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Inter-Agency Partnership Program (IAPP)
The FDCP’s Inter-agency Partnership Program aims to support government agencies in their film-related events and executions by providing relevant films, hosting talkbacks, discussions, workshops and providing a venue or platform for the film activities.
Inter-Agency Partnership Program (IAPP)
The FDCP’s Inter-agency Partnership Program aims to support government agencies in their film-related events and executions by providing relevant films, hosting talkbacks, discussions, workshops and providing a venue or platform for the film activities.
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (IFFAP)
Aligned with the Film Development Council’s (FDCP) goal to promote Philippine cinema on the global stage and provide opportunities for filmmakers to represent the country, the International Film Market Assistance Program (IFMAP) has been created to provide support and assistance to Filipino filmmakers whose projects in development or finished films that are ready for presentation are selected in international film markets.
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (IFFAP)
Aligned with the Film Development Council’s (FDCP) goal to promote Philippine cinema on the global stage and provide opportunities for filmmakers to represent the country, the International Film Market Assistance Program (IFMAP) has been created to provide support and assistance to Filipino filmmakers whose projects in development or finished films that are ready for presentation are selected in international film markets.
INTERNATIONAL FILM MARKET ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (IFMAP)
Aligned with the Film Development Council’s (FDCP) goal to promote Philippine cinema on the global stage and provide opportunities for filmmakers to represent the country, the International Film Market Assistance Program (IFMAP) has been created to provide support and assistance to Filipino filmmakers whose projects in development or finished films that are ready for presentation are selected in international film markets.
INTERNATIONAL FILM MARKET ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (IFMAP)
Aligned with the Film Development Council’s (FDCP) goal to promote Philippine cinema on the global stage and provide opportunities for filmmakers to represent the country, the International Film Market Assistance Program (IFMAP) has been created to provide support and assistance to Filipino filmmakers whose projects in development or finished films that are ready for presentation are selected in international film markets.
THE PHILIPPINE PAVILION
Every year, the FDCP ensures and strengthens Filipino presence in key international film markets through the Philippine Pavilion. More than an exhibition space, it is aimed at providing business opportunities for the country’s featured companies, specifically through targeted B2B sessions and networking events.
THE PHILIPPINE PAVILION
Every year, the FDCP ensures and strengthens Filipino presence in key international film markets through the Philippine Pavilion. More than an exhibition space, it is aimed at providing business opportunities for the country’s featured companies, specifically through targeted B2B sessions and networking events.
FILM FESTIVAL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (FPP)
Film festivals are important drivers of film cultures in the regions and in the country. They encourage diversity and for more voices, old and new, to be heard. For the past decade, there has been a surge of local festivals and activities offered to the public. This would lead to a more inclusive appreciation and access to local and alternative content. The Festival Partnership Program (FPP) provides support and assistance to established local festivals which continue to enrich and diversify the Philippines’ film culture.
FILM FESTIVAL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (FPP)
Film festivals are important drivers of film cultures in the regions and in the country. They encourage diversity and for more voices, old and new, to be heard. For the past decade, there has been a surge of local festivals and activities offered to the public. This would lead to a more inclusive appreciation and access to local and alternative content. The Festival Partnership Program (FPP) provides support and assistance to established local festivals which continue to enrich and diversify the Philippines’ film culture.
FESTIVAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FDAP)
The Festival Development Assistance Program (FDAP) is a support program of the FDCP that aims to nurture and sustain film communities in the Philippines. FDCP believes that film festivals, especially those in the regions, are platforms to discover emerging voices and serve as venues to champion the film culture of a particular locality. Through this program, FDCP connects with regional film communities by providing financial and program support to sustain their respective film festivals and film-related community activities.
FESTIVAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FDAP)
The Festival Development Assistance Program (FDAP) is a support program of the FDCP that aims to nurture and sustain film communities in the Philippines. FDCP believes that film festivals, especially those in the regions, are platforms to discover emerging voices and serve as venues to champion the film culture of a particular locality. Through this program, FDCP connects with regional film communities by providing financial and program support to sustain their respective film festivals and film-related community activities.
SPOTLIGHT: PHILIPPINES
Spotlight: Philippines is a program which aims to promote Philippine cinema globally through partnerships with international festivals, organizations, and institutions. Under this program the Film Development Council of the Philippines showcases retrospectives, special Philippine focus and screenings highlighting significant milestones and key players in Philippine cinema and builds its brand by curating films for international venues and audiences.
SPOTLIGHT: PHILIPPINES
Spotlight: Philippines is a program which aims to promote Philippine cinema globally through partnerships with international festivals, organizations, and institutions. Under this program the Film Development Council of the Philippines showcases retrospectives, special Philippine focus and screenings highlighting significant milestones and key players in Philippine cinema and builds its brand by curating films for international venues and audiences.