Rebecca PY MALAYSIA, 7 JULY 2026 – Canon Marketing Malaysia has announced the addition of two well-known Malaysian filmmakers, Quek Shio Chuan and Razaisyam Rashid, to its EOS Filmmaker Programme 2026, expanding the initiative’s line-up from three to five members.
The appointment reflects Canon’s ongoing focus on videography and its efforts to support filmmakers, content creators and production professionals through a wide range of imaging solutions built for modern visual storytelling.
With demand for video content rising across cinema, streaming, commercial production and social media, Canon says it remains focused on providing tools that support creators at every stage of the filmmaking process. The company’s video-centric offerings include EOS R System mirrorless cameras, RF lenses and Cinema EOS solutions, which have expanded over time to keep pace with the professional video market.
Edward Chang, Head of Image Communication Business Division at Canon Marketing Malaysia, said the addition of the two filmmakers reflects the company’s commitment to nurturing creative talent. He noted that Canon’s approach is guided by its corporate philosophy of Kyosei, which emphasises using technology to empower creativity and bring people together through storytelling.
Quek Shio Chuan is known for his cinematic approach and distinctive visual storytelling, having built a strong reputation across commercial and creative projects. Razaisyam Rashid, meanwhile, is recognised for his versatility as a filmmaker and his ability to portray authentic stories across different formats, earning him industry recognition.
Through the EOS Filmmaker Programme, Canon aims to build closer ties with industry professionals, promote knowledge-sharing within the creative community, and demonstrate how technology can support storytelling across a range of genres and formats.
The programme is part of Canon’s broader effort to strengthen Malaysia’s creative ecosystem by giving filmmakers and content creators access to the tools, expertise and inspiration needed to compete regionally and globally.