EXCLUSIVE: Steve Stanulis, the former NYPD office and celebrity bodyguard whose move into film via his banner Stanulis Films has seen him make projects including 5th Borough, is eyeing expansion in…
, with a view to producing three features per year in the region. The first project under the deal is a sequel toFurther down the line, the team are analysing the feasibility of setting up a Stanulis Production Studio with the ambition of hosting Hollywood productions in Southeast Asia as well as producing regional film and TV drama using local creative talents and crew, including Malay-language, Chinese-language and mixed-language projects that will shoot in Malaysia and neighbouring countries.
The studio plan also includes a VR and online game development hub. The move comes as the Malaysian film industry has ground to a virtual standstill due to the pandemic, the team said. The producers added that they are developing film production software that uses data and artificial intelligence to reduce the cost of production.
“We understand that what makes Malaysian films appealing is really the vibrant of multiculturalism of this country. Language is not a big issue anymore. The Malaysian movie industry is the equivalent to the MM2H program because the government is actively giving full support to the industry with policy incentives to attract foreign film companies to do shooting there,” commented Stanulis.
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