The 2026 edition will bring together companies from seven countries, with a growing focus on IP, rights transactions and international collaboration

The 2026 Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF) will take place November 6–9 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2, bringing together content companies and industry professionals from Taiwan and international markets. At the center of the business activity will be TCCF MARKET, featuring 107 exhibitors from Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, Japan, Singapore, France and the Philippines.
The market will focus on film and television rights, as well as IP with adaptation and licensing potential. Participation in categories such as publishing, comics and character IP has increased 13% from last year, reflecting the growing interest in developing established IP and fan communities into screen adaptations and other licensing opportunities.
According to Sue Wang, Chairperson of the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), TCCF MARKET continues to serve as a meeting point between Taiwan’s content industry and international film and television markets.

A key new initiative for 2026 will be Spotlight Screenings, organized in partnership with Vieshow Cinemas at Mitsui Shopping Park LaLaport Nangang. The program will offer international buyers, overseas media and industry professionals an opportunity to preview two selected Taiwanese productions ahead of business meetings.
The first screening, on November 7, will feature April, a film about a migrant family caregiver working in a Hakka community in Pingtung who returns home to face estrangement and family conflicts. The film, starring Liu Kuan-ting, Angel Aquino, Esther Huang, Kaiser Chuang, Yu Tzu-yu and Shih Ming-shuai, was selected for the 2025 Tokyo International Film Festival and received several nominations at the 2026 Taipei Film Awards.
On November 8, See You At 11pm will be screened. The fantasy romance, co-produced by Taiwan’s Three-Giant Production and Singapore’s Mediacorp, follows a story spanning Taiwan and Singapore and exploring the boundary between the living and the dead.
International participation
A total of 38 international companies and organizations will participate, including first-time exhibitors such as Nippon TV, GMA Network, French animation companies Madgic Distribution and Zephyr Animation, South Korean character IP developer BASH, and Thailand’s Chada Entertainment.
South Korea will also be represented by organizations including Bucheon City, Gwangju Information & Content Agency (GICON) and Daegu Digital Innovation Promotion Agency (DIP). Thailand will present a national pavilion organized by the Creative Economy Agency (CEA), TACGA and the Thai Association of Boys Love Content (TBLC).
The Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) returns for its third consecutive year, bringing new participants Sunwoo & Company and SLL Joongang, alongside returning companies KBS Media and Studio S. Mediacorp and TV Tokyo are also among the returning exhibitors.

Taiwan will account for 69 exhibitors across television, animation, publishing, gaming and content marketing. Participants include Sanlih E-Television, Videoland, CCPA, Public Television Service and Hakka TV, while new exhibitors include STR Network, Joint Journey Creative, So-net Entertainment Taiwan, Gamania and Hope Content Marketing.
TCCF MARKET will organize its activities across five areas: Copyright Transaction Zone, Production Resource Zone, Animation & Visual Technologies Zone, National Pavilions and Industry Press Conferences, bringing together producers, distributors and investors around rights transactions, IP adaptation and international collaboration.