BASIC SCRIPTWRITING
Facilitator: Prof. Cenon Palomares
Schedule : May 2 to 6, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 5,500
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Facilitator: Mr. Frankie Callaghan
Schedule : May 2 to 6, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 6,000
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
Requirement : Digital Camera preferably D-SLR
DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION
Facilitator: Mr. Milo Paz
Schedule : May 9 to 13, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 8,000
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Facilitator: Mr. Estan Cabigas
Schedule : May 23 to 27, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 5pm (16 hours)
Course Fee : P 6,000
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
INTERMEDIATE SCRIPTWRITING – FOUND STORIES
Facilitator: Mr. Bing Lao
Schedule : May 23 to 27, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 5,500
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
DIGITAL CINEMATOGRAPHY - HDSLR
Facilitator: Mr. Nap Jamir
Schedule : May 14, 21, 28, June 4, 2011 (4 Saturdays)
Time : 1pm to 5pm (16 hours)
Course Fee : P 8,000
Venue: Film Bldg. CMC Media Center
DISCOUNTS!
* 10% discount on your 2nd workshop.
* register in groups of 3 to get 5% discount each.
LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION:
5 days before the 1st day of the workshop
WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC.
To REGISTER:
1. Drop by our office.
(Address: UPFI Film Center, 2/F Cine Adarna bldg. Magsaysay and Osmena Ave.,UP Diliman QC)
2. Fill up a Registration Form.
3. Pay P500 or in full.
(An initial fee of P500 is required to reserve a slot.this fee is non-refundable and will be deducted from the total course fee thereafter)
For Inquiries:
925-0286 / 9262722
upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.p h
http://upfilminstitute.upd .edu.ph/
Schedules are subject to change without prior notice.
University of the Philippines Film Institute
(Member, CILECT/International Association of Film and Television Schools)
For workshop inquiries:
Cine Adarna, Magsaysay and Osmeña Avenues, UP Diliman, Quezon City
E-mail: upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.ph
Tel: 9818500 (UP Trunkline) local 4286, 4289; 9263640/9262722 (Telefax) ; 925-0286
Website: http://upfilminstitute.upd.edu.ph/
Facebook account: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=190293333337
Twitter account: http://twitter.com/UPFilmInstitute
Multiply site: upfilminstitute.multiply.com
To always get screening alerts, join UP Film Institute e-group: upfilminstitute@yahoogroups.com
PULP SUMMER SLAM XI: RESURRECTION
It is today at 12NN till May 1 0530 am.
Go and march to Amoranto Stadium QC as host Ramon Zialcita calls it.
Featuring:
ANTHRAX / HELL YEAH! / DEATH ANGEL
plus perfomances by 25 of the country’s loudest bands!
NERVECELL (from U.A.E)
KAMIKAZEE
CHICOSCI
RAZORBACK
FRANCO
HILERA
PARAMITA
IMAGO
MOONSTARR 88
NYCTINASTY
WALK ME HOME
THE BUTCHERCONS
MARYZARK
URBANDUB
DAHONG PALAY
VALLEY OF CHROME
APRIL MORNING SKIES
SUBCULTURE
GINILING FESTIVAL
ARCADIA
MR. BONES AND THE BONEYARD CIRCUS
BALATEK
PAINSCALE
VOICE OF TRANQUILITY
SAKNIDAS
Rise Up and Be Heard !
Ticket Price: 350Php Only
Gates open @12NN
Show Starts @1PM
Tickets Available at all TicketNet, TicketWorld & SM Ticket Outlets Nationwide!
For VIP Tickets pls. call 6871709 look for Charles Tan
Go and march to Amoranto Stadium QC as host Ramon Zialcita calls it.
Featuring:
ANTHRAX / HELL YEAH! / DEATH ANGEL
plus perfomances by 25 of the country’s loudest bands!
NERVECELL (from U.A.E)
KAMIKAZEE
CHICOSCI
RAZORBACK
FRANCO
HILERA
PARAMITA
IMAGO
MOONSTARR 88
NYCTINASTY
WALK ME HOME
THE BUTCHERCONS
MARYZARK
URBANDUB
DAHONG PALAY
VALLEY OF CHROME
APRIL MORNING SKIES
SUBCULTURE
GINILING FESTIVAL
ARCADIA
MR. BONES AND THE BONEYARD CIRCUS
BALATEK
PAINSCALE
VOICE OF TRANQUILITY
SAKNIDAS
Rise Up and Be Heard !
Ticket Price: 350Php Only
Gates open @12NN
Show Starts @1PM
Tickets Available at all TicketNet, TicketWorld & SM Ticket Outlets Nationwide!
For VIP Tickets pls. call 6871709 look for Charles Tan
Chacra Center Light Infinity Wellness Center presents Summer Workshop
Light Infinity Wellness invites you to their workshops this month of May. Here's their post.
May 06, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
RELEASE BLOCKAGES
We will facilitate you in creating changes in any part of you life ---clearing and releasing you of your blockages, limitations and all other issues you have acquired thus setting you free as the truly INFINITE BEING that you are.
May 07, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
HEALING CANCER
patients with cancer are severely hurt physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Cancer is s systemic disease not just a tumor or tumors. Patient will help themselves thru visualizations, realizations and clearing blockages.
May 09, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
RELEASE FROM ADDICTION
learn to get rid of addiction to food, drugs, Internet, smoking, etc.
May 14, 201
From 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
EMOTIONAL HEALING WORKSHOP
A free intensive workshop on how to manage, express and heal your emotions. This is
free just bring food to share
May 18, 2011
From 10:00 to 4:00 pm.
PAST LIFE REGRESSION
there are issues that are from the past that keeps on re-appearing inthis life. You will see the connections and reasons for issues that you can’t seem to resolve.
May 21, 2011
from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
REIKI 1 CLASS
Learn to channel Reiki,the Universal Energy. Learn to heal yourself and
others. Use Reiki to enhance your self,home, relationships, finances,
career, etc. Ten (10) slots only. Certificates and Manuals are included
May 25, 2011
From 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
HEALING ANIMALS
Helps animals understand their purpose and what is their appropriate behavior, Build the animal-human bond.
SPEAKERS for the following Workshops are :
NOEL P. RESELLA, M.Msc.
METAPHYSICIAN, REIKI MASTER, INTUITIVE COUNSELOR
Noel Resella has worked in a variety of media. He started as a ceramic artist
supporting himself through college studying Psychology and Development Communication. He designed clothes under Romulo Estrada and Edgar Mendoza. As
a costume jewelry exporter for 9 years, he manufactured accessories for Donna
Karan, Jean Paul Gaultier and top stores in the USA, Japan and Europe. He has
been featured in Vogue and Accessories magazines at the same time received seven
Katha Awards for Design Excellence. In TV media he was able to work as a Floor
Director, Scriptwriter and Choreographer for 2 years and in Radio he co-hosted 2
radio programs dealing with self-development and spirituality. He also wrote a
weekly column for Manila Standard on Inner Beauty. He continued writing
articles on spirituality and metaphysics for Gateway and Sense and Style
magazines. He finished his Master’s Degree in Metaphysics at the University of
Metaphysics, Los Angeles, USA and currently pursuing his doctoral studies in
Metaphysics. He is also involved in business consultations for several companies
and NGOs, giving workshops on stress management, emotional intelligence,
intuitive management, self-integration together with personal life coaching and
classes in meditation and metaphysics.
EVA ARNOTT
Ms. Eva Arnott is a Filipina based in Merimbula Australia, for the past 31
years. From her childhood days, she has been continuously experiencing very
spiritual and transformative events and visions. Seeking for answers and purpose
for all these, she sets out to understand them by undoing training which
includes a repertoire of “Natural Healing” modalities from art therapy, crystals
to energy healing (mind-body-spirit).
Her mission is to help and heal everyone she encounters and bring them to a new
level of self awareness and self realization that “We are all ONE in the
universe connected and integrated as an “Infinite Beings”. Infinite Beings means
we are eternal, our body will die one day, but our soul/spirit remains forever,
traversing from one life to another to unleash and rediscover our great
potentials and seek truth for Enlightenment.
“Classes are designed to help you release, rejuvenate, renew your life and
transform to a NEW YOU. We ask all attendees to wear light, loose fitting
clothes for comfort during classes. Please come ten (10) minutes before the
class for grounding purposes, for more inquiries and reservations please contact
us at Tel Nos: 362-2024, 475-82121 and Mobile # 0908-4599829.”
Please call to register and be counted in!
Love and Light!
Light Infinity Wellness Centre
“Excellent health is infinite wealth”
1039 Banawe St. Near cor Mauban St., Manresa, Qc
Tel Nos: 362-2024, 475-82121 and 0908-4599829
Website:www.lightinfinitywellness.com /Email:help@lightinfinitywellness.com
Good day!
May 06, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
RELEASE BLOCKAGES
We will facilitate you in creating changes in any part of you life ---clearing and releasing you of your blockages, limitations and all other issues you have acquired thus setting you free as the truly INFINITE BEING that you are.
May 07, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
HEALING CANCER
patients with cancer are severely hurt physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Cancer is s systemic disease not just a tumor or tumors. Patient will help themselves thru visualizations, realizations and clearing blockages.
May 09, 2011
From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
RELEASE FROM ADDICTION
learn to get rid of addiction to food, drugs, Internet, smoking, etc.
May 14, 201
From 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
EMOTIONAL HEALING WORKSHOP
A free intensive workshop on how to manage, express and heal your emotions. This is
free just bring food to share
May 18, 2011
From 10:00 to 4:00 pm.
PAST LIFE REGRESSION
there are issues that are from the past that keeps on re-appearing inthis life. You will see the connections and reasons for issues that you can’t seem to resolve.
May 21, 2011
from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
REIKI 1 CLASS
Learn to channel Reiki,the Universal Energy. Learn to heal yourself and
others. Use Reiki to enhance your self,home, relationships, finances,
career, etc. Ten (10) slots only. Certificates and Manuals are included
May 25, 2011
From 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
HEALING ANIMALS
Helps animals understand their purpose and what is their appropriate behavior, Build the animal-human bond.
SPEAKERS for the following Workshops are :
NOEL P. RESELLA, M.Msc.
METAPHYSICIAN, REIKI MASTER, INTUITIVE COUNSELOR
Noel Resella has worked in a variety of media. He started as a ceramic artist
supporting himself through college studying Psychology and Development Communication. He designed clothes under Romulo Estrada and Edgar Mendoza. As
a costume jewelry exporter for 9 years, he manufactured accessories for Donna
Karan, Jean Paul Gaultier and top stores in the USA, Japan and Europe. He has
been featured in Vogue and Accessories magazines at the same time received seven
Katha Awards for Design Excellence. In TV media he was able to work as a Floor
Director, Scriptwriter and Choreographer for 2 years and in Radio he co-hosted 2
radio programs dealing with self-development and spirituality. He also wrote a
weekly column for Manila Standard on Inner Beauty. He continued writing
articles on spirituality and metaphysics for Gateway and Sense and Style
magazines. He finished his Master’s Degree in Metaphysics at the University of
Metaphysics, Los Angeles, USA and currently pursuing his doctoral studies in
Metaphysics. He is also involved in business consultations for several companies
and NGOs, giving workshops on stress management, emotional intelligence,
intuitive management, self-integration together with personal life coaching and
classes in meditation and metaphysics.
EVA ARNOTT
Ms. Eva Arnott is a Filipina based in Merimbula Australia, for the past 31
years. From her childhood days, she has been continuously experiencing very
spiritual and transformative events and visions. Seeking for answers and purpose
for all these, she sets out to understand them by undoing training which
includes a repertoire of “Natural Healing” modalities from art therapy, crystals
to energy healing (mind-body-spirit).
Her mission is to help and heal everyone she encounters and bring them to a new
level of self awareness and self realization that “We are all ONE in the
universe connected and integrated as an “Infinite Beings”. Infinite Beings means
we are eternal, our body will die one day, but our soul/spirit remains forever,
traversing from one life to another to unleash and rediscover our great
potentials and seek truth for Enlightenment.
“Classes are designed to help you release, rejuvenate, renew your life and
transform to a NEW YOU. We ask all attendees to wear light, loose fitting
clothes for comfort during classes. Please come ten (10) minutes before the
class for grounding purposes, for more inquiries and reservations please contact
us at Tel Nos: 362-2024, 475-82121 and Mobile # 0908-4599829.”
Please call to register and be counted in!
Love and Light!
Light Infinity Wellness Centre
“Excellent health is infinite wealth”
1039 Banawe St. Near cor Mauban St., Manresa, Qc
Tel Nos: 362-2024, 475-82121 and 0908-4599829
Website:www.lightinfinitywellness.com /Email:help@lightinfinitywellness.com
Good day!
UFO Workshops this May
ufo Worskhops. Out of the box ideas. Out of this world concepts.
Course description
K’wento: Writing Your Own Film Story
Release the stories that have lain hidden so long in your mind and
heart. Acclaimed writer-director Emman dela Cruz (Sarong Banggi,
1433445’6: The Singalong Singhs, amBisyon 2010) takes aspiring writers
on a journey of discovery as they learn the basics of writing a story
for cinema: from the bare bones, to fleshing it out, breathing life
into it–and giving it a soul.
Instructor: Emmanuel Dela Cruz
Schedule: Sat-Sun of May/ 9am-12nn / 6 sessions
Directing Actors
Is open to filmmakers who want to learn the finer details of
motivation and collaboration of directors and actors, the craft of
scene study and the rudiments of script analysis. Recommended for both
the beginner and more experienced filmmakers.
Instructor: Emmanuel Dela Cruz
Schedule: Sat-Sun of May/ 1PM-6PM / 6 sessions
Pelikero: Filmmaking 101
For those just beginning to explore and apply their own filmmaking
process, the course shall focus mainly on the possibilities of film as
an art form and a form of self-expression through the different filmic
elements.
Instructor: Paolo Villaluna
Schedule: Wed-Fri of May/ 9am-12nn / 6 sessions
Sketch in Motion: Basic Animation
For beginners. Learn the basics of animation and its principles. It
will also feature film screenings with discussions and creating
individual animation exercises. It aims to equip the participants with
basic knowledge in animation production which will help them in coming
up with short animation projects and to expose them to different types
and techniques used in animation.
Instructor: Bryan Quesada
Schedule: Tue-Thur of May/9nn-12nn/5 sessions
Basic Illustration
For kids ages 8-12 years old. This drawing workshop aims to introduce
the kids to expand their creative thinking, visually stimulate them,
and develop their imagination and discipline. The primary learning
method is a combination of real-time drawing and extensive instructor
feedback and will cover the fundamentals of basic illustration.
Instructor: Juno Baracena
Schedule: Tue-Thurs of May/9nn-12nn/6 sessions
Landing soon:
Writing for Mainstream Films by Raymond Lee
Next Level: Storytelling for Games by Luna Cruz
To sign up: send as an email at ufoworkshops2011@gmail.com or contact
us at: 63.917.3705454.
Visit us at our FB page @ ufoworkshops2011 and at our website @
ufoworkshops.wordpress.com and @ ufoworkshops.0catch.com for details.
*Notes
1. We are still giving discounts for returning ufo workshoppers (15%),
senior citizen discounts (20%), and additional discounts (15%) if you
enroll in 2 or more courses.
2. Schedule and venue may be subject to change.
Course description
K’wento: Writing Your Own Film Story
Release the stories that have lain hidden so long in your mind and
heart. Acclaimed writer-director Emman dela Cruz (Sarong Banggi,
1433445’6: The Singalong Singhs, amBisyon 2010) takes aspiring writers
on a journey of discovery as they learn the basics of writing a story
for cinema: from the bare bones, to fleshing it out, breathing life
into it–and giving it a soul.
Instructor: Emmanuel Dela Cruz
Schedule: Sat-Sun of May/ 9am-12nn / 6 sessions
Directing Actors
Is open to filmmakers who want to learn the finer details of
motivation and collaboration of directors and actors, the craft of
scene study and the rudiments of script analysis. Recommended for both
the beginner and more experienced filmmakers.
Instructor: Emmanuel Dela Cruz
Schedule: Sat-Sun of May/ 1PM-6PM / 6 sessions
Pelikero: Filmmaking 101
For those just beginning to explore and apply their own filmmaking
process, the course shall focus mainly on the possibilities of film as
an art form and a form of self-expression through the different filmic
elements.
Instructor: Paolo Villaluna
Schedule: Wed-Fri of May/ 9am-12nn / 6 sessions
Sketch in Motion: Basic Animation
For beginners. Learn the basics of animation and its principles. It
will also feature film screenings with discussions and creating
individual animation exercises. It aims to equip the participants with
basic knowledge in animation production which will help them in coming
up with short animation projects and to expose them to different types
and techniques used in animation.
Instructor: Bryan Quesada
Schedule: Tue-Thur of May/9nn-12nn/5 sessions
Basic Illustration
For kids ages 8-12 years old. This drawing workshop aims to introduce
the kids to expand their creative thinking, visually stimulate them,
and develop their imagination and discipline. The primary learning
method is a combination of real-time drawing and extensive instructor
feedback and will cover the fundamentals of basic illustration.
Instructor: Juno Baracena
Schedule: Tue-Thurs of May/9nn-12nn/6 sessions
Landing soon:
Writing for Mainstream Films by Raymond Lee
Next Level: Storytelling for Games by Luna Cruz
To sign up: send as an email at ufoworkshops2011@gmail.com or contact
us at: 63.917.3705454.
Visit us at our FB page @ ufoworkshops2011 and at our website @
ufoworkshops.wordpress.com and @ ufoworkshops.0catch.com for details.
*Notes
1. We are still giving discounts for returning ufo workshoppers (15%),
senior citizen discounts (20%), and additional discounts (15%) if you
enroll in 2 or more courses.
2. Schedule and venue may be subject to change.
GSIS Independent Film Screening
AN INVITATION
GSIS Independent Film Screening
on the occassion of the 15th anniversary of the GSIS Museo ng Sining
Please come and watch ! Free. Open to the public. Please call 479-3588
APRIL 26 TUESDAY, 12:15pm to 7:10pm :
GSIS Theater / Pasay City
Below are the films to be screened:
1.MANONG JUNI, OKAY LANG YAN written & directed by Mayo Baluyut
12:15-12:45pm
tells a day in a life of an elementary school janitor named Manong Juni who, after being an excellent and loyal employee for his school for the past ten years, begins to face his greatest challenge yet – putting his job, life virtues and character to the test.
Overwhelmed and down stricken by the terrorizing and scornful ways of the school’s new principal, Principal Debbie Asuncion, Manong Juni struggles to cope as he encounters familiar and even new levels of stress and discouragement – up to a point where he begins to think if his life and his love for his job has, still, any worth at all. All of these circumstances pile up with great pain within him, only for him to find out in the end of what God’s providential love and grace could actually do, even in his most trying times.
Starring: Jaime Pangan, Jam Jamila, Reeda de los Reyes, others
2) NERSERI written & directed by Vic Acedillo Jr.
1:30-3:00 pm
Cocoy,12, takes on a great responsibility of taking care of his older siblings while his mother, Mai, goes to the province to get money to pay the expensive hospital bills for her three mentally sick children. His mother is gone for two weeks and Cocoy’s struggle in managing his personal, school and home life is a nerve-racking challenge. In the end he faces truth and life head-on as he fights for his own sanity.
Starring: Timothy Mabalot, Jaclyn Jose, Ynes Veneracion, Lance Reymundo, Tony Mabesa, others
3)GULONG written & directed by Sockie Fernandez
3:30-5:00pm
Is about friendship, love and life. The story is told from the point-of-view of Apao, a smart, kindhearted boy whose quest for an old bicycle reveals the stuff he is made of. With him on this adventure are his insan Momoy and his bespren Tom-Tom. The story begins with a question: How are our 3 friends going to spend their summer vacation? Tom-Tom suggests that they go to his uncle's fishpond, an hour's bike ride from where they live. Apao and Momoy have a problem - they don't own a bike! There are no jeeps and it is too far to walk. Momoy finds an old bicycle but the owner, an old woman named Tita Maggie, will only give it to him if he pays her a hundred pesos. He agrees and promises to come back with the money the next day. This starts a series of events which affects Apao, his friends, his family and even his community. In the end, a discarded 40 year old bicycle connects the past to the present and becomes a catalyst for healing old wounds and reviving a love affair that has long been left for dead.
Starring: Tricia Amper, Robert Arevalo, Jopet Concordia, Ina Feleo, Steven Fermo, Igi Flores, others
4)FAUSTA directed by Felino Tanada
5:30 - 7:00pm
Is about the life of Fausta Labrador, a holy woman who founded the Sacred Heart College (SHC) run by the Daughters of Charity. She opened a charity school on April 27, 1884 at the age of 26. She died on Sept. 14, 1942 at the age of 84. After World War II, a ward of Hermana Fausta asked Fernando Amorsolo to do a portrait of the SHC founder using a picture as model. Amorsolo refused, saying he only painted live models. But the ward wouldn’t take no for an answer so Amorsolo asked who the woman was. Upon learning of the noble deeds of Hermana Fausta he agreed.
Starring: Perla Bautista, Tommy Abuel, Ningning Zafranco, Josefina Sace, Mabel Lucero-Redor, others
tara!
GSIS Independent Film Screening
on the occassion of the 15th anniversary of the GSIS Museo ng Sining
Please come and watch ! Free. Open to the public. Please call 479-3588
APRIL 26 TUESDAY, 12:15pm to 7:10pm :
GSIS Theater / Pasay City
Below are the films to be screened:
1.MANONG JUNI, OKAY LANG YAN written & directed by Mayo Baluyut
12:15-12:45pm
tells a day in a life of an elementary school janitor named Manong Juni who, after being an excellent and loyal employee for his school for the past ten years, begins to face his greatest challenge yet – putting his job, life virtues and character to the test.
Overwhelmed and down stricken by the terrorizing and scornful ways of the school’s new principal, Principal Debbie Asuncion, Manong Juni struggles to cope as he encounters familiar and even new levels of stress and discouragement – up to a point where he begins to think if his life and his love for his job has, still, any worth at all. All of these circumstances pile up with great pain within him, only for him to find out in the end of what God’s providential love and grace could actually do, even in his most trying times.
Starring: Jaime Pangan, Jam Jamila, Reeda de los Reyes, others
2) NERSERI written & directed by Vic Acedillo Jr.
1:30-3:00 pm
Cocoy,12, takes on a great responsibility of taking care of his older siblings while his mother, Mai, goes to the province to get money to pay the expensive hospital bills for her three mentally sick children. His mother is gone for two weeks and Cocoy’s struggle in managing his personal, school and home life is a nerve-racking challenge. In the end he faces truth and life head-on as he fights for his own sanity.
Starring: Timothy Mabalot, Jaclyn Jose, Ynes Veneracion, Lance Reymundo, Tony Mabesa, others
3)GULONG written & directed by Sockie Fernandez
3:30-5:00pm
Is about friendship, love and life. The story is told from the point-of-view of Apao, a smart, kindhearted boy whose quest for an old bicycle reveals the stuff he is made of. With him on this adventure are his insan Momoy and his bespren Tom-Tom. The story begins with a question: How are our 3 friends going to spend their summer vacation? Tom-Tom suggests that they go to his uncle's fishpond, an hour's bike ride from where they live. Apao and Momoy have a problem - they don't own a bike! There are no jeeps and it is too far to walk. Momoy finds an old bicycle but the owner, an old woman named Tita Maggie, will only give it to him if he pays her a hundred pesos. He agrees and promises to come back with the money the next day. This starts a series of events which affects Apao, his friends, his family and even his community. In the end, a discarded 40 year old bicycle connects the past to the present and becomes a catalyst for healing old wounds and reviving a love affair that has long been left for dead.
Starring: Tricia Amper, Robert Arevalo, Jopet Concordia, Ina Feleo, Steven Fermo, Igi Flores, others
4)FAUSTA directed by Felino Tanada
5:30 - 7:00pm
Is about the life of Fausta Labrador, a holy woman who founded the Sacred Heart College (SHC) run by the Daughters of Charity. She opened a charity school on April 27, 1884 at the age of 26. She died on Sept. 14, 1942 at the age of 84. After World War II, a ward of Hermana Fausta asked Fernando Amorsolo to do a portrait of the SHC founder using a picture as model. Amorsolo refused, saying he only painted live models. But the ward wouldn’t take no for an answer so Amorsolo asked who the woman was. Upon learning of the noble deeds of Hermana Fausta he agreed.
Starring: Perla Bautista, Tommy Abuel, Ningning Zafranco, Josefina Sace, Mabel Lucero-Redor, others
tara!
Del Monte Kitchenomics May Cooking Class
Here's Del Monte Kitchenomics cooking class for May.
Chinese Cooking May 7, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
Pull off an authentic Chinese meal from your own kitchen with these recipes.
Healthy Baon for Kids May 19, 2pm-4pm
Free Demo
Surprise your kids with yummy and healthy snacks for school.
Cooking for Kids Part 2 (7-12 y/o) May 21, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
It’s never too early for your kids to start cooking like a gourmet chef.
Quick Breakfast Ideas May 26, 2pm-4pm
Free Demo
With these fast breakfast recipes, there’s no excuse for whipping up a delicious dish in the morning.
Popular Japanese Cooking May 28, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
Learn the artful way of preparing and cooking Japanese dishes. Itadikumasu!
To enroll, simply call the DMK Hotline at 897-7000 to reserve a slot.
All classes will require full registration and full payment five (5) days before the class schedule.
All classes will be held at the Del Monte Test Kitchen, GF B3 Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.
Hands-on classes come with ingredients, materials, recipe handouts, apron, toque and certificate of attendance.
Payments will be forfeited for participants who cancel or fail to attend.
Chinese Cooking May 7, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
Pull off an authentic Chinese meal from your own kitchen with these recipes.
Healthy Baon for Kids May 19, 2pm-4pm
Free Demo
Surprise your kids with yummy and healthy snacks for school.
Cooking for Kids Part 2 (7-12 y/o) May 21, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
It’s never too early for your kids to start cooking like a gourmet chef.
Quick Breakfast Ideas May 26, 2pm-4pm
Free Demo
With these fast breakfast recipes, there’s no excuse for whipping up a delicious dish in the morning.
Popular Japanese Cooking May 28, 10am-5pm
Php 2,800
Learn the artful way of preparing and cooking Japanese dishes. Itadikumasu!
To enroll, simply call the DMK Hotline at 897-7000 to reserve a slot.
All classes will require full registration and full payment five (5) days before the class schedule.
All classes will be held at the Del Monte Test Kitchen, GF B3 Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.
Hands-on classes come with ingredients, materials, recipe handouts, apron, toque and certificate of attendance.
Payments will be forfeited for participants who cancel or fail to attend.
Club.MOV: The Idiot's Guide To Heartbreak 2 @ Mogwai
Are you one of the guys who we've met at Oracafe?
Do you know Kahvn Dela Cruz when his hair had a dye and he wascreating musicales?
Did you hangout with the Kamias people who used Ora as their place for Astro readings by Resti and Eric during the 99's?
Then we have Mogwai for films now.
Catch the sched for this week...
.MOV International Film, Music, & Literature Festival
presents
CLUB.MOV: The Idiot's Guide To Heartbreak 2
April 25, 2011. Monday. 9pm.
ONCE
(Dir. John Carney. UK. 2006. 85min)
Presented by Chard Bolisay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xIF92OUos
April 26, 2011. Tuesday. 9pm.
LOVE ME TONIGHT
(Dir. Rouben Mamoulian. USA. 1932. 104min)
Presented by Oggs Cruz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcpN9PwXccI
April 27, 2011. Wednesday. 9pm.
THE MIDDLE MYSTERY OF KRISTO NEGRO
(Dir. Khavn De La Cruz. Philippines. 2009.)
This Is Not A Film By Khavn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqzMpXK7EPM
April 28, 2011. Thursday. 9pm.
PLOY
(Dir. Pen-Ek Ratanaruang. Thailand. 2007.105min)
Presented by Dodo Dayao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK_mBeghxPQ
Mogwai Cinematheque, Cubao X, Araneta Center, Cubao, QC
Free admission.
www.movfest.org
Do you know Kahvn Dela Cruz when his hair had a dye and he wascreating musicales?
Did you hangout with the Kamias people who used Ora as their place for Astro readings by Resti and Eric during the 99's?
Then we have Mogwai for films now.
.MOV International Film, Music, & Literature Festival
presents
CLUB.MOV: The Idiot's Guide To Heartbreak 2
April 25, 2011. Monday. 9pm.
ONCE
(Dir. John Carney. UK. 2006. 85min)
Presented by Chard Bolisay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xIF92OUos
April 26, 2011. Tuesday. 9pm.
LOVE ME TONIGHT
(Dir. Rouben Mamoulian. USA. 1932. 104min)
Presented by Oggs Cruz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcpN9PwXccI
April 27, 2011. Wednesday. 9pm.
THE MIDDLE MYSTERY OF KRISTO NEGRO
(Dir. Khavn De La Cruz. Philippines. 2009.)
This Is Not A Film By Khavn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqzMpXK7EPM
April 28, 2011. Thursday. 9pm.
PLOY
(Dir. Pen-Ek Ratanaruang. Thailand. 2007.105min)
Presented by Dodo Dayao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK_mBeghxPQ
Mogwai Cinematheque, Cubao X, Araneta Center, Cubao, QC
Free admission.
www.movfest.org
MILO APEX Running School 2011 by Coach Jim Saret
MILO APEX Running School 2011 by Coach Jim Saret
Starts -> April 25, 2011
QC Circle and Bonifacio Global City
First Come First Served
Milo APEX Schedule:
Bonifacio Global City – T-Th @ 6PM onwards, Saturdays 5AM
Quezon City Circle – M-W @6PM onwards Saturdays 5AM.
Minimal Fee of P1,800 for 36 sessions, that’s just 50/session and you get to be trained by the topnotch coaches and scientific module designed for runners.
CALL or better Yet TEXT Czarina @ 0918-991-7904
Text your full name and category 5K, 10K Beginners, 10K advance, 21K beginners, 21K advance, 42K as well as which area BGC or QC
For updated information visit their Facebook Fanpage
Read more: http://www.pinoyfitness.com/2011/04/milo-apex-running-school-by-coach-jim-saret-april-25-2011/#ixzz1K0vy8kxh
Starts -> April 25, 2011
QC Circle and Bonifacio Global City
First Come First Served
Milo APEX Schedule:
Bonifacio Global City – T-Th @ 6PM onwards, Saturdays 5AM
Quezon City Circle – M-W @6PM onwards Saturdays 5AM.
Minimal Fee of P1,800 for 36 sessions, that’s just 50/session and you get to be trained by the topnotch coaches and scientific module designed for runners.
CALL or better Yet TEXT Czarina @ 0918-991-7904
Text your full name and category 5K, 10K Beginners, 10K advance, 21K beginners, 21K advance, 42K as well as which area BGC or QC
For updated information visit their Facebook Fanpage
Read more: http://www.pinoyfitness.com/2011/04/milo-apex-running-school-by-coach-jim-saret-april-25-2011/#ixzz1K0vy8kxh
420, 4/20, 4:20 Luis, 4:20
420, 4/20, 4:20 Luis, 4:20
This is an expression pertaining to the consumption of cannabis and, sometimes by extension, one way to identify oneself with cannabis subculture.
The term was from a group of teenagers, led by Parker Haney, in San Rafael, California in 1971. They called themselves the Waldos, because "their chosen hang-out spot was a wall outside the school,the group first used the term in connection to a fall 1971 plan to search for an abandoned cannabis crop that they had learned about.The Waldos used the Louis Pasteur statue on the grounds of San Rafael High School as meeting place, and on 4:20 p.m. They called this plan "4:20 Louis" eventually shortened to simply "4:20", which evolved as a codeword the teens used to mean pot-smoking.
But I'm in a different high when I use this.. It's for my best friend's birthday celebration!No playing, No SMOKING POT!for I'm not a Waldo!
It only means make it a GOOD day TODAY !
Happy 420 Adolf Hitler and Xean!
Chill!
This is an expression pertaining to the consumption of cannabis and, sometimes by extension, one way to identify oneself with cannabis subculture.
The term was from a group of teenagers, led by Parker Haney, in San Rafael, California in 1971. They called themselves the Waldos, because "their chosen hang-out spot was a wall outside the school,the group first used the term in connection to a fall 1971 plan to search for an abandoned cannabis crop that they had learned about.The Waldos used the Louis Pasteur statue on the grounds of San Rafael High School as meeting place, and on 4:20 p.m. They called this plan "4:20 Louis" eventually shortened to simply "4:20", which evolved as a codeword the teens used to mean pot-smoking.
But I'm in a different high when I use this.. It's for my best friend's birthday celebration!No playing, No SMOKING POT!for I'm not a Waldo!
It only means make it a GOOD day TODAY !
Happy 420 Adolf Hitler and Xean!
Chill!
Everywhere We Shoot's TALK + 1st solo exhibit
Must be an early bird for this....
AYALA MUSEUM’S DESIGN TALKS: Everywhere We Shoot
Ayala Museum’s DesignTalks is a lecture series that brings prominent and pioneering Filipino creative professionals to the center stage. Lined up for this April is the creative duo who call themselves Everywhere We Shoot, scheduled to talk on 16 April 2011, 3:00 pm at the Ayala Museum Ground Floor Lobby, and whose works will also be on exhibit at the Third Floor Glasslane starting ...on the day of the talk.
Composed of Ryan Vergara and Garovs Garrovillo, their moniker is not just the duo’s name but also a statement of intent, a manifesto of sorts in praise of the ambulant imagination. They both trained at the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde’s School of Design & Arts (Ryan was a Multimedia Arts major while Garovs was in Fashion Design and Merchandising).
Their work has appeared in almost every major magazine in the country as well as a number of publications abroad. They’ve also done commissions to do brand campaigns, record sleeves, and lookbooks for top Filipino designers.
They’ve established an inimitable style of art through photography, fashion, and graphic design—characteristically ironic and playful and always with a hint of humor. They simplify the complicated, and exaggerate the basics. The success of their partnership is that they create images that refuse to stay put.
Tickets are sold for Php300 regular rate, and discounted at Php150 for students, teachers, senior citizens and Ayala Museum members.
For inquiries, call 757.7117 to 21 or email museum_inquiry@ayalafoundation.org. Ayala Museum is located at Makati Avenue corner De la Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park, Makati City.
Ayala Museum’s DesignTalks is a lecture series that brings prominent and pioneering Filipino creative professionals to the center stage. Lined up for this April is the creative duo who call themselves Everywhere We Shoot, scheduled to talk on 16 April 2011, 3:00 pm at the Ayala Museum Ground Floor Lobby, and whose works will also be on exhibit at the Third Floor Glasslane starting ...on the day of the talk.
Composed of Ryan Vergara and Garovs Garrovillo, their moniker is not just the duo’s name but also a statement of intent, a manifesto of sorts in praise of the ambulant imagination. They both trained at the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde’s School of Design & Arts (Ryan was a Multimedia Arts major while Garovs was in Fashion Design and Merchandising).
Their work has appeared in almost every major magazine in the country as well as a number of publications abroad. They’ve also done commissions to do brand campaigns, record sleeves, and lookbooks for top Filipino designers.
They’ve established an inimitable style of art through photography, fashion, and graphic design—characteristically ironic and playful and always with a hint of humor. They simplify the complicated, and exaggerate the basics. The success of their partnership is that they create images that refuse to stay put.
Tickets are sold for Php300 regular rate, and discounted at Php150 for students, teachers, senior citizens and Ayala Museum members.
For inquiries, call 757.7117 to 21 or email museum_inquiry@ayalafoundation.org. Ayala Museum is located at Makati Avenue corner De la Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park, Makati City.
World Youth Day Fun Run 2011 at CCP
The Archdiocese of Manila through its two ministries - the Archdiocesan Commission on Youth and the Archdiocese of Manila Biblical Apostolate - is organizing a FUN RUN (10K,5K,3K) on May 01, 2011 at the PICC event grounds in partnership with Without Limits.
The event is dubbed: WORLD YOUTH DAY FUN RUN.
World Youth Day Fun Run
May 1, 2011
CCP
EVENTS
3K 5K 10K
REGISTRATION FEES
3K - Php400
5k - Php500
10k- Php650
WHERE TO REGISTER
ROX, Chris Sports Megamall, SM MOA, Glorietta and SM City Annex, A Runners Circle, and All Parishes in the Archdiocese of Metro Manila
The event is dubbed: WORLD YOUTH DAY FUN RUN.
World Youth Day Fun Run
May 1, 2011
CCP
EVENTS
3K 5K 10K
REGISTRATION FEES
3K - Php400
5k - Php500
10k- Php650
WHERE TO REGISTER
ROX, Chris Sports Megamall, SM MOA, Glorietta and SM City Annex, A Runners Circle, and All Parishes in the Archdiocese of Metro Manila
John Gabriel Pelias, UP summa cum laude
Na guilty naman ako..Di kasi ako "grade conscious" ng mga panahong yun. Sana nag aral rin lang ako para parte na ako ng UP HISTORY wahahaha. Ah pwede na rin part ng UP AIT history - angst ridden dyontis bounced back and finished at last!wahahaha.
NATGEO Earth Day Run 2011 Race Results
I had the run of my life by not running at all!
I was part of the first 1000 to have the Greenwich Pizza.
I had fun at the photo booths though I did not pay for the Athens background in Nat Geo, Anchor Lite, and Canon.
I asked for Cueshes sticker-sss because I was not able to get their baller.
I had the run of my Life with buddy Grapey!
Check the official links and read this letter from the organizer:
Dear Runners,
When the first National Geographic Earth Day Run was held last year, the running community unselfishly showed an outpouring of support through an overwhelming runner turn-out. Not only did runners enjoy celebrating Earth Day with a good run at the SM Mall of Asia, everyone also made a mark in raising awareness for the need to care for Mother Earth.
With this successful event in mind, The National Geographic Channel decided to bring to the community another edition of this race this 2011. Now, the race will be in a much bigger and better venue and can definitely cater to a growing and improving population of runners. In addition, this year’s edition will also feature the 21km-distance as an additional race category.
True enough, the interest that this year’s edition of the race generated an even greater number of participants. In fact, the National Geographic Earth Day Run 2011 almost had double of last year’s total registrants as it reached a record number 10,300.. And as we closed registration today, we have been continuously receiving requests for registration period extension and reopening of slots for all race categories.
We thank everyone for the support that they have consistently given to the National Geographic Earth Day Run. But along with the gratitude, we also would like to apologize for the problems that that some of you encountered regarding the availability of the technical shirts. We did our best to plan the process to avoid such problems but the rapid growth of participants caused unavoidable delays in production of the shirts. Because of the surge in demand, our supplier temporarily ran out of materials for the shirt coupled with an unfortunate breakdown of their machines for a couple of days.
This unavailability of the shirts was also the main reason why delivery of race kits for online registrants was delayed. Since we have guaranteed that online registrants should receive the shirt size that they have indicated during registration, we had to wait for the succeeding delivery of shirts before we ship out the race kits. Again, we apologize that this scenario had to happen.
As of April 5, we have serviced 80% of the actual requirements and we look forward to being able to service all by completing deliveries for the last 20%. As we do this, we would like to let everyone know of the following courses of action:
1. Give the 10km registrants the BLACK shirts, instead of the original GRAY shirts as the black shirts are readily available.
2. Extend the schedule for release/claiming of the YELLOW shirts starting on Thursday, April 7 until Saturday, April 9 to give the registrants ample time to claim the shirt as we are expecting final delivery of these shirts by, April 6.
For the registrants who were able to grab any of the last 500 slots each for both 3km and 5km race categories, we would also like to assure you that the shirt you will be receiving two months after the race will be in your correct size. In addition, registrants will need not claim their shirts as this will be delivered in coordination with our courier-partner and with us shouldering the courier expense.
It is our greatest endeavor to ensure everyone who registered for this race event to be able to receive their shirts before race day. That is why as mentioned earlier, the Greenbelt 3 Mall registration center will be open to service everyone who will have to claim their shirt sizes at an extended period of April 7 to 9.
Again, we would like to truly apologize for this inconvenience and thank you for choosing to celebrate Earth Day and running with us at the National Geographic Earth Day Run 2011 on April 10, 2011.
Sincerely yours,
Mr. Jude Turcuato
Territory Director
Fox International Channels - Philippines
Until next year!
I was part of the first 1000 to have the Greenwich Pizza.
I had fun at the photo booths though I did not pay for the Athens background in Nat Geo, Anchor Lite, and Canon.
I asked for Cueshes sticker-sss because I was not able to get their baller.
I had the run of my Life with buddy Grapey!
Check the official links and read this letter from the organizer:
Dear Runners,
When the first National Geographic Earth Day Run was held last year, the running community unselfishly showed an outpouring of support through an overwhelming runner turn-out. Not only did runners enjoy celebrating Earth Day with a good run at the SM Mall of Asia, everyone also made a mark in raising awareness for the need to care for Mother Earth.
With this successful event in mind, The National Geographic Channel decided to bring to the community another edition of this race this 2011. Now, the race will be in a much bigger and better venue and can definitely cater to a growing and improving population of runners. In addition, this year’s edition will also feature the 21km-distance as an additional race category.
True enough, the interest that this year’s edition of the race generated an even greater number of participants. In fact, the National Geographic Earth Day Run 2011 almost had double of last year’s total registrants as it reached a record number 10,300.. And as we closed registration today, we have been continuously receiving requests for registration period extension and reopening of slots for all race categories.
We thank everyone for the support that they have consistently given to the National Geographic Earth Day Run. But along with the gratitude, we also would like to apologize for the problems that that some of you encountered regarding the availability of the technical shirts. We did our best to plan the process to avoid such problems but the rapid growth of participants caused unavoidable delays in production of the shirts. Because of the surge in demand, our supplier temporarily ran out of materials for the shirt coupled with an unfortunate breakdown of their machines for a couple of days.
This unavailability of the shirts was also the main reason why delivery of race kits for online registrants was delayed. Since we have guaranteed that online registrants should receive the shirt size that they have indicated during registration, we had to wait for the succeeding delivery of shirts before we ship out the race kits. Again, we apologize that this scenario had to happen.
As of April 5, we have serviced 80% of the actual requirements and we look forward to being able to service all by completing deliveries for the last 20%. As we do this, we would like to let everyone know of the following courses of action:
1. Give the 10km registrants the BLACK shirts, instead of the original GRAY shirts as the black shirts are readily available.
2. Extend the schedule for release/claiming of the YELLOW shirts starting on Thursday, April 7 until Saturday, April 9 to give the registrants ample time to claim the shirt as we are expecting final delivery of these shirts by, April 6.
For the registrants who were able to grab any of the last 500 slots each for both 3km and 5km race categories, we would also like to assure you that the shirt you will be receiving two months after the race will be in your correct size. In addition, registrants will need not claim their shirts as this will be delivered in coordination with our courier-partner and with us shouldering the courier expense.
It is our greatest endeavor to ensure everyone who registered for this race event to be able to receive their shirts before race day. That is why as mentioned earlier, the Greenbelt 3 Mall registration center will be open to service everyone who will have to claim their shirt sizes at an extended period of April 7 to 9.
Again, we would like to truly apologize for this inconvenience and thank you for choosing to celebrate Earth Day and running with us at the National Geographic Earth Day Run 2011 on April 10, 2011.
Sincerely yours,
Mr. Jude Turcuato
Territory Director
Fox International Channels - Philippines
Until next year!
Star Run for Mom on May 8, 2011
Who's running with me? Tara! Hubby and the kids will just be spectators. I need my own RUN.
Star Run for Mom
May 8, 2011
McKinley Hill, Taguig
EVENTS
2.5K
5K
REGISTRATION FEE
2.5K - 450 Php
5K - 750 Php
HOW TO REGISTER
Register online with your credit card at www.starrunformom.com
Manual registration at RUNNR store in Bonifacio High Street.
Registration Period: From April 4 to May 1, 2011.
CONTACT
For questions, email
secretariat@starrunformom.com
Star Run for Mom
May 8, 2011
McKinley Hill, Taguig
EVENTS
2.5K
5K
REGISTRATION FEE
2.5K - 450 Php
5K - 750 Php
HOW TO REGISTER
Register online with your credit card at www.starrunformom.com
Manual registration at RUNNR store in Bonifacio High Street.
Registration Period: From April 4 to May 1, 2011.
CONTACT
For questions, email
secretariat@starrunformom.com
Intramuros Heritage Run 2011 and Race Map
This I got to run!
Run the race back through the face of time. Run around Intramuros with 3K, 5K and 10K events on May 15, 2011. I think this will be an interesting running event.
Intramuros Heritage Run 2011
May 15, 2011
Intramuros, Manila
EVENT DISTANCES
3K/ 5K/ 10K
REGISTRATION FEE
P300/ P350/ P400
WHERE TO REGISTER
1. KAISA HERITAGE CENTER – Anda Cor. Cabildo St., Intramuros – 527-6083 /6796
2. CALOOCAN CITY FIL-CHI FIRE PREVENTION ASSN. – Cordero St., Caloocan – 363-3473 / 366-3473
3. BIG HIT MARKETING – 624 Ongpin St., Binondo Manila – 242-9785 / 242-9790
4. ORTIGAS HOME DEPOT, Customer Service Desk – Dona Julia Vargas Ave., cor. Meralco Ave., Brgy. Ugong, Ortigas, Pasig City – 683-0823 /26 /72 /73
5. TOBY’s SPORTS (only Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. 1-9pm) – 1/F Trinoma Mall – 901-3688 and 1/F Entertainment Mall, SM MOA -556-0445
Contact Details:
For More Information: Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc
Anda cor. Cabildo Sts., Intramuros 02-527-6083, and 02-526-6796 (Kristian)
Organized by: AMG
Intramuros Heritage Run 2011
May 15, 2011
Intramuros, Manila
EVENT DISTANCES
3K/ 5K/ 10K
REGISTRATION FEE
P300/ P350/ P400
WHERE TO REGISTER
1. KAISA HERITAGE CENTER – Anda Cor. Cabildo St., Intramuros – 527-6083 /6796
2. CALOOCAN CITY FIL-CHI FIRE PREVENTION ASSN. – Cordero St., Caloocan – 363-3473 / 366-3473
3. BIG HIT MARKETING – 624 Ongpin St., Binondo Manila – 242-9785 / 242-9790
4. ORTIGAS HOME DEPOT, Customer Service Desk – Dona Julia Vargas Ave., cor. Meralco Ave., Brgy. Ugong, Ortigas, Pasig City – 683-0823 /26 /72 /73
5. TOBY’s SPORTS (only Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. 1-9pm) – 1/F Trinoma Mall – 901-3688 and 1/F Entertainment Mall, SM MOA -556-0445
Contact Details:
For More Information: Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc
Anda cor. Cabildo Sts., Intramuros 02-527-6083, and 02-526-6796 (Kristian)
Organized by: AMG
Learn to tell your story at U.P. Film Institute BASIC SCRIPTWR
U.P. FILM INSTITUTE SUMMER WORKSHOPS 2011
BASIC SCRIPTWRITING WORKSHOP:
VISUALIZATION FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN
By Libay Linsangan Cantor
Brief workshop outline:
The goal of this workshop is to introduce scriptwriting to a general audience.
The lectures are specifically designed for those who do not have any formal/informal background or experience whatsoever in filmmaking, media, the arts, (other forms of) writing and the humanities in general. It could also serve as a good review for those who have the aforementioned background and who plan to start working in the field of film and TV scriptwriting.
The workshop will cover an overview of the film/TV industry and a brief introduction to basic filmmaking language as applicable to scriptwriting, discussions on the anatomy of a screenplay, learning scriptwriting essentials, studying narrative structures, characterization and story plotting.
Facilitator profile:
Prof. Libay Linsangan Cantor is a two-time winner of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in 1997. She used to have a literary column entitled “The Scribe Vibe� at the Manila Times newspaper’s Sunday Times (2008-2010). She now contributes regularly to the Philippine Online Chronicles (POC) Pinoy LGBT channel online webzine by Vibal Foundation since June 2010.
A trained TV/film scriptwriter, she won honorable mention for her full-length screenplay at the 1998 Film Development of the Philippines Inc. (FDFPI, now known as the Film Development Council of the Philippines) annual screenwriting competition. She began scriptwriting for children’s TV shows in 2001 with the ABS-CBN Foundation-produced Epol/Apple educational program. In 2006, she began directing for TV, handling the Saturday morning TV show Lovely Day for GMA-7. She also scripted several seasons of other GMA-7 children’s shows Happy Land and Sunnyville in 2009-2010 and also directed selected episodes of both shows. She is currently part of the scriptwriter’s pool of an upcoming ABS-CBN 2 TV show.
Prof. Libay has a BA in Film and Audiovisual Communication degree from UP College of Mass Communication and an MA in Creative Writing from the UP College of Arts and Letters. She teaches basic scriptwriting, narrative cinema, basic filmmaking and directing courses at the UP Film Institute.
Schedule : April 4 to 8, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 5,500
Venue: CMC Media Center
DISCOUNTS!
* 10% discount on your 2nd workshop.
* register in groups of 3 to get 5% discount each.
LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION: April 1 Friday
WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC.
To REGISTER:
1. Drop by our office.
(Address: UPFI Film Center, 2/F Cine Adarna bldg. Magsaysay and Osmena Ave.,UP Diliman QC)
2. Fill up a Registration Form.
3. Pay P500 or in full.
(An initial fee of P500 is required to reserve a slot.this fee is non-refundable and will be deducted from the total course fee thereafter)
For Inquiries:
925-0286 / 9262722
upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.ph
http://upfilminstitute.upd.edu.ph/
University of the Philippines Film Institute
(Member, CILECT/International Association of Film and Television Schools)
For workshop inquiries:
Cine Adarna, Magsaysay and Osmeña Avenues, UP Diliman, Quezon City
E-mail: upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.ph
Tel: 9818500 (UP Trunkline) local 4286, 4289; 9263640/9262722 (Telefax) ; 925-0286
Website: http://upfilminstitute.upd.edu.ph/
Facebook account: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=190293333337
Twitter account: http://twitter.com/UPFilmInstitute
Multiply site: upfilminstitute.multiply.com
To always get screening alerts, join UP Film Institute e-group: upfilminstitute@yahoogroups.com
BASIC SCRIPTWRITING WORKSHOP:
VISUALIZATION FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN
By Libay Linsangan Cantor
Brief workshop outline:
The goal of this workshop is to introduce scriptwriting to a general audience.
The lectures are specifically designed for those who do not have any formal/informal background or experience whatsoever in filmmaking, media, the arts, (other forms of) writing and the humanities in general. It could also serve as a good review for those who have the aforementioned background and who plan to start working in the field of film and TV scriptwriting.
The workshop will cover an overview of the film/TV industry and a brief introduction to basic filmmaking language as applicable to scriptwriting, discussions on the anatomy of a screenplay, learning scriptwriting essentials, studying narrative structures, characterization and story plotting.
Facilitator profile:
Prof. Libay Linsangan Cantor is a two-time winner of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in 1997. She used to have a literary column entitled “The Scribe Vibe� at the Manila Times newspaper’s Sunday Times (2008-2010). She now contributes regularly to the Philippine Online Chronicles (POC) Pinoy LGBT channel online webzine by Vibal Foundation since June 2010.
A trained TV/film scriptwriter, she won honorable mention for her full-length screenplay at the 1998 Film Development of the Philippines Inc. (FDFPI, now known as the Film Development Council of the Philippines) annual screenwriting competition. She began scriptwriting for children’s TV shows in 2001 with the ABS-CBN Foundation-produced Epol/Apple educational program. In 2006, she began directing for TV, handling the Saturday morning TV show Lovely Day for GMA-7. She also scripted several seasons of other GMA-7 children’s shows Happy Land and Sunnyville in 2009-2010 and also directed selected episodes of both shows. She is currently part of the scriptwriter’s pool of an upcoming ABS-CBN 2 TV show.
Prof. Libay has a BA in Film and Audiovisual Communication degree from UP College of Mass Communication and an MA in Creative Writing from the UP College of Arts and Letters. She teaches basic scriptwriting, narrative cinema, basic filmmaking and directing courses at the UP Film Institute.
Schedule : April 4 to 8, 2011 (5 days)
Time : 1pm to 6pm (25 hours)
Course Fee : P 5,500
Venue: CMC Media Center
DISCOUNTS!
* 10% discount on your 2nd workshop.
* register in groups of 3 to get 5% discount each.
LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION: April 1 Friday
WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC.
To REGISTER:
1. Drop by our office.
(Address: UPFI Film Center, 2/F Cine Adarna bldg. Magsaysay and Osmena Ave.,UP Diliman QC)
2. Fill up a Registration Form.
3. Pay P500 or in full.
(An initial fee of P500 is required to reserve a slot.this fee is non-refundable and will be deducted from the total course fee thereafter)
For Inquiries:
925-0286 / 9262722
upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.ph
http://upfilminstitute.upd.edu.ph/
University of the Philippines Film Institute
(Member, CILECT/International Association of Film and Television Schools)
For workshop inquiries:
Cine Adarna, Magsaysay and Osmeña Avenues, UP Diliman, Quezon City
E-mail: upfi_workshops@yahoo.com.ph
Tel: 9818500 (UP Trunkline) local 4286, 4289; 9263640/9262722 (Telefax) ; 925-0286
Website: http://upfilminstitute.upd.edu.ph/
Facebook account: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=190293333337
Twitter account: http://twitter.com/UPFilmInstitute
Multiply site: upfilminstitute.multiply.com
To always get screening alerts, join UP Film Institute e-group: upfilminstitute@yahoogroups.com
[Cinemanila] Summer Bayanihan! KOMIKON 2011
Metro Manila, 1 April 2011 - It's going to be a cool and refreshing summer with Summer
Komikon 2011, a spin-off of the annual Philippine Komiks Convention!
For its third consecutive year, this local gathering of Filipino comics creators and
enthusiasts will be held on April 16, 2011 from 10am to 7pm at an all-new venue: the
Bayanihan Center along Pioneer St., Pasig City.
This year's theme is "Bayanihan: Komiks Moving Onwards" and the main highlights of the
event include:
Ø the opening of the nominations for the 3rd Komikon Awards for Komikon 2011;
Ø exhibit and guest spotlight on women cartoonists;
Ø release of the first Summer Komikon Tabloid;
Ø screening of Animahenasyon 2007 and Animahenasyon 2008 winning entries;
Ø book launches of new comics titles (28 titles from the Indie Komiks Tiange);
Ø various comics-themed competitions;
Ø plus: surprise guests, contests and activities.
All of these for only a Php 100 entrance fee. What's more, the first 200 ticket buyers (presold at Comic Odyssey and during the event) will get a free Komikon Canvass Bag to put all your comics and merchandise goodies. Hold on to your tickets for a chance to win prizes at the Komikon Raffle throughout the day.
Exhibitors include Sacred Mountain Publishing, AKDA, Point Zero Comics, Digital Arts
Chef (DAC), Polyhedron Comics, Anonymouse, JonasDiego.com, CoRe Studios,
Kommix Veterans, CS Centrl, Electromagnetic Tentacle, Happy Lockjaw, Cadimus
Prime, Sputnik Fantastik, Alamat and Visprint Publishing. Notable artists aside from our
special women guests who will make an appearance include Tony de Zuniga, Pol
Medina Jr., Elbert Or, Budjette Tan, Manix Abrera, Gilbert Monsanto, Carlo Vergara and
Gerry Alanguilan.
The 3rd Summer Komikon is presented to you by Komikon, Inc. in partnership with
PSICOM Publishing. It is also brought to you by Comic Odyssey (official store partner),
Philippine International Cartoons, Comics, & Animation (PICCA), Animation Council of
the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI) and our Media Partners UR 105.9 and Bandera of Inquirer
Publications. And special thanks to Love is in the Bag (Studio Studio), Lampara
Publishing House and Glasshouse Graphics Inc.
For more information on the floor plan, schedule of activities and detailed comics
release information, please visit www.komikon.org or email us at inquiry@komikon.org.
Support the Filipino Komiks industry. See you there!
Komikon 2011, a spin-off of the annual Philippine Komiks Convention!
For its third consecutive year, this local gathering of Filipino comics creators and
enthusiasts will be held on April 16, 2011 from 10am to 7pm at an all-new venue: the
Bayanihan Center along Pioneer St., Pasig City.
This year's theme is "Bayanihan: Komiks Moving Onwards" and the main highlights of the
event include:
Ø the opening of the nominations for the 3rd Komikon Awards for Komikon 2011;
Ø exhibit and guest spotlight on women cartoonists;
Ø release of the first Summer Komikon Tabloid;
Ø screening of Animahenasyon 2007 and Animahenasyon 2008 winning entries;
Ø book launches of new comics titles (28 titles from the Indie Komiks Tiange);
Ø various comics-themed competitions;
Ø plus: surprise guests, contests and activities.
All of these for only a Php 100 entrance fee. What's more, the first 200 ticket buyers (presold at Comic Odyssey and during the event) will get a free Komikon Canvass Bag to put all your comics and merchandise goodies. Hold on to your tickets for a chance to win prizes at the Komikon Raffle throughout the day.
Exhibitors include Sacred Mountain Publishing, AKDA, Point Zero Comics, Digital Arts
Chef (DAC), Polyhedron Comics, Anonymouse, JonasDiego.com, CoRe Studios,
Kommix Veterans, CS Centrl, Electromagnetic Tentacle, Happy Lockjaw, Cadimus
Prime, Sputnik Fantastik, Alamat and Visprint Publishing. Notable artists aside from our
special women guests who will make an appearance include Tony de Zuniga, Pol
Medina Jr., Elbert Or, Budjette Tan, Manix Abrera, Gilbert Monsanto, Carlo Vergara and
Gerry Alanguilan.
The 3rd Summer Komikon is presented to you by Komikon, Inc. in partnership with
PSICOM Publishing. It is also brought to you by Comic Odyssey (official store partner),
Philippine International Cartoons, Comics, & Animation (PICCA), Animation Council of
the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI) and our Media Partners UR 105.9 and Bandera of Inquirer
Publications. And special thanks to Love is in the Bag (Studio Studio), Lampara
Publishing House and Glasshouse Graphics Inc.
For more information on the floor plan, schedule of activities and detailed comics
release information, please visit www.komikon.org or email us at inquiry@komikon.org.
Support the Filipino Komiks industry. See you there!
BABAYLAN Bilang Isang Guro (lecture-ritual series)
RE-DISCOVER and RE-CONNECT with your cultural roots!
The Buhay BABAYLAN Lecture-Ritual Series is a series of presentations and discussions that cover current researches and continuing practices of the Babaylan for students, teachers and mainstream Filipinos wanting to re-discover their cultural roots.
A ritual is included in the program in order to achieve both cognitive understanding and experiential appreciation of the life an...d practices of the babaylan...
RESOURCE SPEAKER:
Ms. Fe Buenaventura Mangahas
Commissioner of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. A published author locally and internationally, she co-edited and co-authored the book, Centennial Crossings: Readings on babaylan feminism in the Philippines. She is co-founder of KALAYAAN (Katipunan ng mga Kababaihan para sa Kalayaan) and Concerned Artists of the Philippines Women's Desk. She is currently active as a board member of Women in Development Foundation.
RITUAL LEADER:
Ms. Leah R. Tolentino
A faculty member of the doctoral program of the Asian Social Institute where she incorporates rituals as a means of embodied knowing. She is a sacred dance artist and a weaver of well-being, incorporating Filipino spirituality, through GINHAWA, Inc. She co-designed and co-facilitated Philippine Centennial Commission’s “Kasaysayan, Kababaihan, at Diwang Pilipino”- a series of workshops to empower women in the Filipino spirit.
ADMISSION FEE is P100 for students and P150 for adults.
FOR INQUIRIES:
Teresita Obusan
02-7048955
tessobusan@yahoo.com
Leo Emmanuel Castro
0919-277-5741
leoemm_c@yahoo.com
Minifred P. Gavino
0928-554-5824
babaylan8@gmail.com
DIRECTIONS TO THE VENUE:
You can reach the house either by taking Escaldo St. or R. Hidalgo St. if you take Escaldo, just go straight until you see the Barbosa police station (and if you do get lost, just ask where the Barbosa police station is). Beside the station is a house with two flags placed on the window of the 2nd floor: the national flag and the katipunan one. That's Bahay Nakpil. If you take R. Hidalgo, just turn left on the first intersection; there's a chowking branch that you'll see before the street itself.
A ritual is included in the program in order to achieve both cognitive understanding and experiential appreciation of the life an...d practices of the babaylan...
RESOURCE SPEAKER:
Ms. Fe Buenaventura Mangahas
Commissioner of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. A published author locally and internationally, she co-edited and co-authored the book, Centennial Crossings: Readings on babaylan feminism in the Philippines. She is co-founder of KALAYAAN (Katipunan ng mga Kababaihan para sa Kalayaan) and Concerned Artists of the Philippines Women's Desk. She is currently active as a board member of Women in Development Foundation.
RITUAL LEADER:
Ms. Leah R. Tolentino
A faculty member of the doctoral program of the Asian Social Institute where she incorporates rituals as a means of embodied knowing. She is a sacred dance artist and a weaver of well-being, incorporating Filipino spirituality, through GINHAWA, Inc. She co-designed and co-facilitated Philippine Centennial Commission’s “Kasaysayan, Kababaihan, at Diwang Pilipino”- a series of workshops to empower women in the Filipino spirit.
ADMISSION FEE is P100 for students and P150 for adults.
FOR INQUIRIES:
Teresita Obusan
02-7048955
tessobusan@yahoo.com
Leo Emmanuel Castro
0919-277-5741
leoemm_c@yahoo.com
Minifred P. Gavino
0928-554-5824
babaylan8@gmail.com
DIRECTIONS TO THE VENUE:
You can reach the house either by taking Escaldo St. or R. Hidalgo St. if you take Escaldo, just go straight until you see the Barbosa police station (and if you do get lost, just ask where the Barbosa police station is). Beside the station is a house with two flags placed on the window of the 2nd floor: the national flag and the katipunan one. That's Bahay Nakpil. If you take R. Hidalgo, just turn left on the first intersection; there's a chowking branch that you'll see before the street itself.
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