The Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) has announced the results of the 2025 Innovative Co-Production Program: Dome Projection. Among 8 applications, two proposals were selected and two placed on the waitlist by five international jurors. The selected proposal will each receive production grants of up to NT$1.8 million, with one proposal approved for a grant of NT$1,758,400. All projects are expected to complete their official public showcase and ticketed exhibition by 2026. 

【Taiwanese Original Content Exhibition】 

• Selected Proposal: Floating Point Art Co., Ltd.
  • Project: Temporal Strata
  • Grant Amount:  NT $1,758,400  (tax included)
• Waitlisted Proposal: Hello World Ltd.
  • Project: NEW MODERN TIMES
  • Grant Amount: NT$1,800,000 (tax included)

【BBL Drizzy the Musical Co-Producton Exhibition】 

• Selected Proposal: NAXS STUDIO
  • Project：《BBL Drizzy: The Musical》 ── Genesis Co-Production Exhibition
  • Grant Amount: NT$1,800,000 (tax included)
• Waitlisted Proposal: TianYen Inc.
  • Project：《BBL Drizzy: The Dome Era of Hip-Hop》Immersive Co-Production Exhibition
  • Grant Amount: NT$1,800,000 (tax included)

The international jury panel is led by Alice Chang, Vice President of TAICCA., and included experts from Taiwan, the United States, and Greece with expertise in immersive and dome content production, operations, and market development. (See full jury list below.) 

• Alice Chang｜Vice President, TAICCA
• Warrick Tsai｜Head of R&D and Planning Department, Technology Media Platform, C-LAB
• Diliana Alexander｜Executive Director and Cofounder, FilmGate Miami
• Alec Warren｜Director of the Frost Planetarium, Frost Science
• Prodromos Tsiavos｜Head of Digital Development, Onassis Cultural Centre｜Taiwanese Original Content Exhibition Category
• Katy Yudin｜Senior Director of Studio Development, Cosm｜BBL Drizzy the Musical Co-Production Exhibition Category

The program aims to explore viable business models for dome-based exhibitions through international co-production. In partnership with FilmGate Miami and Frost Science, the selected teams will co-develop works tailored for presentation in an international venue, enabling market validation and global reach. This initiative also serves to highlight Taiwan’s strengths and creativity in the cultural technology sector. 

TAICCA will continue to promote innovative content from Taiwan while serving as a hub for international and cross-industry collaborations in the field of future content.