Event: Twenty[24]Quatro Guerilla Filmmaking Marathon
Video by Bryan Termulo
Now on its 3rd year of glorious existence in the DLS-CSB, in cooperation with The Digital Filmmaking Program, we present another inter-school guerilla filmmaking marathon, the “Twenty[24]Quatro Guerilla Filmmaking Marathon” to be held on February 24 & 25, 2012.
The filmmaking marathon welcomes students from the different Colleges and Universities across the Philippines. Should your school be interested to join, we have attached the details, mechanics, and the registrations procedures for the Guerilla Filmmaking Marathon for your convenience.
Deadline of submission is until February 22, 2012.
For any inquiries, you can reach us through the contact information provided.
We are looking forward for your participation. Thank you very much.
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Featured Film Maker: GINO SANTOS
Gino M. Santos, a 22 year old AB-FILM of SDA, has shown much interest on films at such an early age. For a 108, he sure shows knowledge and skill that are beyond his years. He is the first ever Benildean Student who’s been included in the official selection in the 2011 Cinemalaya Film Festival with his short feature film, “Every Other Time”. That itself is a big achievement already yet he is still widely known for many more awards and recognition. He has been included in the Best of Benilde 2010 & 2011.
For his talent and skill, he has already attended workshops at New York Film Academy in Kyoto Japan, the Marilou Diaz-Abaya Film and Arts Center, and the Asia Pacific Film Institute. Gino was chosen to represent the Philippines in the MPA-CICE workshop to be held in Beijing, China this December 2011 together with 12 representatives around South East Asia. He has also worked under ‘62nd Cannes Best Film Director’ Brillante Ma. Mendoza’s mentorship program in the international film ‘Captive’ coming out in 2012.
Take a dose of inspiration from Gino Santos himself by watching our interview with with him. Hearing him talk was pretty much of a strong push to innovate any aspiring artist and film maker. Gino himself advises, “Don’t expect everyone to like your work. Maybe it’s not for them or it’s not for you but definitely its not suppose to pull you down, it’s suppose to make you a better person.”
Video Editing by: Kimpoi Lazaro
Article by: Kristine Lua
Harvest Moon IV Demo Reel
11.9.11
12TH FLOOR CSB SDA CINEMA
10AM, 1PM AND 6PM
Be there.
Event: HARVEST MOON IV
Have a good dose of outstanding films a 109 Digital Film Majors showcase their best works! Come & Watch at the 12th floor Cinema, screening times are at 10am, 1pm and 6pm and Admission is FREE!
Film Finalists Include:
1. “ASAWA” by SDA Talent featured blogger; Gelo Arucan
Alejandro Bautista is found dead in his bedroom. On the death of his burial, details about his death will unfold.
2. “GOOD POR HOLLYWOOD” by Nescafe 1st Prize Winner, Shallah Montero
Good por Hollywood is a story of a man that steals a camera in dire need of money. Being a movie enthusiast himself, he explores the camera and gets to know its different functions and use. Through his exploration, he gets attached to what he stole which leaves him to decide if he still wants to sell the camera for food and medicine, or to keep a new companion.
3. “IMMORAL; Ang Paglalabag sa Utos ng Diyos” a collaboration between Rosette Bolivar and Ria Laxamana
4. “JUST BECAUSE” by Ryan Reyes Dolores
This action packed film is tells us that being saved is not only for the best. Brad is spared from the hands of death Just because…
5. “KONTRA”, a collaboration between Nescafe Runner-Up, Jane Torres and SDA Talent’s Video Director Kimpoi Lazaro.
6. “Ang Mga Mata sa Loob ng Aparador” by SDA Talent feature, Erica Marisse Honrado
“Mga Mata sa Likod ng Aparador” (Eyes Behind the Closet) is an erotic film noir about a woman named Milette Inocencio wanting to fulfill her husband’s sexual fantasy of watching her make love with another man, with him watching behind the closet. Just when things are going smoothly between the love-making, an fateful accident happens and someone dies. Now, whose eyes will be watching Milette behind the closet?
7. “NUMERO” by Matt Ocampo
8. “OUTSIDE IN” by SDA Talent Featured Film Maker, Benjamin Luis Magsino
Cleared of his memory, a man wakes up in the midst of a deep forest with nothing but a loaded revolver by his side.”
9.“RIDDING WITH BENNY” by OJ Serrano.
est friends always share secrets. But what if that secret is bound to jeopardize their friendship? Benny and KZ are best friends since birth. At least that’s what they think. Little do they know that the other has a deep, dark secret threatening their once wonderful accord
10. “SEND MY LOVE TO HEAVEN” by SDA Talent Featured Film Maker, Andrea Montelibano
Send My Love To Heaven is a short film about two best friends, Chris and Marie, who grew up together. As time passed their friendship remained, but Marie spent her life looking for love, having Chris as her shoulder to cry on when things go wrong. But will Marie realize that she’s had love by her side all along? Or will it be too late?
11. “THE SCALE FELL FROM HER EYES” by Roxanne Bolivar
12. “SYNDICATE” by Nailen Garalde
13. “UNSPOKEN DEAL” by Sam Monserrate, Andrea Montelibano & Rosette Bolivar
14. “KUPIT” by Ron Segismundo
Story of a young girl who lifts money from her mother’s purse, joined by his young peer schemer.
15. “E.B” by Kimpoi Lazaro
It’s about a guy who got abused by a woman whom he met in the internet and that’s the story started.
HALO HALO DOKYU FILM FESTIVAL! A documentary mix by the students from the
Digital Filmmaking Program of De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde
FREE ADMISSION
(For CSB students: FIELDPR,. ORDEV & CSB LIFE ACCREDITED)
WHEN: NOVEMBER 28, 2011 (MONDAY) 1pm-4pm
WHERE: 12th floor Cinema, SDA Building De La Salle-College Of Saint Benilde
Presenting:
1. Surf by Ryan Dolores, Allan Niño and Jay Jay Raphael Villamor
2. Real Life Fiction by Nailen Garalde, Benjamin Magsino and Kimpoi Lazaro
3. Kalakaran by Erica Marisse honrado
4. Comone ground documentary by Matt Matthew Ocampo
5. Picmotion by Hermes Estillore
6. Tall, Dark and Handsome by Andrea Montelibano
7. Tatoo by Pax Yabut
8. Walls by Set Bolivar
9. Yosi.Kape.Tawa by Samantha Monserrate
9. Fast Lanes by Erica Honrado
10. Lola by Ron Segismundo
Q&A with the filmmakers after the screening! :)
Invite your friends! (Malamig sa sinehan at maganda pa ang mga pelikula.)
(Source: talbogsamtalbog)
A short featurette I made for my good friend and batch mate Clyde Enriquez. She’s into filmmaking and acting as well!
Featured Stylist/Blogger: Gelo Arucan
It’s a fact that Gelo Arucan is not just your typical college kid; this 21 year- old 108 AB-FILM Major, has definitely proved how versatile he can be with his exceptional talent with styling & fashion. For someone his age, he sure has the credibility of someone far beyond his years. With his social skills and diverse personality its impossible for success and opportunities not to open up for him. It quite a feat for what success Fabgelous has already achieved that most of us could only dream about.
He has already worked with a number of names from the fashion industry such as Eric Poliquit, Myrrh Lao To, Pauline Prietto, Solenn Heussaff, Enzo Mondejar, and he has worked on a campaign for Ballet Philippines.
Because of his interest and skill, he created a blog FABGELOUS that is already widely known to the public. His blog possess funny declamations, a narration of his experiences, pictures of his works, styling advises, fashion tips and many more. It’s filled with persona and entertaining content that just makes you visit it every now and then. It’s no doubt that Gelo definitely stands out with his daring personality and confidence.
Gelo Arucan’s Style & Blog Tips:
1. Know your favorite things and incorporate it in your outfits so it reflects something about yourself.
2. Its okay to repeat clothes but never outfits. so keep on recycling your clothes. If you have a favorite shirt go ahead, mix and match it with other pieces so in that way you save money and you still have tons of clothes to mix and match.
3, Write whatever you want to write and don’t care about anything else. Your Blog is suppose to be you; just care about yourself and don’t mind what others might think.
4. Be Yourself. Your obligation to yourself is to be yourself; dress whatever you want. Don’t follow trends; if everyone else is wearing Doc Marten’s but you love wearing Chuck Taylors then go ahead and wear your Chucks. You should always make yourself shine.
Visit Gelo’s online styling portfolio at http://fabgelous.livejournal.com/ and be impressed. Meanwhile, here are some of his styling works in which he collaborated with several other talented artists in the industry.
What’s impressing about his way of styling is that it’s not the usual and safe ideas, but he conceptualizes and delivers his work to the extremes. He is a risk taker and its not a question why or how people can’t be stunned with his skill.
Get a glimpse of Gelo Arucan’s fun, bubbly and entertaining personality with our interview.
Video Editing by: Kimpoi Lazaro, http://kimpoilazaro.tumblr.com
Article by: Kristina Lua, http://twitter.com/DontCallMeLua
Edited by: Andrea Javelosa, http://hernameisandie.tumblr.com
Photo courtesy of: http://fabgelousfolio.blogspot.com and http://fabgelous.livejournal.com/
70% Done. SDAtalent feature: Gelo Arucan. Sana ma-upload ko na sya bukas. Sawa na ako sa muka ni Gelo. =)) JOKE! @fabgelous
