The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) under the chairmanship of Liza Diño-Seguerra has been very active in the promotion of film events here and abroad, in addition of course to its efforts in helping the local movie industry grow and prosper.
And now, in another noteworthy project of combining film artistry with appreciation of heritage and history, the FDCP has partnered with the Intramuros Administration to launch #WeAreIntramuros, a 24-hour filmmaking challenge focusing cultural awareness on Filipino values.
In a recent press conference held at FDCP's Cinematheque Centre Manila with Intramuros Administrator Atty. Guiller Asido, Chairperson Diño explained that this activity is in line with the aim to encourage more young filmmakers to explore their creativity and craft. "This challenge will surely need our filmmakers to be on their toes and make use of every resources and minute that they have. We look forward to seeing the types of films that they will be coming up with," she said.
She added that their goal is also to make Intramuros as a viable location for Film or A/V produc-tion. The historical backdrop and interesting venues within the perimeters of Intramuros will hopefully be highlighted by the creativity of the young participants.
Any topic can be used by the young filmmakers as long as it promotes the outstanding values of the Filipino people like hospitality, family, hard work, and resourcefulness. Through the Wall Production Fund, ten chosen participants will get an allowance to produce three to five-minute films. The competition is open to all young aspiring filmmakers in High School and College in Metro Manila.
The qualifications for prospective participants are the following: should be a Filipino citizen or a Philippine Passport holder; and must be a student of an educational institution in the Metro Ma-nila area.
The production crew TEAM (max of four members) with the proponent will have to come from the same educational institution they’re connected with.
1. Participants should be a Filipino citizen and must be 16 years old and above
2. Applicant must be a student of an educational institution in the Metro Manila area.
The production crew TEAM (max of 4 members total) with the proponent will have to come from the same educational institution they’re connected with.
Mechanics for submission:
1. Completed PDF Document of the Entry Form: Concept paper with synopsis
2. Scanned copy of current school ID and registration form. If applicable, any government is-sued ID ex. Postal ID, Passport, Voter's ID, etc.
3. Proponent may submit a maximum of two (2) entries but only one (1) will be selected.
4. All submissions must be done online
5. All entries must be original.
6. Preferences must be cited properly and with permission
7. Project must include Intramuros as locale.
The winner of the Best Film Award will get P20,000 cash prize and a trophy. The Jury's Choice Awardee will get P15,000 cash prize and trophy. The People’s Choice Awardee gets P10,000 cash prize and trophy. Consolation Prize of P5,000 and certificates will be given to the eight pro-duction teams.
The partnership hopes to raise the values of national pride, encourage common good and foster cultural awareness and creativity.
Deadline of submission of entries is on Sept. 20, 2018. For more details, like and follow the FDCP social media accounts on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook page.
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Happy birthday greetings today, Sept. 12, go to Rep. Conrado Estrella III, George Yang, Sophia Romero, Remy Jose, Cora Vicente, Maya Santiano, Marcelo, Dulce Fernandez, Elvira Perez, Tata Balane, Dulce Zoleta and Joey Abacan.
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