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‘Nasaan si Francis’ Film Review: Theatrical techno punk

With its relatively convincing cast and some animation to boost plot points in its drug addiction theme, “Nasaan si Francis?” creates a punk's world with enough comedic proportion. A couple of animation inserts, various kinds of split screens and intercuts, play of colors and contrast, and visual exaggerations work at times, but in a few scenes, the too theatrical appeal could have been left within the stage. Originally a play by its director Gabby Fernandez, “Nasaan si Francis?” is adapted from

‘Atin ‘to’ (This is Ours) animated documentary: We are in production

Releasing some of the images from our animatic for the film "Atin 'to," a short documentary film about the Philippine animation industry from Tuldok Animation Studios.

Bernardo Carpio (Animated Short Film): Behind the scenes

Here are updates to our animated film adaptation of the "Bernardo Carpio" lore.

Bernardo Carpio (Comics with augmented reality): Behind the scenes

https://youtu.be/t_a9jAvq0ew https://youtu.be/t_a9jAvq0ew More information at: Tuldok Animation: Bernardo Carpio website Working in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns Assets for mobile app Testing our mobile app's AR capability. Trivia assets for the mobile app Testing 360 video

Tuldok Animation Studios’ RISE Project Soft Launch and Tuldok’s 16th Anniversary Celebration

https://youtu.be/VG2vXrOcC88 Soft launch of Tuldok Animation Studios' RISE Project, a grant from the Cultural Center of the Philippines' Innovation Grants 2021. This project features the two short films Si Bulusan nan si Agingay at Sulayman and the comics with augmented reality component Bernardo Carpio.

(Webinar) Documentary Filmmaking in the Philippines: The Future of Documentary

It is said that documentaries formulated the historical roots of the Philippines! 🎥🇵🇭 It was a meaningful afternoon that gave me the privilege of moderating this event entitled: (Webinar) Documentary Filmmaking in the Philippines: The Future of Documentary with speakers Baby Ruth Villarama at Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala. Mabuhay! https://fb.watch/c3PO5we5_v/

The Philippine Film Festival Circuit: A list as of 2008

Film festivals celebrate both local and international films of various genres for the diverse Filipino audience. Some of the most noted film festivals that cinephiles, students, and even the general viewers and future film enthusiasts could check out the whole year round include: Cinemanila International Film Festival  Cinemanila is an annual film festival focusing on the cinema of the Philippines as well as Southeast Asian cinema. Among the world community of film festivals, it has gained respectability with its programming of independent Asian

SM holds the Philippines’ 1st CINEXPO

The 1st CINEXPO held last Feb. 17 to 18, 2009 at the SMX Convention Center brought together movie industry companies, media partners, ad agencies, film professionals, and student organizations for the first ever cinema convention in the Philippines. The event opened the door to the discussion of the latest cinema trends and issues, networking and partnerships, and exhibition of films, various media products, and services. The CINEXPO featured the latest technological advances and the changingcurrents in cinema where film producers, production

Cine Europa 16 promotes stronger European-Filipino ties

Now on its 16th edition, the annual Cine Europa Film Festival, once again, opens its doors to free public screenings of compelling European film titles for Filipinos. This year, the festival partners with the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) and the Independent Filmmakers' Cooperative (IFC) to create a more expansive cinema program for its ever-increasing audience. This two-month celebration of film and culture happens from September to October 2013 across the Philippines. It features 21 European films from 18

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