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Gold House Studios: Asian Pacific Stories Take Center Stage
27 Jul
Summary
- Gold House, known for film campaigns, launches production arm.
- New studio will prioritize Asian Pacific talent and cultural context.
- Projects include horror film 'Akiya' and game adaptation 'Slitterhead'.
Eight years after its inception, Gold House, a prominent cultural platform, has officially launched Gold House Studios. This new venture will concentrate on producing original and IP-driven content across film, television, and digital platforms.
Led by Gold House veterans Christine Yi and Brian Nemes, the studio aims to bring compelling stories to the screen, prioritizing roles for Asian Pacific talent and nuanced cultural contexts. Yi emphasized the goal of reaching broad audiences beyond the Asian Pacific community.
The studio's initial slate features the supernatural horror film "Akiya," starring Karen Fukuhara and Robbie Amell, which delves into Japanese folklore. Also in development is a TV series titled "American Yokai" and the film adaptation of the cult Japanese game "Slitterhead."
Gold House CEO Bing Chen highlighted the studio's belief in storytelling's power to connect people. He noted that Gold House Studios is a testament to the mainstream influence of culture and aims to foster shared experiences in an increasingly fragmented media landscape.
