CINEMANILA LAUNCHES SINE BARANGAYJust weeks after the conclusion of Dekada Cinemanila: the 10th Cinemanila International Film Festival, Cinemanila launches Sine Barangay, a 5-day program of master classes and outdoor screenings of participating Cinemanila films. Sine Barangay opens tomorrow, November 18 and runs through November 22nd in Marikina.The event, held in cooperation with Marikina City and Marikina Mayor Marides Fernando, will kick off with workshops in directing, indie filmmaking,...
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Julie Lluch's Artist's Talk & Yuta Monograph Launch @ CCP
ARTIST’S TALK BY JULIE LLUCHand Yuta Monograph Launch Artist’s Talk by Julie Lluch on 12 December 2008, 3:00 p.m. at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theater, CCP Little Theater Lobby), and monograph launch at 4:00 p.m. at the CCP Main Gallery, 3rd level.Organized by the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and Galleria Duemila, Yuta: Earthworks by Julie Lluch, A Retrospective exhibition is on going until 31 December 2008. This exhibition is supported by the National Commission...
Free Admission Performance of La Casa de Bernarda Alba @ Instituto Cervantes
FREE ADMISSION SPECIAL PERFORMANCE!!!INSTITUTO CERVANTES AND THE SPANISH PROGRAM FOR CULTURAL COOPERATION PRESENT DRAMATIS PERSONAE AND LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE MANILA SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS’ PRODUCTION OF LA CASA DE BERNARDA ALBAPoet-playwright Federico Garcia Lorca’s well-known classic on matriarchal domination and sexual repression, LA CASA DE BERNARDA ALBA will have a special performance on Friday, 28 November, at 8pm at the Instituto Cervantes Open-Air Theatre along T M Kalaw Street,...
20th Gawad CCP Winners
20th Gawad CCP WinnersAnimation CategoryNO 1st Prize2nd Prize - ANOMI by Renei DimlaNO 3rd PrizeHonorable Mentions:HERMANO by Rhodius N. DaduyaUGOY NG DUYAN by Aileen N. CornejoBANDILA by Ava Fatima S. FabricanteExperimental Category1st Prize - THE THRESHOLD by Mikhail Red2nd Prize - TIKTILAOK SABI NG MANOK, GISING GISING BATANG TULOG byJopay GuillermoNO 3rd PrizeHonorable Mentions:ANDALUSIAN BITCH by Sasha B. PalomaresMETRONOME by Sandino MagnoDocumentary Category1st Prize - KUNG BALATAN...
Friday, November 21, 2008
Active Vista Film Festival Screening Schedules
"While it is true that no song, no poem, no painting, no novel, no film has ever stopped a tank, prevented a bullet, or overthrown a corrupt government, the virtue of every art form in enriching the Filipino spirit cannot be rivaled. While movies can't feed a hungry child, bring justice to the oppressed, or solve poverty, they can open our minds to the plight of children against starvation, make us understand the worth of justice and peace, and get us involved in the struggle against poverty...
PAEA Presents "Titser, Bawal Ang Nakasimangot sa Klasrum."
PAEA presents
"Titser, Bawal Ang Nakasimangot sa Klasrum."
Today’s Humor in the Classroom
November 29, 2008, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
PETA Bldg. Studio A & B
Have you been grouchy in your class? Arrogant? Bad-tempered? Chances are, your students have already labeled you as masungit. Some have probably wanted to skip from your class.
Humor is one of the best methods in helping students learn, that is at least for those who have the sense to understand humor’s significance in today’s lifestyle. However, our Filipino patriarchal mindset has created a tremendous gap between teacher-student relationship. The teacher, with that powers that be, has wittingly or unwittingly put himself into a pedestal which students are unable to reach. Added to that are still many factors that affect the teacher’s temperament which then influence the classroom mood. If only the student can say, "Tister, bawal ang nakasimangot sa klasrum."
When you are in a laughing, funny mode, your students learn a great deal from you. Nakakatawa ka naman ba? Anyone’s sense of humor, most especially that of the teacher can contribute greatly in effecting a positive scenario while promoting a comfortable social environment and encouraging a healthy rapport within the classroom. It is in this setting that the children’s willingness to learn increase. Nagpapatawa ka ba? Resourcefull teachers know how to use their humor and they become very effective that the students become well-motivated and learning is more enhanced. Paano ka magpatawa? Do students find you really funny? Or corny? Is there never a dull moment in your classroom? Do they look forward to attending your class? If not, learn from the authorities, listen to their funniest moments and laugh out loud.
8:00 to 9:00 am Registration/ Breakfast/ Networking
9:00 to 9:05 am Alegria O. Ferrer National Anthem
Aliw Awardee
9:05 to 9:10 am Alegria O. Ferrer Doxology
9:10 to 9:15 am Jane Arrieta Ebarle Welcome Remarks
President, PAEA
9:15 to 10:15 am Edru R. Abraham "Pampatawa."
President, KontraGapi
10:15 to 12:00am Henry S. Tenedero "Nakakatawa ka ba?"
President, Mindful Ideas
12:00nn to 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 to 1:30 pm Edru R. Abraham "Nakakatawa ka pa ba?".
1:30 to 2:30 pm F. Landa Jocano "Nagpapatawa ka ba?"
Professor Emeritus, Asian Center, University of the Philippines
2:30 to 3:30 pm Dr. Leticia P. Ho "Baka pinagtatawanan ka?"
Former Dean, College of Education, University of the Philippines
3:30 to 4:00 pm Coffee Break
4:00 to 5:30 pm Soxy Topacio "Di yata ako natawa."
Phil. Educational Theater Association
5:30 onwards Distribution of Certificates
Target Audience: Educators and administrators from public and private schools, Elementary, High School and College levels.
Seminar Fee: P800.00 inclusive of 2 snacks and 1 lunch. Cash/check payment should be made on-site. Also inclusive of the Certificate of Attendance.
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"Titser, Bawal Ang Nakasimangot sa Klasrum."
Today’s Humor in the Classroom
November 29, 2008, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
PETA Bldg. Studio A & B
Have you been grouchy in your class? Arrogant? Bad-tempered? Chances are, your students have already labeled you as masungit. Some have probably wanted to skip from your class.
Humor is one of the best methods in helping students learn, that is at least for those who have the sense to understand humor’s significance in today’s lifestyle. However, our Filipino patriarchal mindset has created a tremendous gap between teacher-student relationship. The teacher, with that powers that be, has wittingly or unwittingly put himself into a pedestal which students are unable to reach. Added to that are still many factors that affect the teacher’s temperament which then influence the classroom mood. If only the student can say, "Tister, bawal ang nakasimangot sa klasrum."
When you are in a laughing, funny mode, your students learn a great deal from you. Nakakatawa ka naman ba? Anyone’s sense of humor, most especially that of the teacher can contribute greatly in effecting a positive scenario while promoting a comfortable social environment and encouraging a healthy rapport within the classroom. It is in this setting that the children’s willingness to learn increase. Nagpapatawa ka ba? Resourcefull teachers know how to use their humor and they become very effective that the students become well-motivated and learning is more enhanced. Paano ka magpatawa? Do students find you really funny? Or corny? Is there never a dull moment in your classroom? Do they look forward to attending your class? If not, learn from the authorities, listen to their funniest moments and laugh out loud.
8:00 to 9:00 am Registration/ Breakfast/ Networking
9:00 to 9:05 am Alegria O. Ferrer National Anthem
Aliw Awardee
9:05 to 9:10 am Alegria O. Ferrer Doxology
9:10 to 9:15 am Jane Arrieta Ebarle Welcome Remarks
President, PAEA
9:15 to 10:15 am Edru R. Abraham "Pampatawa."
President, KontraGapi
10:15 to 12:00am Henry S. Tenedero "Nakakatawa ka ba?"
President, Mindful Ideas
12:00nn to 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 to 1:30 pm Edru R. Abraham "Nakakatawa ka pa ba?".
1:30 to 2:30 pm F. Landa Jocano "Nagpapatawa ka ba?"
Professor Emeritus, Asian Center, University of the Philippines
2:30 to 3:30 pm Dr. Leticia P. Ho "Baka pinagtatawanan ka?"
Former Dean, College of Education, University of the Philippines
3:30 to 4:00 pm Coffee Break
4:00 to 5:30 pm Soxy Topacio "Di yata ako natawa."
Phil. Educational Theater Association
5:30 onwards Distribution of Certificates
Target Audience: Educators and administrators from public and private schools, Elementary, High School and College levels.
Seminar Fee: P800.00 inclusive of 2 snacks and 1 lunch. Cash/check payment should be made on-site. Also inclusive of the Certificate of Attendance.
UP Creative Industries Conference Launched
Philippine Conference on Global Prospectus for the ArtsUniversity of the Philippines, DilimanUP Creative Industries Conference LaunchedThe UP College of Arts and Letters, The UP College of Fine Arts, The UP College of Music and The UP College of Architecture, with the support of Intellectual Property Office (IP) Philippines, will hold The Philippine Conference on Global Prospectus for the Arts on 27-28 November 2008 at the Abelardo Hall Auditorium, UP Diliman, Quezon City.The conference...
UP Theater Council Returns To The Theater Scene With COMEBACK!
Fifteen years after, the UP Theater Council (UPTC), a recognized student theater organization in UP Diliman is back with COMEBACK! - a twinbill theater production featuring potential TC playwrights Krystel Dionisio's '3D: Usapang Dyuts Doobidoobidoo Delusyon' and Carlo Cannu's 'Couture.'UPTC was initially conceived during the year 1993 in Diliman. Since then, the organization became a home to many of our established and respected artists today in the field of theater, film, television,...
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Bea Valdes Presents Bedtime Stories @ SLab
Designer Bea Valdes presents Bedtime Stories, an exhibit of sculptures of animals adorned with crystals and semi-precious stones. Inspired by fairy tales, these whimsical creatures bring us into a darkened landscape where the sinister lurk with the enchanted. Fable and folklore, as we find all throughout the history of oral literature, were often embellished with exaggerated or gruesome details as...
Concerto (Limited Manila Screening)
Title: Concerto (Limited Manila Screening)Date: Wednesday 19 November 2008Time: 10:00 - 10:00Location: Indie Sine – Robinson’s Galleria, SM North, SM South Mall, SM Megamall, & Glorietta 4Notes: “Concerto” by Paul Alexander Morales is about how, in the last part of World War II, a special piano concert is held in the forests of Davao. In these boondocks, a displaced Filipino family becomes acquainted with a group of Japanese officers, similarly camped nearby....
Global Prospectus for the Arts in the Philippines: Artists for the Creative Industries
Global Prospectus for the Arts in the Philippines:Artists for the Creative IndustriesPROJECT BRIEFI. RationaleThe Philippines is looking closely at creative industries and its impact to economy and development. The mapping of creative industries in the country, among other initiatives for the sector, is currently being undertaken by government to guide policymakers. There is a need to develop a clear understanding of the various initiatives in the sector. Practitioners...
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