JOHOR BAHRU – Iskandar Malaysia Creative Industry Talent Development Program aims to train and strengthen the levels of professionalism and skills among film production personnel. [VIDEO]
Ten participants recently participated in a film casting workshop, which was held under Iskandar Malaysia Creative Industry Talent Development Program (IMCITDP) at Johor Bahru.
The workshop aims to train and strengthen the levels of professionalism and skills among film production personnel especially in various aspects of international filmmaking.
The two weeks film casting workshop was conducted by Christopher Villiers, co-founder of 2030 Casting, engaged by MET Film School London.
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