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Randy's posts with tag: dv8 2015
|  | "Sapatos" (the film that I Directed and Co-wrote) bagged Best Short Film, Best Screenplay, Best Actor, and Best Child Actor awards in the GMA Artist Center 2nd Sindie Film Festival Awards Night held at Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas last October 19, 2008.
The Shortfilms included SINGAW, KUNTADOR, PAPA'S BOY, FIRST DATE, MANA, KAWAYAN, BANDERANG PAPEL, and SAPATOS (Directed and Co-written by Randy Vitales). The official run and premiere of the short films were held at the Indie Sine Robisons Galleria Ortigas from October 15 to 21, 2008.
It was an amazing experience, a turning point in my life as I pursue my dreams to be a great filmmaker. All the hardwork and effort paid off, I was already satisfied with one award, it was God's divine providence to give us four awards that night. An amazing birthday gift to start my 24th year in life. It was definitely a night that I would never forget. Many thanks for the people who have always believed and supported every "attempt" in which I have taken. For those who didnt watch, you dont have to worry! The film will have its "official dvd" soon to be out...
This is only the beginning...
Congratulations to these years winners of GMA Artist Center's "SINDIE 2: Ang Pagsisimula sa Indie"
*BEST FILM: SAPATOS (Directed and Co-written by Randy Vitales)
BEST DIRECTOR: Ricky Pascua of Kuntador
*BEST ACTOR: AGA MAGNAYE of SAPATOS (Future Box Office King)
BEST ACTRESS: Stephanie Henares of Kawayan
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Arron Cadawas of Kuntador
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Ava Jugueta of Kuntador
*BEST CHILD ACTOR: KIERULF RABOY of SAPATOS (QTV11 Popstar Kid)
BEST CHILD ACTRESS: Krystal Reyes of First Date
*BEST SCREENPLAY: RANDY VITALES, MORENA BALMES, JOY QUINTANA of SAPATOS (Eyecatcher Productions)
BEST STORY: Nelson Udaundo of Banderang Papel
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN: Francis Cariaso, Anne Mayor, Chac Himongala, Gheo Pedrero of Kuntador
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Vance Chinjen, Randy Grafil of Kuntador
3rd VIEWER'S CHOICE: Banderang Papel
2nd VIEWER'S CHOICE: Kawayan
1st VIEWER's CHOICE: Mana
For those who helped and supported for the success of the "SINDIE 2: Ang Pagsisimula sa Indie," to the production staff, workshoppers, relatives, officemates, press and friends... Thank you very much!
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| | Summer spent well! I didnt just wanted to be a filmmaker, I wanted to be an advocate. Its not just filmmaking, its filmmaking with purpose and reason. After four Saturdays of intense film workshops, we are now ready to shoot and make great advocacy films. Here are some photos taken during the workshop.
The 4 session for the workshop was held 9am-5pm Saturdays of the entire month of May 2008. The lectures and exercises are now done, and now the production of the digital short film begins! We were divided into 9 groups with five to six members each. Each group was assigned a director, DOP, AD, PM etc. The films that will be produced are based on the Millenium Development Goals (MDG).
With an impressive line-up of speakers and seasoned film veterans, the scholars/participants were educated and immersed in various film and advocacy concepts and trainings. The jampacked schedule were as follows:
Launching - UPNCPAG (April 26)
Session 1 - Media Advocacy, Social Artistry, Screenwriting (May 3)
Session 2 - Cinematography (May 10)
Session 3 - Film Directing, Storyboarding, Editing Concepts (May 17)
Session 4 - Production Management, Independent Filmmaking (May 24)
ABOUT DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP
DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP is a media literacy and advocacy filmmaking program initiative of Information Media for Progress thru Alternative Communication Technologies, (IMPACT),Inc. in cooperation with The National Youth Commission and The Garage Jesuit Communications Creative Technologies Center,to empower the youth in becoming managers of information and responsible producers of their ideas while encouraging their pro-active participation in media advocacy for social change and national development.
The program offers a unique program design from other usual filmmaking activities because it is relatively geared to encourage substantive and socially-oriented stories/subject matter; and to explore new ways in creatively presenting the advocacies/issues related to the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals in a popular and commercially-viable media format whereas applying the principles of social marketing to promote change of behavior.
Mentorship, Production, Festival, Awards
THE COMPONENTS of the DV8 Filmmaking Camp involves the conduct of forum on the role of media and the youth in promoting the Millennium Development Goals with the focus on making the participants understand the issues related to development in the Philippines; facilitative enhancement of skills on advocacy filmmaking where assignments and exercises become an integral part of the pre-production; and actual production of at least 10 to 20 short features and public service ads/TVCs that will be used as an educational/awareness campaign tool to promote the Millennium Development Goals in schools and communities nationwide through the DV8 FILM FESTIVAL '08, Campus Tours/Road shows and other means of distribution.
Credits:
95% of the photos came from Chantal-Denise Ortega
Check out the original post http://chantal86.multiply.com |
| Start: | May 24, '08 09:00a | | End: | May 24, '08 5:00p | | Location: | National Youth Commission |
DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP is a media literacy and advocacy filmmaking program initiative of Information Media for Progress thru Alternative Communication Technologies, (IMPACT),Inc. in cooperation with The National Youth Commission and The Garage Jesuit Communications Creative Technologies Center,to empower the youth in becoming managers of information and responsible producers of their ideas while encouraging their pro-active participation in media advocacy for social change and national development. While the title of the program DV8 2015 means Development Vision for the year 2015, it can also be read as “deviate” which connotes the following definitions 1. to differ from others in belief or thought 2. to depart from one’s usual or previous behaviour. Hence, the program offers a unique program design from other usual filmmaking activities because it is relatively geared to encourage substantive and socially-oriented stories/subject matter; and to explore new ways in creatively presenting the advocacies/issues related to the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals in a popular and commercially-viable media format whereas applying the principles of social marketing to promote change of behavior. Mentorship, Production, Festival, Awards THE COMPONENTS of the DV8 Filmmaking Camp involves the conduct of forum on the role of media and the youth in promoting the Millennium Development Goals with the focus on making the participants understand the issues related to development in the Philippines; facilitative enhancement of skills on advocacy filmmaking where assignments and exercises become an integral part of the pre-production; and actual production of at least 10 to 20 short features and public service ads/TVCs that will be used as an educational/awareness campaign tool to promote the Millennium Development Goals in schools and communities nationwide through the DV8 FILM FESTIVAL '08, Campus Tours/Road shows and other means of distribution.
| Start: | May 17, '08 09:00a | | End: | May 17, '08 5:00p | | Location: | National Youth Commission |
DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP is a media literacy and advocacy filmmaking program initiative of Information Media for Progress thru Alternative Communication Technologies, (IMPACT),Inc. in cooperation with The National Youth Commission and The Garage Jesuit Communications Creative Technologies Center,to empower the youth in becoming managers of information and responsible producers of their ideas while encouraging their pro-active participation in media advocacy for social change and national development. While the title of the program DV8 2015 means Development Vision for the year 2015, it can also be read as “deviate” which connotes the following definitions 1. to differ from others in belief or thought 2. to depart from one’s usual or previous behaviour. Hence, the program offers a unique program design from other usual filmmaking activities because it is relatively geared to encourage substantive and socially-oriented stories/subject matter; and to explore new ways in creatively presenting the advocacies/issues related to the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals in a popular and commercially-viable media format whereas applying the principles of social marketing to promote change of behavior. Mentorship, Production, Festival, Awards THE COMPONENTS of the DV8 Filmmaking Camp involves the conduct of forum on the role of media and the youth in promoting the Millennium Development Goals with the focus on making the participants understand the issues related to development in the Philippines; facilitative enhancement of skills on advocacy filmmaking where assignments and exercises become an integral part of the pre-production; and actual production of at least 10 to 20 short features and public service ads/TVCs that will be used as an educational/awareness campaign tool to promote the Millennium Development Goals in schools and communities nationwide through the DV8 FILM FESTIVAL '08, Campus Tours/Road shows and other means of distribution.
| Start: | May 10, '08 09:00a | | End: | May 10, '08 5:00p | | Location: | National Youth Commission |
DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP is a media literacy and advocacy filmmaking program initiative of Information Media for Progress thru Alternative Communication Technologies, (IMPACT),Inc. in cooperation with The National Youth Commission and The Garage Jesuit Communications Creative Technologies Center,to empower the youth in becoming managers of information and responsible producers of their ideas while encouraging their pro-active participation in media advocacy for social change and national development. While the title of the program DV8 2015 means Development Vision for the year 2015, it can also be read as “deviate” which connotes the following definitions 1. to differ from others in belief or thought 2. to depart from one’s usual or previous behaviour. Hence, the program offers a unique program design from other usual filmmaking activities because it is relatively geared to encourage substantive and socially-oriented stories/subject matter; and to explore new ways in creatively presenting the advocacies/issues related to the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals in a popular and commercially-viable media format whereas applying the principles of social marketing to promote change of behavior. Mentorship, Production, Festival, Awards THE COMPONENTS of the DV8 Filmmaking Camp involves the conduct of forum on the role of media and the youth in promoting the Millennium Development Goals with the focus on making the participants understand the issues related to development in the Philippines; facilitative enhancement of skills on advocacy filmmaking where assignments and exercises become an integral part of the pre-production; and actual production of at least 10 to 20 short features and public service ads/TVCs that will be used as an educational/awareness campaign tool to promote the Millennium Development Goals in schools and communities nationwide through the DV8 FILM FESTIVAL '08, Campus Tours/Road shows and other means of distribution.
| Start: | May 3, '08 09:00a | | End: | May 3, '08 5:00p | | Location: | National Youth Commission |
DV8 FILMMAKING CAMP is a media literacy and advocacy filmmaking program initiative of Information Media for Progress thru Alternative Communication Technologies, (IMPACT),Inc. in cooperation with The National Youth Commission and The Garage Jesuit Communications Creative Technologies Center,to empower the youth in becoming managers of information and responsible producers of their ideas while encouraging their pro-active participation in media advocacy for social change and national development. While the title of the program DV8 2015 means Development Vision for the year 2015, it can also be read as “deviate” which connotes the following definitions 1. to differ from others in belief or thought 2. to depart from one’s usual or previous behaviour. Hence, the program offers a unique program design from other usual filmmaking activities because it is relatively geared to encourage substantive and socially-oriented stories/subject matter; and to explore new ways in creatively presenting the advocacies/issues related to the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals in a popular and commercially-viable media format whereas applying the principles of social marketing to promote change of behavior. Mentorship, Production, Festival, Awards THE COMPONENTS of the DV8 Filmmaking Camp involves the conduct of forum on the role of media and the youth in promoting the Millennium Development Goals with the focus on making the participants understand the issues related to development in the Philippines; facilitative enhancement of skills on advocacy filmmaking where assignments and exercises become an integral part of the pre-production; and actual production of at least 10 to 20 short features and public service ads/TVCs that will be used as an educational/awareness campaign tool to promote the Millennium Development Goals in schools and communities nationwide through the DV8 FILM FESTIVAL '08, Campus Tours/Road shows and other means of distribution.
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