One Hollywood Blvd
Bigfoot I.T. and Media Park
6015 Lapu-lapu City
Cebu, Philippines
cebu-admissions@iaft.net
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Phone: +63-32-495-2111
Skype: iaft.student.advisor
Biyernes, Pebrero 27, 2015
Huwebes, Pebrero 26, 2015
IAFT To Hold Production Design Workshop - FOR FREE
The International Academy of Film and Television Cebu will be having a free workshop that is open to all entitled “The Mystery and Design of the Art Department”. It will take place in the IAFT Cebu campus this coming Saturday, 28th February.
The workshop will focus on dissecting the inner workings of a feature film art department and de-mystifying the names and positions of a credit list. It will cover sub departments, work flow and how it all comes together.
By the end of the workshop, attendees will have a much better grasp of how art direction and design plays into visual arts, commercial and entertainment media.
Emmy award winner and IAFT mentor; Michael David Crenshaw will be the one teaching in the workshop.
He is an Emmy Award winning Production Designer, Fabricator, and Artist who has been pursuing his love of creative story telling for over 20 years.
His film credits include Peter Jackson’s The Lovely Bones, Bad Summer with Adam Pally and Sarah Burns, McCanick staring David Morris, and both in front of and behind the camera of Yash Raj Film’s New York. In 2010, he won Relativity Media’s Big Break film contest for his designs in Sean Kirkpatrick’s Cost of a Soul. Crenshaw teaches film producing, career development, film production management, art department integration and production design at IAFT.
Workshop starts at 1 pm and will end at 5 pm.
Please bring the following:
a. writing pads b. pens and pencils
c. rulers
d. highlighter
To RSVP for the workshop please contact
yehlen@iaft.net
+63.32.495.2111
+63.917.702.0705.
IAFT Cebu’s Facebook page: facebook.com/iaftcebu
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Check out our website: www.iaft.ph
Via: http://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/52014/iaft-to-hold-production-design-workshop
IAFT Cebu On Sunstar Cebu - Film And Acting School
Thank you Sun.Star Cebu for featuring our production design workshop in today's issue of their Weekend magazine.
Documentary Directed by IAFT Cebu Alumni Gains Recognition.
A new documentary about the gruesome Battle of Manila made its world premiere last February 5 at the National Museum of the Philippines. “Manila 1945: The Rest Of The Story” is directed and edited by an IAFT Cebu Graduate, Joel Nathan “Bani” Logroño. You can view the trailer:
Manila 1945: The Rest of the Story | Trailer #2 - Survivors from AV Manila on Vimeo.
Manila 1945: The Rest of the Story | Trailer #2 - Survivors from AV Manila on Vimeo.
One Hollywood Blvd
Bigfoot I.T. and Media Park
6015 Lapu-lapu City
Cebu, Philippines
cebu-admissions@iaft.net
Globe/Viber: +63-917-314-3456
Smart: +63-947-991-9659
Phone: +63-32-495-2111
Skype: iaft.student.advisor
Miyerkules, Pebrero 25, 2015
Self-Expression through Filmmaking - IAFT Film School Cebu Blog
Ignacio Hennigs is an IAFT Filmmaking Alumni. His main hobby is photography but filmmaking gives him the tools for self-expression. You can check out his works here and here. He is a freelance photographer for Getty Images, Corbis Images and Demotix. He is also the photographer for NGOs in East and Central Africa as well as other international companies.
We were curious as to what our alumni feels about IAFT after he graduated so we asked him a couple of questions. Here’s what Ignacio has to say.
What have you been up to lately?
I graduated from film school few weeks ago. I’ve been looking for internship/job opportunities around the globe and seeing a variety of possibilities to find a source of income from filmmaking. There are a few interesting options but so far there is nothing concrete. All of them require an amount of risk.
Why did you decide to pursue filmmaking?
I felt the necessity to express myself thought other mediums different from Photography and Writing. Filmmaking gives me the tools I need for that.
How did you learn about IAFT and what made you choose IAFT for your film education?
IAFT offers a one-year program at an affordable price if compared with other film school. They have a practical-oriented learning method. I learn by doing and making mistakes!
How has your education and experience at IAFT helped you?
I feel more capable and confident in doing what I love doing, which is filmmaking.
How would you rate your education and experience at IAFT?
It was overall good. I don’t regret coming to IAFT Cebu. I would do it again if I had the opportunity. I felt so attached to the school-life that now as an alumni I don’t want to leave.
Continue Reading Here
Source: http://www.iaft.net/around-the-world-with-ignacio/
One Hollywood Blvd
Bigfoot I.T. and Media Park
6015 Lapu-lapu City
Cebu, Philippines
cebu-admissions@iaft.net
Globe/Viber: +63-917-314-3456
Smart: +63-947-991-9659
Phone: +63-32-495-2111
Skype: iaft.student.advisor
Jackie Chan - How to Do Action Comedy
One Hollywood Blvd
Bigfoot I.T. and Media Park
6015 Lapu-lapu City
Cebu, Philippines
cebu-admissions@iaft.net
Globe/Viber: +63-917-314-3456
Smart: +63-947-991-9659
Phone: +63-32-495-2111
Skype: iaft.student.advisor
Martes, Pebrero 24, 2015
Interview With IAFT Acting Alumni and now Filmmaking student, Christian Lat
IAFT Acting Alumni and now Filmmaking student, Christian Lat is from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and filmmaking is one of his passions. He is part of Wolfpac Films, a group that supports young indie filmmakers.
He had also garnered awards with his films. Last January, he won as Best Actor at the 2015 Sinulog Film Festival.
2015
• Sinulog Entry – Salamat Lo’ – Best Actor and 5 nominations Best Picture, Best Director, Best Editing, Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress
• Sinulog Entry – Guso Business – Nominated for Supporting Actor
2014
• SPARTA XLII Ottawa, Canada Entry – OFW – Best Picture, Best Story and Best Visual
• 48-Hour Challenge Entry – Pusong Sawi – Top 8
• Sinulog Entry- Nino – 6 nominations (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Story, Best Editing, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor)
Hear what Christian has to say about his chosen career and about IAFT.
How did you learn about IAFT and what made you choose IAFT for your film education?
When I arrived in the Philippines, then first thing I did was looking for a good acting school. One day I went to an IAFT open house in Saint Benilde and shortly after, I called to my mom and told her I was going to Cebu and that’s that. I chose IAFT because they showed a variety of impressive films and how its programs that actually allows you to be in front of a camera while working with them.
Why did you decide to pursue filmmaking?
The pursued filming because I always had a love for the arts and I saw filmmaking as an outlet to express all my thoughts. It’s the only thing I can see myself continually pursuing. This country has given me so much and it will always be my home. There are so many stories to tell about this country and I want to be one of the people to let the world know about these amazing untold stories. I want tell these stories as a writer, actor, director, any form possible really!
He had also garnered awards with his films. Last January, he won as Best Actor at the 2015 Sinulog Film Festival.
2015
• Sinulog Entry – Salamat Lo’ – Best Actor and 5 nominations Best Picture, Best Director, Best Editing, Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress
• Sinulog Entry – Guso Business – Nominated for Supporting Actor
2014
• SPARTA XLII Ottawa, Canada Entry – OFW – Best Picture, Best Story and Best Visual
• 48-Hour Challenge Entry – Pusong Sawi – Top 8
• Sinulog Entry- Nino – 6 nominations (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Story, Best Editing, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor)
Hear what Christian has to say about his chosen career and about IAFT.
How did you learn about IAFT and what made you choose IAFT for your film education?
When I arrived in the Philippines, then first thing I did was looking for a good acting school. One day I went to an IAFT open house in Saint Benilde and shortly after, I called to my mom and told her I was going to Cebu and that’s that. I chose IAFT because they showed a variety of impressive films and how its programs that actually allows you to be in front of a camera while working with them.
Why did you decide to pursue filmmaking?
The pursued filming because I always had a love for the arts and I saw filmmaking as an outlet to express all my thoughts. It’s the only thing I can see myself continually pursuing. This country has given me so much and it will always be my home. There are so many stories to tell about this country and I want to be one of the people to let the world know about these amazing untold stories. I want tell these stories as a writer, actor, director, any form possible really!
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