A friend made a movie in US and wants to set up a private screening here in Taipei during his upcoming trip. He also wants to finish authoring the film for DVD market and add subtitles to the movie.
Since I am nowhere close to the art circle, I am wondering does anyone one know how these kind of things are done here?
Thanks a lot. 
[i]THE SYNOPSIS
Code Clippers chronicles the life of information technology workers through a series of dark and humorous scenes. It documents the progressively uneasy predicament of Jim (Patrick Giglio), head of a small software company in Phoenix, and former mercenary who once fought for crime lords in Central America. The company, which will sell anti-virus software, has huge potential, but for now, it is a start-up with almost no assets. The dream of making it big tempts Jim to draw on his former contacts in the crime underworld. His attempt to deal with his previous associates by dispatching his trusted employees to deal with them proves to be disastrous. Gordon, a former associate of Jim, orders a hit on Jim’s head.
The film, which takes place before the backdrop of the quirky IT world, looks at the stress and internal contradictions of working in an industry fraught with uncertainty. On the one hand, Jim’s office is a laid-back workplace where oddball employees like Josef Felderschnitt (Stephen Moon) experiment with drugs in the workplace and play practical jokes on their colleagues. At the same time, it is a breeding ground for insecurities. Many of Jim’s employees have all the symptoms of people headed toward burnout: compulsion to prove themselves, denial of emerging problems, inner emptiness, neglecting their own needs, depression, withdrawal, and behavioral changes. One of them, Dwayne (Marco Wagner) has a complete meltdown after losing his job, and needs to decide whether he wants go ‘postal’ and get his revenge on those who fired him. Meanwhile, Jim, who believed his life was completely in order, finds that he himself is on a burnout track, as he gradually discovers how much is actually outside of his control.
Code Clippers is an intensely insightful, profoundly personal take on a universal fear: the fear of failure.[/i]