Indie Filmmaking Anyone?

[pobre]

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ok.....abi man gud nako naa moy a certain age bracket ba nga inyu gikinahanglan na actors.... asa gani ko moadtu if mo audition and wer wat time?

[HOMEY]

This people r insane yayayayaaangggkksss.....

namu namu namuuu.!!!!1

[BeoR]

stay tuned for a major announcement soon.

[satoy]

power!!! hehehe

[kobe]

howat ko!

[jomark]

Sooner than you think...

[Blongkoy]

Jomark,

For the Jags Media TV, count my Turistang Ahat series of four episodes of some 15-20 minutes each episode. I believe this series has a certain touch of class and expanse. If you have not yet seen any one of the episodes, I will be more than pleased to show them to you this coming Sunday. They are already fully edited, titled and subtitled, scored and tweaked for airing

To be brief about this:

My Turistang Ahat broke her piggybank, bought herself a round trip ticket and visited Washington DC, New York City, San Francisco and Honolulu. Along the way she was quite overwhelmed with what she saw: from Michael Jackson look alikes to fellow Filpinos scavenging garbage bins to survive. She also strut her Cebuano wares in the farewell performance of Miss Saigon. In all this time --- only to save money --- she had to contend herself with turbanned Pakistanis pedalling tri-sikads in the zooming traffic of the Americas. The sidewalks of these Americas were her dining spaces, grabbing some filling from this country's version of duko-duko. In the end, she returned home more wizened, that her country of origin, particularly her place in Cebu, was still the better place to live and die.

I can also re-edit Agos sa Luha, Agos sa Dugo to fit your time slotting

LCV Blo

[Blongkoy]

Oh, yes, Jomark. I just got back from a long romance with You Know What Productions. A Philippine project is in the offing, to be shot near here.

LCV Blo

[iSTORYA]

wow sir nards.....i wont be absent this sunday......i will watch ds episodes.......

[Blongkoy]

Istorya,

I have more Turistang Ahat stories to tell.

Right now, I am editing one that features her in the farewell performance of Miss Saigon, dressing her best and having her driven to Broadway in a stretch limousine.

After this Miss Saigon episode, I am going to cut that one story that saw her mistakenly intruding into an anti-World Bank demonstration in Washington DC, getting some jitters in the process.

Oh, before I forget, my Turistang Ahat did also try her mettle with academicians at Stanford University, where she sat with the intellectuals of The Hoover Institution for the Study of War and Peace, trying to figure out how to privatize the justice system in the US.

Perhaps, from about 160 hours of raw footage, I can edit some 10 to 12 stories of Turistang Ahat, including that 4 episodes now with Jomark.