
Best for: International studios, Taiwan content companies, Immersive teams
Read guide →Creative-tech teams win Taiwan public projects by documents, workflow, and delivery structure as much as by creative strength.
Best for: Creative-tech teams, Exhibition producers, Interactive studios
Read guide →InnoVEX, TCCF, and other Taiwan events solve different problems: startups, buyers, co-production, public programs, or local execution search.
Best for: Overseas brands, Startups, Museums
Read guide →TCCF, Creative Expo Taiwan, InnoVEX, and COMPUTEX all expose you to Taiwan opportunities, but they are built for different jobs: IP, co-production, buyers, startup capital, or supply-chain access.
Best for: Overseas brands, Cultural institutions, Content producers
Read guide →More overseas brands and cultural institutions are looking for Taiwan teams across AI, animation, immersive content, and exhibitions. The real job is aligning the brief, partner type, and delivery route.
Best for: Overseas brands, Cultural institutions, Creative-tech teams
Read guide →Cross-border creative-tech projects fail when teams skip scope alignment, delivery structure, and Taiwan-side execution discipline.
Best for: International brands, Cultural institutions, Trade show teams
Read guide →A Taiwan partner search should begin with format, budget, schedule, venue, and local-execution needs, not a random studio list.
Best for: Brands, Museums, Festivals
Read guide →A practical overview of Taiwan creative content and co-production resources for overseas studios, cultural institutions, and creative-tech teams exploring Taiwan collaboration.
Best for: Overseas studios, Cultural institutions, Creative-tech teams
Read guide →Taiwan continues to support international collaboration in immersive content, XR, AI-driven creative production, and cultural technology. Here is what overseas teams should check first.
Best for: XR studios, Immersive content companies, Museums
Read guide →Taiwan trade shows, public programs, and industry networks can help overseas AI, XR, animation, and cultural technology teams find local collaboration partners.
Best for: Overseas teams, Trade show organizers, Cultural institutions
Read guide →FAQ
No. Fun City links to or references official sources, but our policy guides are interpretations for general planning. Final eligibility, timelines, amounts, and review outcomes must be confirmed with official announcements.
No. We help teams navigate possible routes, understand Taiwan resources, and find suitable local partners. We do not guarantee grants, incentives, or public-sector approval.
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Fun City helps overseas teams identify partner types, funding routes, public resources, and practical next steps in Taiwan.