Cinema has gone through major evolutions before. From the invention of the Cinématographe in 1896, to the first CGI character The Stained Glass Knight in 1985, to more recent breakthroughs like virtual production using game engines in The Mandalorian. Each shift felt disruptive in its own time, changing how films were made and who could make them. But nothing quite compares to what we’re seeing now. AI has become the keyword of 2025, and for good reason. When generative video

It’s 2026 - a good time to pause and look back at 2025.  It was a year of quiet growth and steady acceleration. In 2025, FA Production completed 30 projects, averaging just over two projects per month. For us, that turned out to be a healthy rhythm: enough momentum to keep the business moving forward, without overcommitting or burning the team out. In this blog, we're sharing the five lessons that stood out the most. Let's jump right in. 1. You can  actually stick to your cal

The topic of today’s blog is something I’ve wanted to write about for a long time: the myths and common practices in the Vietnamese video production industry that, in my experience, are either outdated… or simply not true at all. This will be the first post in an ongoing series - because there are a lot of myths to unpack. So let’s start with three big ones that many production houses (including us) fall into. 1. “Good equipment = good imagery.” This is the first trap we walk

It is no secret that partnering up with a good production company can elevate your visual presence to a new level (or three). But let’s be honest — finding the right production company can feel daunting. A quick google search could result in more than a dozen just in your district alone, there might be one a few steps away from your company. Every website promises stunning visuals, creative ideas, and a smooth process. But how do you actually know which one is right for you?