Today´s guest is Blake, a highly creative film maker who has a production company in Shenzhen.
We talk about how burning man brought him to the city and different approaches regarding process management and the decision-making order in film production in the US vs. China.
In this episode the importance of clear communication of workflow and the hard task to collaborate with international teams are highlighted and we also discuss how working in China teaches us patience and improves our overall soft skills.
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#16 William shares insights into China´s VC landscape and how to get funding for an AI start-up

Charming China is a podcast created by Isabel Sum, a German entrepreneur who moved to China to build up her company and explore Chinas vast culture and possibilities. This podcast will feature interesting guests, foreigners as well as Chinese, who share their experiences of working and living in China. It is meant to help debunk some of the myths around China and give useful tips about how to start a business and how to succeed in this quickly changing environment. It is a business podcast with cultural context and aims to build a cultural bridge between China and the West.