Taalenta, through Taalk Hub, has officially established a strategic partnership with Akasacara Film, the production house behind the film Setan Alas, which will be released simultaneously in cinemas across Indonesia on March 5, 2026.
This collaboration is not merely a promotional support for the film, but an educational initiative designed to open access to film industry learning for the younger generation and creative communities.
Encouraging Film Industry Literacy from School
Through this partnership, Taalenta will provide operational support for various thematic classes that comprehensively discuss the film production process. The materials presented will cover creative and technical stages, from idea development, scriptwriting, pre-production processes, production management, to distribution and film publicity strategies.
This program is designed with a practical and applicable approach, allowing participants not only to understand the theory but also to gain a real insight into the dynamics of working in the film industry.
The main target beneficiaries of this program are:
- High Schools (SMA)
- Vocational High Schools (SMK)
- Vocational Schools
- Creative and film communities
With this approach, it is hoped that students and communities can view the film industry as a professional field that has a structured work environment, production systems, and broad career opportunities.
Taalk Hub as a Collaboration Space
Taalk Hub serves as a bridge between the industrial world and the community, including education. Through the ecosystem of classes and discussion forums that have been developed, Taalk Hub provides a space for direct interaction between film practitioners and program participants.
This approach allows for a more contextual transfer of experience while introducing industry work standards that are relevant to current needs.
Support from UGM Vocational School
This program also receives direct support from the Vocational School of Gadjah Mada University. The involvement of vocational educational institutions strengthens the academic aspect while ensuring that the materials delivered align with the competencies needed in the workforce.
The collaboration between film production houses, training institutions, and educational institutions serves as a model of synergy that connects the creative industry with the development of young talent.
Connecting Film and Education
Film is not just a medium of entertainment, but also a space for learning. Through this program, the film production process is highlighted as an educational tool that introduces teamwork, project management, creativity, and production discipline to the younger generation.
With the momentum of the release of Setan Alas on March 5, 2026, this collaboration is expected to be the beginning of a series of broader and sustainable creative industry education programs.