EXPORT TRAINING ASIA PACIFIC (ETAP)
Join Lead ETAP Faculty, Janice Chua (Third Culture Content) and special guest TV Executive, Nicole Scott, in this free virtual workshop on October 2nd @ 11AM PST. They’ll share key pitching tips for creators interested in Asia-Pacific markets.
Nicole is a vice president of tv development and production. Most recently she was an associate producer on the fourth season of the Emmy winning series, Disney+’s Genius: MLK/X. Nicole has developed and sold shows to several streamers including Amazon, Netflix, and Peacock. Nicole began her career working with the esteemed writer/director Brian Duffield at Jurassic Party and mega-producer Sarah Schechter at Berlanti Productions. In addition to TV, Nicole loves hiking, cycling, puzzles, and her cat, Josephine.
Export Training Asia Pacific (ETAP), a training and development program for racialized Producers ready to export to and work with creative partners in the Asia Pacific. Launched with support from the Canada Media Fund, and CanExport Associations. ETAP’s main goal was to support and equip Producers with the global relationships, and foster the growth of participant companies and facilitate the creative pathways needed for greater co-production by Canadians, across the Asia-Pacific.
RESO's ETAP Program is designed for content creators and producers who are already working in the film and television industries who wish to expand their operation internationally by increasing their knowledge of producing and co-producing in the Asia Pacific region and those who are interested in building up a pan Asian professional network. Six producers took part in this inaugural program year, with the goal of expanding their operation internationally by increasing their knowledge of producing and co-producing in the Asia Pacific region and building up a pan Asian professional network.
ETAP’s lead trainer and mentor is Janice Chua, a global film and TV producer. Janice was VP of International Development at Imagine Entertainment; prior to that she was VP of Development and Production in Asia at Ivanhoe Pictures. She has worked on breakthrough projects such as Crazy Rich Asians, Taiwan Crime Stories, and John Woo’s The Crossing.
