Thailand's Two Giants Team Up to Build Short-Form Drama Game
COL Group and CP Group are joining forces to put Thai creators on the map with a new talent pipeline.

Two major Thai conglomerates just locked in a partnership to strengthen the country's short-form drama ecosystem. COL Group and CP Group are pooling resources across creative training, local production, and distribution—basically trying to build a full pipeline from bedroom creator to real platform.
The centerpiece is a talent incubator they're running alongside an academic partner, designed to turn raw creative energy into actual working writers, directors, and producers. It's the kind of vertical integration play that usually signals serious money and ambition behind the scenes.
Why It Matters
Short-form content is where the global eyeballs are right now. Thailand's got culture, stories, and young creators hungry to work—this move signals that regional powerhouses are finally treating that talent pool as a real business opportunity, not a side hustle. If it works, you're looking at a template other countries are gonna want to copy.
Read the full story at Variety → https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/col-group-cp-group-partnership-thailand-short-form-drama-1236842870/
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