KUALA LUMPUR: The Communications and Digital Ministry supports efforts made by film industry players to bring virtual production equipment into the country, which could become a game changer for the industry, says Fahmi Fadzil.
The Communications and Digital Minister said it was timely with the provision of RM102mil under Budget 2023, which, among others, encompassed import duty and sales tax exemptions on studio and film production equipment.
Also present were Deputy Communications and Digital Minister Teo Ni Ching, the ministry's secretary-general Datuk Seri Mohammad Mentek, National Film Development Corporation Malaysia chairman Datuk Kamil Othman and Finas chief executive officer Prof Dr Md Nasir Ibrahim. At the same time, he also reminded creative industry activists to continue practising an attitude of openness in giving and receiving views so that checks and balances can be implemented.
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