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Greetings from San Miguel Super Dry and Eventscape!
San Miguel Super Dry would like to thank you for joining us in Trendspotting, the San Miguel Super Dry Event Series featuring "LENS" . The photography exhibit and contest participated by the country's most promising and professional photographers and hobbyists reached its culmination last July 23, 2005 at the Filipinas Heritage Library.
San Miguel Super Dry will once again bring to life a different beer experience as LENS gathers all the photographers for a reunion on the 24th of August, 8:30 in the evening at Cuisine, The Fort. LENS promises to bring a night of good spirits and high energy to all photographers and guests—the event will witness the formal awarding of the prizes to the winners of the contest, a lucky photographer will get to take home one (1) brand new SLR digital camera (brand and model to be confirmed), and guests will also get to take home premium items and cool prizes from event partners.
In this occasion, we would like to have you on board with us once more as one of our featured photographers , and as such, your participation would entail the following:
o Submission of one (1) of your best works, printed in size 8x11 photo paper. This will be exhibited along with your Lens entry. (Optional)
o Permission to post your name, contact details and other trivia underneath your works. We aim to help in the promotion of your works.
* Extension of the invitation to other photographers, especially those who did not join the contest, as this event is to promote goodwill among all photographers.
We look forward to your enthusiasm in supporting this worthwhile endeavor. You shall be receiving your formal invitations very soon. The invitation shall serve as raffle entry to win an SLR digital camera and as your stub to get free Super Dry beer from the bar.
Should you have queries, please do not hesitate to contact us through 895-7471, 897-2676 or through my mobile number 0922-8122109.
We hope to see you there!
Best Regards,
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::Magnolia::
Production Manager
Eventscape Production & Consultancy, Inc.
Office: (632) 895.7471 / (632) 897.2676
Mobile: +63922.812.2109
Email: mags.martin@gmail.com
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Im interested...
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yeah me too :)
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count me in!
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sounds interesting, where do we submit entries?
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Eventscape Production & Consultancy, Inc.
Office: (632) 895.7471 / (632) 897.2676
Mobile: +63922.812.2109
Email: mags.martin@gmail.com
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a lucky photographer will get to take home one (1) brand new Canon 350D!!! that's tonight 8:30pm at Cuisine, the Fort. Good luck!
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hmmm, sayang. late notice.
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shayang. next time paghahandaan natin yan.
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at sana early notice.
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oh my forgot about this...sayang...
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CINEMANILA 2005 Advance Screening
August 24-31, Greenbelt 2 Cinema
Aug. 24 (Wednesday)
11:30 AM Frozen Land
2:00 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
4:30 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
7:00 PM Frozen Land
9:30 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
Aug. 25 (Thursday)
11:30 AM Frozen Land
2:00 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
4:30 PM Frozen Land
7:00 PM Kekexeli: Mountain Patrol
9:30 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
Aug. 26 (Friday)
11:30 AM Kekexeli: Mountain Patrol
2:00 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
4:30 PM Frozen Land
7:00 PM Manderlay
9:30 PM Kekexeli: Mountain Patrol
Aug. 27 (Saturday)
11:30 AM Kekexeli: Mountain Patrol
2:00 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
4:30 PM Factotum
7:00 PM Manderlay
9:30 PM Daybreak
Aug. 28 (Sunday)
2:00 PM Manderlay
4:30 PM Factotum
7:00 PM Daybreak
9:30 PM Kekexeli: Mountain Patrol
Aug. 29 (Monday)
11:30 AM Frozen Land
2:00 PM Bishonen D/W Last Full Show
4:30 PM Manderlay
7:00 PM Factotum
9:30 PM Daybreak
Aug. 30 (Tuesday)
11:30 AM Hawaii, Oslo
2:00 PM Factotum
4:30 PM Manderlay
7:00 PM Daybreak
9:30 PM Hawaii, Oslo
Aug. 31 (Wednesday)
11:30 AM Frozen Land
2:00 PM Factotum
4:30 PM Hawaii, Oslo
7:00 PM Frozen Land
9:30 PM Daybreak
Note: Schedules are subject to change without prior notice.
MANDERLAY (Asian Premiere)
by Lars Von Trier (Denmark/USA; 2005)
"Manderlay" is the second installment in a trilogy "USA — Land of
Opportunities", that began with "Dogville,".
This picks up thematically where "Dogville" leaves off, telling a
story of slavery in the American South.
Golden Palm-Nominated, Cannes Film Festival 2005
KEKEXILI: Mountain Patrol (Philippine Premiere)
Lu Chuan (China; 2004)
A moving true story about volunteers protecting antelope against
poachers in the severe mountains of Tibet.
Don Quixote–Special Award, Berlinale 2005; Nominee: Grand Jury
Prize, Sundance 2005;
Winner :Special Jury Prize, Nominee: Tokyo Grand Prix-Tokyo
International Film Festival.
DAYBREAK (Philippine Premiere)
Bjorn Runge (Sweden, 2003)
A dark drama about the destructive nature of dishonesty and
betrayal.
Over a fateful 24-hour period in a dreary Swedish town, three
separate storylines unwind,
united at times by loose connections among characters, and at other
times, only by theme.
Blue Angel Award for Best European Film, Silver Bear - 2004 Berlinale
FACTOTUM (Asian Premiere)
Bent Hamer (USA / Norway, 2005)
Based on Charles Bukowski's novel, this English-language drama
centers on a jack-of-all-trades
who wanders around Los Angeles trying to live off jobs which don't
interfere with
his primary interests - women, drinking, gambling and writing.
Stars Matt Dillon; Lili Taylor, Fisher Stevens and Marisa Tomei. D
irectors' Fortnight - Cannes 2005
HAWAII, OSLO (Philippine Premiere)
Erik Poppe (Norway,2004)
Five powerful stories about love woven together in Oslo on the
hottest day of the year.
A dying man lies in the street, while the people who gather around
him are more alive than ever.
One longs for Hawaii, Oslo. All of them seeking love and everything
is interconnected.
BISHONEN (Philippine Premiere)
Yonfan (Hong Kong, 1998) Pink Film
Jet is the star gigolo in Hong Kong. Arrogant, sexy, everyone falls
in love with him,
but he falls in love with no one... until one day he meets Sam,
the hunkiest policeman to ever pound a beat on Hollywood Road.
FROZEN LAND (Philippine Premiere)
Aku Louhimies (Finland, 2005)
Set in contemporary Helsinki, the film comprises three overlapping
stories,
the disparate characters of which share a common destiny as a
counterfeit banknote touches their lives.
Nordic Film Prize, FIPRESCI Prize, Göteborg 2005;
Special Jury Prize, Moscow 2005
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CINE EUROPA 8
The eighth edition of Cine Europa unreels with an expanded run in
Manila (22 September to 02 October), Davao (07-09 October), and Cebu
(14-16 October).
With the UK assuming the presidency of the European Union, the
British Council is banking on wholesome family entertainment when it
fields "Millions" as this year's festival entry.
Danny Boyle, critically-acclaimed director of "28 Days"
and "Trainspotting", once again reinvents the cinematic experience
with a heartwarming story of two little boys, faith, miracles...and
lots of money.
Starting anew after the death of their mother, 9-yr-old Anthony and
7-yr-old Damien rely on practicality, imagination, and faith to make
sense of their confusing world. Meanwhile, as Britain converts to
the euro, the criminal world seizes its biggest opportunity:
billions of sterling headed for the incinerator. When a railway
heist goes wrong and a suitcase full of money falls out of the sky
and lands at Damien's feet, the boys set out on an adventure of a
lifetime that leads them to realise that true wealth has nothing to
do with money.
Produced by Mission Pictures, "Millions" stars an array of BAFTA
awardees led by James Nesbitt. It premiered at the Toronto
International Film Festival.
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Eiga Sai 2005: A Festival Of Japanese Horror Films
The Japanese film festival will run from Sept. 1 to 25 at Shangri-La
Plaza Mall, CCP Dream Theater and the UP Film Institute, and will
feature a selection of both classic and contemporary Japanese horror
films. Admission is free.
House
Director: Obayashi Nobuhiko
In Hausu, Oshare and six other young girls spend their summer vacation
in the house of Oshare's aunt in the country. In the beginning, the
girls revel in the freedom and the fresh country breeze. Before long,
however, the girls figure in a series of "accidents" that lead them to
believe they are being attacked by the mysterious house.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 3 (5 p.m.)
UP Film Institute: Sept. 14 and 17 (5 p.m.),16 (2 p.m.)
CCP Dream Theater: Sept. 21 and 25 (4 p.m.), 22 (7 p.m.)
Tomie: Rebirth
Director: Shimizu Takashi
Hideo, an art student, is heartbroken when Tomie, the object of his
love, destroys the portrait he painted of her. He stabs her to death,
and asks the help of his two friends to bury her. To their surprise,
Tomie shows up at a party, looking alive and determined to exact
revenge.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 3 (8 p.m.)
Pulse
Director: Kurosawa Kiyoshi
Days after Michi visits her long-lost friend, she finds out that the
latter has hung himself. They search for clues in his apartment and find
a black patch on the wall, and a computer diskette that contains what
looks like a mysterious virus. The diskette ends up in the computer of a
young man. He opens it and the program runs a webcam that plays scenes
from the lives of strangers. Then a message appears on the screen: "Do
you want to see a ghost?"
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Aug. 31 (7 p.m.), Sept. 2 (8 p.m.), 4 (2 p.m.)
UP Film Institute: Sept. 13 (5 p.m.), 14 (7:30 p.m.), 16 (5 p.m.)
CCP Dream Theater: Sept. 21(7 p.m.), 23 (4 p.m.), 25 (7 p.m.)
Haunted School
Director: Hirayama Hideyuki
In Gakko no Kaidan, tales have been going around about the haunted
school. According to some, children have been lured into its doors,
never to return again. Now comes news of another set of missing
children, among whom are twins gifted with supernatural powers. When
their teacher attempts to rescue her trapped students, she, too, is
locked in.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 1 and 3 (2 p.m.)
UP Film Institute: Sept.14 and 17 (2 p.m.), 15 (5 p.m.)
CCP Dream Theater: Sept. 20 and 24 (7 p.m.), 22 (4 p.m.)
Yotsuya Ghost Story
Director: Misumi Kenji
Tamiya Lemon is a lord-less samurai who was loved by a rich and young
woman named Oume. But Lemon had a wife (Oiwa) so Lemon poisoned her in
order to be united with Oume. The poison, instead of killing Oiwa,
horribly deformed her face forcing Lemon to kill her with his hands. At
the bridal night when Lemon and Oume take to their bed, Oiwa's ghost
appeared to exact revenge. Based on a true story.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 1 and 4 (5 p.m.), 2 (2 p.m.)
Kwaidan
Director: Kobayashi Masaki
A four-part film that features a samurai who leaves his wife for another
woman only to drive his first wife to suicide; two woodcutters stranded
in a mountain hut who meet up with a very nasty fairy with a penchant
for freezing people; an expert biwa player, who goes off at night to
play before some graves; and Kannai, who is haunted by the reflection of
a leering man on a teacup.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 1, 4 and 5 (8 p.m.)
The Ugetsu Story
Director: Mizoguchi Kenji
Potter Genjuro and his brother-in-law Tobei set off from Lake Biwa to
sell their wares during the height of the civil war. They make a fortune
in a castle town, and with their profits, they buy weapons and become
samurais. Genjuro marries a beautiful maiden from the Kuchiki clan,
while Tobei becomes a samurai general. After some unfortunate twists,
the two decide to go back to their old city and join their families,
unsure of whether or not they still have lives to look forward to.
Shangri-La Plaza Mall: Sept. 2 (5 p.m.), 5 (2 p.m.)
UP Film Institute: Sept. 13 (7:30 p.m.), 15 (2 p.m.)
CCP Dream Theater: Sept. 20 (4 p.m.), 23, (7 p.m.), 24 (4 p.m.)
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Teka, yung Pulse is the same as Kairo, right? Meron na ako kopya nyan e. Sana ibang Kurosawa Kiyoshi na lang.
Medyo late na yata for Eiga Sai to jump in the horror bandwagon. Sana Ozu films na lang ulit.
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Yeah. Pulse is the English title of Kairo. Oo nga eh, sana yun Barren Illusion na lang uli.:0
Yeah! Ozu!
Speaking of Horror films, gagawan daw ng Hollywood version ang "Sigaw" ni Yam Laranas.
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Wow. Haven't seen that movie by Yam, but that's still good news.
Gusto ko panoorin Manderlay. Wala lang. I don't think Von Trier (wala namang Von talaga yung last name nya, dinagdagan lang) is really that great, but I enjoy watching his films. Wala lang.
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okay yung mga film offerings especially that of the cinemanila advance screenings. I just watched Frozen Land kagabi at ibang iba. Not your typcial hollywood movie.
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INSTITUTO CERVANTES
Instituto Cervantes & National Museum bring to Manila Major Exhibit of
Spanish Photography
As the opening event of the Spanish Month in the Philippines, Instituto
Cervantes, the Spanish Cultural Center, and the Museum of the Filipino
People will treat manileños with 150 Years of Photography in Spain, a
major photo exhibit that has been going around the world since September
of 2001. It has by far reached 25 cities in four continents.
The exhibition 150 Years of Photography in Spain will be opened next
September 27 in Manila’s Museum of the Filipino People by H.E. Ignacio
Sagaz, Ambassador of Spain, and National Artist Arturo Luz. It displays
113 photographs depicting people, nature and architecture, resulting in
a complete and chronological tour that covers all genres without
omitting any of the great photographers.
A splendid manifestation of what was and what is photographic art in
Spain, this impressive exposition encompasses everything from
professional daguerreotypes to the images of the first maestros, from
photojournalism to pictorialism, from the vanguard to documentary photography, from
official to popular, urban, and ethnographic photography, through to
the latest trends in the medium. Eminent Spanish photography historian
Publio López Mondéjar is the exhibition's curator and author of the
catalogue that accompanies it.
The visitors to the exhibition will have a chance to see the
photographs which for a long time were kept in the Spanish museums' depositories
and in private collections. The exhibition which displays some sixty
photographs from state and private collections shows not only the
development of photography in Spain but also the history of the country as a
whole.
The exhibit is divided into three sections, the first of which is made
up of the oldest photographs in the collection - daguerreotypes dating
from the mid 19th century, photos that record a variety of historical
and public events and customs, and portraits of the country's
inhabitants, all dating from before the beginning of the 20th century.
The second section focuses on the years 1900-1939, by which time
photography had become a widely used tool for documenting the most important
moments in the country's history, especially events of the Civil War of
the 1930s.
The third section of the exhibit consists of images depicting Spain's
spectacular exit out of the era of General Franco. Formally, these works
represented a departure from pictorial academism, a rupture exemplary
of the dynamic changes that were in the 1960s and 70s. It was during
these years that the reportage, used to record these changes, enjoyed its
heyday. Works dating from recent years represent the newest
explorations in Spanish photography, under which "pure" photography is slowly
being replaced by various experiments having their source in more general
trends evident in the contemporary arts.
The exhibition includes a series of works by well-known contemporary
photographers like Joan Foncuberta, Isabel Muñoz, Cristina García Rodero,
Pere Formiguera, Alberto García Alix, Ricky Dávila and Miguel Trillo.
The exhibit 150 Years of Photography in Spain will run from September
27 to November 6 at the National Museum of the Filipino People. It is
the opening event of FIESTA, Spanish Festival for Culture and the Arts,
organised yearly by Instituto Cervantes. For further information on the
exhibit and the Festival, please log on to manila.cervantes.es
or call 526 14 82 (Instituto Cervantes).
For further information on FIESTA, SPANISH FESTIVAL FOR CULTURE & THE
ARTS, please call Instituto Cervantes at 526 14 82 or log on to
manila.cervantes.es
Instituto Cervantes
2515 Leon Guinto cor. Estrada Sts.
1004 Malate, Manila, Phils.
Tel: (632) 526 14 82 to 85
Fax: (632) 526-1449
E-mail: cenmni@cervantes.es
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PISTA NG QUIAPO
Bukas, January 9, Quiapo Church. Oks na photo op!
Kitakits!
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rar. may importante akong klase mamya. di ako makakarating. rarrr! patingin na lang ng mga kuha niyo. :)
Odz, san? sa quiapo kamo? hekhek ;p wala nang solian yung lomo a. hahaha
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sino pumunta?
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oist cee anne nakuha mo na yung fojepelm?
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DAKILA KA PILIPINAS!
(Philippine Collective for Modern Heroism
A Linisin ang Pilipinas Campaign
First project namin po ito sana ay supportahan nyo kami. Isa lang ito sa sangdamakmak na project ng DAKILA.
PROJECT DESIGN
Project Date: 3:00 p.m. January 27, 2006 (Friday)
January 28 - 29, 2006 (Saturday to Sunday) until we finish the clean up
Project Venue: Philippine Relief Map, Luneta Park, Manila
Program:
Clean Up of the Relief Map of the Philippines
The clean up will be the center piece activity of the campaign. It aims not only to clean the relief map but also if possible restore it to its old glory. If allowed by the Luneta administration, at the maximum, we plan to repaint the relief map.
Since the relief map is almost as large as a football field, we will need a lot of volunteers to get the work done. An efficient system of cleaning up must also be planned. We will not set a fixed target date to finish the clean up since the longer it takes us to clean the place, the longer we have an opportunity to educate people. However, logistical constraints may force us to limit it if possible to 2-3 days of work. The length of work will heavily depend on the number of volunteers we can mobilize. However, we are confident that we will be able to gather many volunteers.
We would be starting the clean up on the afternoon of the 27th of January and continue to do so until we finish the work. The whole cleaning process will start with the draining of the water from the relief map. As the water is drained, we need to take out the fishes from the area and place them in a safe container where they can be kept for a while. The grueling tasks of scrubbing and cleaning starts after this.
To ensure that we will have work force all through out the activity, we will be encouraging volunteers from schools, organizations and groups to commit a specific time when they can actually help in the cleaning. To systematize the cleaning process, volunteers will be guided by the Clean Up Committee during the actual cleaning. We will also encourage volunteers to bring with them cleaning materials that may help in the clean up. Cleaning materials will range from the usual materials to found objects we can use.
The key to the successful clean up of the map is the number of dedicated volunteers we can mobilize to be part of this endeavor. However, the gauge of our true success is how our activity has affected the general public’ s consciousness of the need not only to maintain the cleanliness of the Relief Map but also, more importantly, to realize that by getting themselves aware, educated and involved, they can make a difference and can truly be dakila in their own little way.
Program
The program is conceptualized to add flavor to the activity. More importantly, the program will reflect how art as a tool can help in instilling awareness, educating the people and inspiring them to get involved. Thus, the theme of the program will center on the DAKILA KA PILIPINAS concept.
Education on various issues and concerns will be the main thrust of the program. It will be incorporated in performances and every aspect of the program. Awareness and education are the crucial components of the program since our primary objectives are to 1) make the public aware that anyone can be DAKILA on their own little ways; 2) instill awareness and education on various issues affecting the nation and 3) inspire them to get involved.
Performers and participants will be free to speak up on matters related to the theme. Cause oriented organizations, groups and individuals will be encouraged to distribute information materials on various social issues. Artists, musicians, actors, film makers, journalists, writers, poets, models, and the like are all encouraged to share their thoughts on the theme either through their craft/performance or by saying something to the audience. At the minimum, their mere presence in the activity is already a strong statement of their support.
Visual Arts Exhibit
The program will also feature an exhibit of visual arts that portray the theme of the activity. Visual artists will be invited to showcase their works and/or come up with works during the event. A designated area will be set for mural making, painting and the like.
Fashion Show
Since uplifting Filipino pride and national dignity are the objectives of the activity, a fashion show is also set to feature works of designers using locally produced/native or indigenous materials and to showcase talents of Filipino designers.
Pinoy Fair
To help promote the local industry, a fair will be set up to showcase local products. Local products especially those coming from various regions of the country will be featured in this fair.
Listed below are the kind of materials we will be needing for the clean up. If you have these stuff at home, bring them for the clean up. You can also help us by donating some materials we may need. If you have contacts or knowledge on how to source out or avail of these materials, you can truly help us. Better yet, solicit materials for the clean up. Just coordinate with us if you can help us come up with the materials needed for the clean up.
Scrubs Basahan Aquarium /Fish Tanks Disinfectants
Brushes Mops Nets for catching fish Shovel (pala)
Gloves Timba (pail) White Paint (40 gallons) Thinner
Boots Tabo Paint Brushes Dustpan
Walis Tingting Container Drums Sacks (sako) & Garbage Bags Water for washing
Food for the Fish Truck (to collect the waste found in the map) Acrylic Paint (20 gallons each of Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Brown, Black) Fire Truck (for water)
Linisin ang Pilipinas Campaign on January 27, 28, 29, 2006. (Friday to Sunday). The activity will start at around 3pm on the 27th and will go on until we finish the clean up. Hopefully, we may be able to finish it in 3-5 days. The program simultaneous with the clean up will be held January 27,28,29.
Thanks so much. Just text us for more details at 09228887527.
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Dear Friends in the Arts and Culture
Greetings from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts
(NCCA)!
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is again
spearheading the celebration of the National Arts Month (NAM) 2006 on
February dubbed as Ani Ng Sining.
In line with this, we would like to request for your support for
these activities that will enhance the Filipinos’ understanding and
appreciation of our arts and culture that will raise pride in our Filipino
identity and promote national unity. May we, therefore, request for the
following: 1) posting of information materials on the National Arts
Month; 2) putting of a streamer on the National Arts Month in your offices
and organizations; 3) attendance to the following opening events (bring
everyone!):
· NAM soft launch on February 1, 2006 at 2 o’clock in the
afternoon at the NCCA Building, Intramuros
· NAM Grand launch on February 4 and 5 from 4:30 pm to 12
midnight at the Flower Clock Garden, Rizal Park
· NAM Launch on February 4 from 5 to 6 pm at the Shang-ri La
Mall, Edsa
and 4) if possible organize creative activities in celebration of NAM
2006 in your offices or organizations. We are certain that your
assistance will go a long way in keeping alive our traditions and arts as a
people.
We would like to express our gratitude in anticipation of support.
Should you have any clarification and to get National Arts Months
materials, please contact Rizfrancis delos Santos at Te. No. 527-2209 or
527-2192 loc 507-509 or you may fax at nos. 527-2198.
Very truly yours,
NCCA
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Manuel Ocampo @ Marikina Shoe Expo
February 03, 2006
8pm
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Buntisan Art Experience
National Arts Month Celebration
(ANI NG SINING)
Feb. 3 - 28, 2006
ARROZ JA chill-out resto, congressional road,
dasmarias cavite (in-front of JP hospital, near La
Salle gate2)
FREE ADMISSION!
Feb. 3 - 28, Friday, 7pm onwards - VISUAL ART
EXHIBIT (feb3 - opening with performance by
Lakbay Lahi)
Feb. 10, Friday, 7pm onwards - LITERARY NIGHT
LONGGOS: Performance Poetry by Cavite Young
Writers Association (CYWA). with open mic poetry
and performance by Ugong
Feb. 17, Friday, 7pm onwards - FILM SHOWING
NIGHT (Short/Independent films). with
performance by Elemento
Feb. 24, Friday, 7pm onwards - GRAND
CELEBRATION and MUSIC FESTIVAL
*outlet for alternative artists / buntisan refers to
the process of gaining life from the sublime
experience of art as expressed by one artist.
for more info: 09206045278 (erick)
09193148374 (linet)
buntisanart@yahoogroups.com
pls spread the words!!!
maraming salamat
salamat po espasyo at sa pagbabasa.
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Nude Photo Op
from Round Eyeglass:
There will be a nude sketching this coming friday (Feb. 10, 2006) at the Round Eyeglass, 2-5pm. Baka may gustong sumali for a photo shoot? There will be a registration fee of P300. To those interested pls post your confirmation here before friday. Thanks.
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Have work. Sayang.
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CINEMA LUNETA
February 11, 2006
Saturday, 6PM
Luneta (near Rizal Monument), Manila
CINEMALAMIG
a projection of various films on eight ice blocks, rendered translucent with a special material or chemical, will be utilized as a sculpture-like multidimensional screen to create a poetic, hallucinatory quality to the images as the ice melts.
CINEMANINGNING
a laser projection machine will be set up in the center of the park where the fountains are located. Various cinema-oriented visuals will then be projected all around the park utilizing trees, walls, buildings, even some monuments as screen. The effect will be like a series of flash animation movies circling around the park.
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FEBRUARY 17 2006
flickristas@manila
Friday 7pm
Round Eyeglass Cafe
Adriatico, Manila
FEBRUARY 18 2006
Saturday
SineKalye@Cine Adarna
Outdoor Film Screening
7pm
UP Film Institute-Cine Adarna
UP Diliman, QC
MAGANDANG HAPON
Photo Exhibit by Bahaghari
7pm Shangri-la Plaza
Mandaluyong City
CINEMA LUNETA
7pm Luneta (near Rizal Monument)
Cinemadali
where a short film video competition will be held with contestants limited to shoot their films in or around the vicinity of Rizal Park. The short film entries must have a running time of one to five minutes. Participants may choose whatever medium or format they prefer, including celluloid, digital, hi-def or even phonecam. Any genre is welcome, and contest is open to all, especially students enrolled in the dozens of schools within the periphery of Rizal Park.
Cinemagiting
where a movie screen will be set up facing the monument of Dr. Jose Rizal, our national hero. The film Bayaning Third World, directed by Mike De Leon in 2001, will be projected on this particular screen. As a surprise feature of the screening, Joel Torre (who plays Rizal in the film) will emerge through a gap on the screen as if by magic and in complete Rizal regalia, to interact with the audience.
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UP Cinema Arts Society & Office for Initiatives in
Culture and the Arts
present
ILLUMINATIONS 2: ang laCAST! ang tINDIE!
showcasing UP Film Institute's best short film
theses from UP CAST + Live Band Performances
MARCH 10, 2006, 6 PM sa UP Film Institute (former
UP Film Center)
Ticket price: P30!
Tangkilikin ang gawang indie! =) Punta na!
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chong baka may alam kayong interesado paki pass nalang po. :)
Mabuhay!
UP Film Institute’s Summer Workshops
The University of the Philippines Film Institute on its 9th year of successfully offering film and digital production workshops, is very pleased to invite you to be part of our line-up of certificate short courses this summer 2006. The following topics will be offered.
Black and White Photography
April 3-8, 2006 (1st Batch)
Time: 9-5pm
Workshop Directors: Mr. Joseph Fortin (Cinematographer, lecturer UPFI)
Fee: P7,500 (inclusive of workshop kits, films, photopapers and chemicals to be used, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI Videotheque
Basic Digi-Film Productions
Time: 9-5pm
April 17-22, 2006
Workshop Directors: Mr. Ramon Bautista (Director, ABC 5, lecturer UPFI) and Mr. RA Rivera (Director, Furball Inc.)
Fee: P8,000.00 (inclusive of workshop kits , equipments to be used, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI Videotheque
Documentary Video Production for tv
April 24-29, 2006
Workshop Director: Mr. Milo Alto Paz (Independent Filmmaker)
Fee: P8,000.00 (inclusive of workshop kits ,equipments to be used, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI Videotheque
Black and White Photography
May 1-6, 2006 (2nd Batch)
Workshop Directors:Prof. Anne Marie de Guzman (Director, UPFI)
Fee: P7,500 (inclusive of workshop kits, films, photopapers and chemicals to be used, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI Videotheque
Basic Non-Linear Editing
May 8-13, 2006
Workshop Directors: Mr. Ramon Bautista (Director, ABC 5, lecturer UPFI) and Edsel Abesames (Editor, Furball Inc.)
Fee: P 12,000.00 (inclusive of workshop kits, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI , Intel Lab
Advanced Scriptwriting
March 25, April 1, 18, 15, 22 & 29, 2006 (tentative schedule)
Fee: P 6,000 (inclusive of workshop kits, coffee and light snacks)
Workshop Director: Mr. Armando “Bing” Lao (Screenwriter, lecturer,UPFI
Venue: UPFI, Videotheque
Alternative Scriptwriting
May 8-13, 2006
Workshop Director: Ms. Libay Cantor Linsangan (lecturer, UPFI)
Fee: P 5,000 (inclusive of workshop kits, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI, Videotheque
Art and Animation
May 15-27, 2006
Workshop Director: Mr. Roque “Roxlee” Lee (Independent Filmmaker, Animator)
Fee: P 9,000.00 (inclusive of workshop kits, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI, Videotheque
Cinematography for Digital Filmmaking
May 29, 30, 31 June 1, 2 & 3, 2006
Workshop Director: Mr. Louie Quirino (Cinematographer, Digital Colorist)
Fee: P 12,000 (inclusive of workshop kits, coffee and light snacks)
Venue: UPFI, Videotheque
Interested parties may call 9263640, 9262722 ask for Laisa Gonzales or email bjorki71@yahoo.com.
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sayang...wala ako sa pinas.
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Round Eyeglass Kape
invites you to our Friendship Climb
MT. pinatubo via Porac Pampanga Trail
April 9-11, 2006
April 9
4:00am Assembly at Round eyeglass kape
4:30am ETA Philippine Rabbit, Sta. Cruz
5:00am ETD to Dau
7:00am ETA Dau
7:15am ETD to Nepo Mall, Angeles
7:45am ETA at Nepo Mall
8:00am ETD to DELTA 5 jump off
10:00am ETA at DELTA 5 jump off
10:30am Start Trekking
12:00nn Lunch time (kung san tayo abutan)
12:30pm Resume Trekking
2:00pm 1st camp, Kweba
4:00pm ETA at mababo falls, refill trail water and fill up extra
water
6:00pm ETA at campsite, unpack and pitch tents
7:00pm prepare dinner
9:00pm Dinner time (bahala na kayo kung anong oras nyo gustong mag
lights off)
April 10
4:00am Wake up call
4:30am breakfast
5:30am break camp (leave no garbage)
6:00am summit assault
9:00am summit, unpack and pitch tent
11:00am prepare lunch
12:00nn Lunch time
1:00pm bahala na kyo kung anong gusto nyong gawin
6:00pm prepare dinner
8:00pm dinner time
ONWARDS (bahala na kayo kung anong oras nyo gustong mag lights off)
April 11
4:00am Wake up call
4:30am breakfast
5:30am break camp (leave no garbage)
6:00am descend
11:00am ETA at mababo falls, prepare lunch
12:00nn Lunch time
1:00pm resume trekking
6:00pm ETA at sitio, banaba
7:30pm ETA at angeles city
Budget:
Round eyeglass to Philippine rabbit = Php7.50
P.R to DAU = Php150.00 X 2 = Php300.00
DAU - Nepo Mall = Php15.00 X 2 = Php30.00
Guide fee = Php350.00/Day X 3 = Php 1050.00
Registration and Permit = Php150
approx. budget:
10pax = Php1000/head
20pax = Php740/head
Checklist:
Clothing
Set of clothes for trekking
clothes for 2 nights
malong
sarong
socks
trekking shoes
sandals
Personal hygene kit
alcohol
tissue rolls
first aid kit
personal medicine
insect reppelant
sunblock
sunglass
hat
trail water at least 1 litres
extra water bottles at least 3 litres
1 kilo of rice
food good for 2nights / 2 days
extra plastic or bag for garbage / dirty clothes
Equiment:
tent
hammock
sleeping bag
ground sheet
earthpad
stove
cook set
butane/fuel
lantern
head lamp
utility rope
cutlery
mug
flashlight
extra battery
candles
matches or lighters
swiss knife
utensils
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and a good camera syempre!
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An Invitation from Angelo de Silva [from email po]
Mga Katoto,
An invitation to everyone who is interested to come to
the second of the "AN AFTERNOON WITH THE MASTERS
SERIES," on July 15, 2006, 2-5pm at the studio of YKL,
26 Sto. Domingo St., QC. This forum is for free and is
presented by the YKL/Fujifilm through Digital Q.
The topic is DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE
PHILIPPINES with Masters Alex Baluyut, Gil Nartea and
Luis Liwanag as resource speakers.
Please pass this information to everyone who is
interested, especially the younger/new generation of
photographers. Student photographers of university
newspapers are also welcome.
Upcoming topics are EDITING PHOTOS FOR THE NEWSPAPERS;
PHOTOGRAPHING SPORTS; TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY; WORKING IN A
FOREIGN LAND; and GLAMOUR/PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY. Dates
and names of the speakers will be announced later. We
welcome any suggestions of topics. Basta sa ikabubuti
ng karamihan!!!
Kitakita tayo dito sa YKL at makipagbalitaktakan sa
ating mga masters.
For your information... God bless!!!
Angie
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^PUNTA TAYO! FLICKR MEET NA ITO! :D
at eto po, kakainspayr:
www.documentography.com/issue/
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(I think this one's for SLR users only.)
Calling all amateur, hobbyist and enthusiast photographers!
Sueyworx Media, Inc. will be having a BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP on July 1, 8, 15 and 22, 2006, from 1-5pm at the Tower Room of Filipinas Heritage Library, Makati City
Topics to be included are:
01. Basic Theories and Principles in Photography
02. Technical Know-How
- Using the Viewfinder
- Focusing
- Aperture and Depth-of-Field
- Shutter Speed
- Light Metering
- Common Camera and Film Problems
03. Photography Techniques
- Choosing Subjects
- Slow and fast Shutter Speeds
- Deep and shallow Depth-of-Field
- Rule of Thirds
04. Composition
05. Human Interest, Nude, Still life and many more!
Workshop fee is P4,500 inclusive of food, handouts, workshop kit, films and certificate of attendance.
To all interested participants, please bring your own Manual SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Camera.
Slots are limited. Reserve one now! To confirm your attendance, please settle your payments at least 3 days before the workshop. (June 28).
For inquiries and reservations, please text or call:
0915-319-4928 / 0920-254-3448 / 0916-4422504
or e-mail us at marketing@sueyworxmedia.com
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Cinemalaya @ UP Cine Adarna (former Film Center)
Aug 7 Mon 2 p.m.
Cinemalaya Shorts Winners: Orasyon; Kwarto; Parang Pelikula; Putot
Aug 7 Mon 5 p.m.
Rotonda
Aug 7 Mon 7 p.m.
Mudraks
Aug 7 Mon 9 p.m.
Cinemalaya Shorts Program I: Orasyon; Parang Pelikula; Putot;
Puwang; Sa Silaw
Aug 8 Tue 2 p.m.
Batad
Aug 8 Tue 5 p.m.
Tulad ng Dati
Aug 8 Tue 7 p.m.
In Da Red Korner
Aug 8 Tue 9 p.m.
Donsol
Aug 9 Wed 2 p.m.
Cinemalaya Shorts Program II: 10:25 ng Gabi; Gee-Gee at Waterina;
Kwarto; Labada; No Passport Needed
Aug 9 Wed 5 p.m.
Cinemalaya Shorts Winners: Orasyon; Kwarto; Parang Pelikula; Putot
Aug 9 Wed 7 p.m.
Donsol
Aug 9 Wed 9 p.m.
Rotonda
Aug 10 Thu 2 p.m.
Saan Nagtatago si Happiness
Aug 10 Thu 5 p.m.
Ang Huling Araw ng Linggo
Aug 10 Thu 7 p.m.
Batad
Aug 10 Thu 9 p.m.
Tulad ng Dati
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BITAW COLLECTIVE PRESENTS!
OPEN SPOKEN at I LOVE YOU STORE!
AUGUST 5 (sat)
show starts at 8pm
FREE DRINKS FOR EARLY BIRDS!
[and please make it early if you want to perform so that we can put
you in the line up]
entrance is still free! bring all your friends, bring all your poetry!
WE ARE ALSO HELPING TO RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR FRIEND BENJO MARQUEZ AND
HIS FIGHT AGAINST HODGEKINS DISEASE
see you all!
I LOVE YOU STORE is located at 7840 Pilar Place, Makati ave corner
Guanzon st. its in between Aberdeen court and Government Bar
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KONTRA-AGOS FILM FESTIVAL OPENING
Start: Dec 5, '07 7:00p
Location: Indie Sine (Cinema 3), Robinson's Galleria, Ortigas
You are all invited to the Kontra-Agos Resistance Film Festival Opening
Opening Night Program
Sneak Preview: RIGHTS (RELOADED) public service
advertisements
including
Keith Sicat: SILENCED
Emil Mercado: PEACE
Sine Patriyotiko: STOP THE KILLINGS
Live Performances by Tao Aves, Anino
Shadowplay and Bobby Balingit.
Opening Film: WALAI by Adjani Arumpac
Launch of "SURFACING" at the Video Wall of the lobby
courtesy of the Free Jonas Burgos Movement.
FREE ADMISSION. COME AS YOU ARE.
For more information visit
www.kontra-agos. blogspot. com and www.stexposure. org.
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THE COLEGIO de SAN BEDA STO NIÑO EXHIBIT
January 27, 2012 Friday
9 A.M. Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony
1 P.M. Celebration of the Holy Eucharist
January 28, 2012 Saturday
1 P.M. Celebration of the holy eucharist
2 P.M. Symposium
January 29, 2012 Sunday
11 A.M. Harana kay Santo Niño by sto. Tomas choir
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