Extra Mile productions, the iconic production house responsible for producing those award-winning Know Your North Videos recently conducted a filmmaking workshop with Department of Tourism and Victory Liner employees in Baguio City.
Film documentarist for the National Geographic Gabby Malvar together with Public Advocate Ginggay Hontiveros of Extra Mile Productions spent their time with about sixty enthusiastic participants at the workshop conducted in the Microtel inn in Baguio City. Aside from filmmaking, the duo also taught participants the most important aspects of storytelling.
What made the workshop very interesting was when iconic filmmaker Kidlat Tahimik came and gave his short lecture on the art and science of filmmaking.
” This workshop is not just informative but highly entertaining. We are now empowered to create our own stories,” says Marivic H. del Pilar, a participant and Vice President for Treasury and Marketing of Victory Liner.
Victory Liner has been supporting the artistic initiatives of Extra Mile productions since they began their short film series in 2016.
Know Your North short films of Victory Liner has received several awards for promoting the cultures and traditions of peoples living in the island of Luzon in the Philippines.
Wow, I saw several know your north short films and its really good, also would love to see kidlat tahimik lecturing on the art and science of filmmaking.
Such an interesting workshop! Good for those who love filmmaking!
Having a film making contest will help other youth to discover their talents in creating films.
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Interesting!! I love doing films!!
This is sooo interesting! Especially for those people who love doing films like directors, producers and actors. Tho actually, Im not really into films but I loveee watching films! So big thanks for this workshop.
Very intresting workshop especially for those who are aspiring actors, directors. I love watching films so thank you so much for sharing this amazing workshop. I really enjoyed myself. Keep it up the good work. All the very best.