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Wednesday, February 16, 2022

The FEU Dance Company to hold its First-Ever Virtual Concert on Feb. 22


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Unstoppable – that’s the word that best describes the FEU Dance Company (FDC). After the pandemic hit, schools and dance studios closed like most establishments but that did not stop the said company from
creating art and immersing people in it.

Company members juggled their responsibilities as family members, students, dancers, and human beings, all while being confined within their homes.

On Tuesday, February 22, 2022 at 4:30 P.M, the FDC will premiere LockDance,
a virtual dance concert that took two years to make. It will be streamed through the FEU Center for the Arts’ YouTube Channel.

LockDance features creative choreographers namely: FDC Artistic Director Eduardo Malagkit, Kevin Francisco, Carlo Padoga,
Danyel Reyes, Micah Soriano, Brielle Zulueta, Angelikha Bay, Kiera Elizares, Ahren Bitong, Jahmil Dayao, Elvin Salazar, Cirus Bonifacio, Mya Samonte,
and Claire Planas, and their dances that tell stories of reminiscing, contemplating, struggling, and yearning for hope despite the setbacks of the pandemic.

This free concert can be viewed from the comfort and safety of one's home as the FDC's way of sharing the message of hope
and resiliency with its audience. 
From lockdown to LockDance, everything will be alright in due time.

For additional information, please contact, feudancec@gmail.com

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

WorldHotels Collection Celebrates The Opening of Garden Hotel Museum, Guangzhou


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WorldHotels’ longstanding member, The Garden Hotel Guangzhou has recently launched its own historical museum to showcasing the incredible ‘Legacy of 36 Years’.

 

Graceful History of Guangzhou, China 

 

‘Cultures worth inheriting, yet memories to be remembered’ has been a valuable philosophy of the hotel and forms the inspiration behind the debut of the distinctive Garden Hotel Museum who intend to ‘retain yesterday, record today, and serve tomorrow’.

 

Guests can now discover the decent Guangzhou’s cultural scene throughout their ‘Eight Identities’, which consist of “The same root as the nation, The same frequency of their openness, The same vein as the old city, The same brilliance as the industry, The same quality with taste, The synchronization with the world, The same walk with the times, and The same feeling with the audience”.

 

The exquisite Garden Hotel Museum is amazingly exhibited in a total surface area of 1,600 square meters, six permanent grand halls, divided into six themes:

  • Ancient Industry, The Way of Residence and Stop
  • Millennium Commercial Capital, Commercial Port and Residential
  • Economic Development, Hotel Prosperity
  • Opening to The Outside World, Hotel with The Same Frequency
  • Classic Extraordinary, Garden Hotel
  • Above the Landscape, Quality Life

 

WorldHotels congratulates The Garden Hotel Guangzhou on the stunning brand-new museum, which creates an immersive story and truly unique guest experience.

 

The Garden Hotel Museum opens its doors from Tuesdays to Sundays, 9.30am until 6.30pm.

 

FDCP FILMPHILIPPINES Incentives Cycle 1 2022 is now open for applications


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The Film Development Council of the Philippines’ FilmPhilippines Office is now accepting applications for this year’s Incentives Program Cycle 1. The call is open to international production companies in business with a Philippine film producer/company on an ongoing project.

To encourage co-production and for international filmmakers to decide to have the country as film destination, the country offers location incentives to attract international film and audiovisual projects for production and post-production as well as foreign producers looking to do international co-productions with Filipino producers.

Interested filmmakers and production companies may apply to the following incentive programs:

      Film Location Incentives Program (FLIP): Grantees will receive a 20% cash rebate on their qualified Philippine production expenditures, with rebate not exceeding PHP 10 million (approx. USD 200,000), provided a minimum qualified production spending of PHP 8 million (approx. USD 157,000) was spent within the Philippines;

      International Co-production Fund (ICOF):  Grantees will be eligible to receive a selective fund for international co-productions with the Philippines that will provide cash incentives of up to 40% on the project's qualified Philippine production expenditures with a maximum amount of PHP10 Million; and

      ASEAN Co-production Fund (ACOF): Grantees will receive a selective fund of USD 50,000 up to USD 150,000 with fifty percent of which must be spent on qualified Philippine production expenditures, and provided that the selected ASEAN film is a co-production with a Filipino production company, and is helmed by a director from an ASEAN member country (Philippines, Vietnam, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, and Cambodia).

 

The incentives programs will have three application periods for 2022, with each one followed by a Selection Committee deliberation the following month:

Cycle 1: February 7, 2022- March 31, 2022 (April deliberation period)

Cycle 2: May 2, 2022-July 29, 2022 (August deliberation period)

Cycle 3: September 1, 2022- November 29,2022 (December deliberation period).

Since 2020, the FilmPhilippines Incentives (FPI) has been steadfast in its goal to promote the Philippines as a highly viable filming destination.Through these incentives programs, the FDCP, through its FilmPhilippines Office, aims to provide funding for domestic and international co-productions to open opportunities for Filipino film producers to serve as line producers, partners or co-producers for the production of quality projects, toward the goal of fostering internationalization and continuous professional growth, create jobs for homegrown pool of film workers, and generate revenue for service providers in the country.

Some of FPI’s  previous grantees are Ella Arcangel: Awit ng Pangil at Kuko by Mervin Malonzo, Dancing the Tides by Xeph Suarez, Hold My Gaze by Carlo Enciso Catu, Kodokushi by Janus Victoria, Cu Li Never Cries by Pham Ngoc Lan, Almost Paradise by Dean Devlin, and the hit reality TV series Survivor.

ICOF and FLIP were launched in 2019, while ACOF was inaugurated the following year in 2020. Now on its third year, FPI comes with an updated set of guidelines which you can download at this link along with the application form: www.filmphilippines.com. For queries and concerns regarding the program, contact filmphilippines@fdcp.ph

Film Development Council of the Philippines

Media Relations Unit

ADDRESS 855 T.M. Kalaw Street, Ermita, Manila, Philippines 1000

PHONE +63 2 82569958 loc. 100

E-MAIL mediadesk@fdcp.ph

WEB https://www.fdcp.ph/

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