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Multimedia Designer

Film Philippines Office

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. Conceptualize and design content for FPO’s various communication platforms (website, social media, ads, etc.)
  2. Collaborate with the communication officer and program leads to ensure all visual outputs align with FPO’s branding, marketing, and strategic objectives;
  3. Create diverse marketing collateral for both prints and digital use, and animations, motion graphics, and AV materials as needed;
  4. Produce innovative visual materials with targeted messaging for international B2B Audiences and global industry counterparts;
  5. Tailor and optimize visual content for various device and digital platforms to maximize audience reach and engagement;
  6. Conduct photo/video coverage and documentation for promotional activities and transform raw footage into compelling materials and highlight reels;
  7. Upload a high standard of creativity and technical precision in all deliverables;
  8. Ensure all promotional materials meet strict brand standards and organizational guidelines;
  9. Perform other related tasks needed by the unit;
  10. Assist in other adhoc responsibilities.
     

QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Bachelor’s degree in Visual Communication, Multimedia Arts, Fine Arts, or a related creative field;
  2. At least two (2) years of professional experience within a creative agency or in house creative team;
  3. Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite and professional video editing software;
  4. Has a strong portfolio that demonstrates a range of work including motion, video, and static designs;
  5. Skilled at photography and videography;
  6. Proactive and a self-starter; can work under minimal supervision;
  7. Capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines;
  8. Demonstrates good attention to details and can function well in a fast paced environment;
  9. Willing to travel to various locations for events, film sets, or promotional activities as required;
  10. Can handle sensitive information with confidentiality;
  11. A strong creative pulse and sufficient knowledge of the film and audiovisual industry is a significant advantage.
     

DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED:

  • Fully accomplished Personal Data Sheet (PDS) with a recent passport-size picture and Work Experience Sheet (CS Form No. 212, Revised 2025)
Download CSC Form
  • Letter of Intent


JULIE H. ABANTE
Human Resources Management Officer I
Film Development Council of the Philippines

 

  • Certificate of Eligibility/Rating/License (if applicable)
  • Transcript of Records (if applicable)
     
Program Banner

FUND FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Pursuant to Republic Act 9167, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is mandated to create assistance funds to support different stages in the production of quality films, including but not limited to film development, production, post-production, marketing, distribution, exhibition, and archiving practices in the country.

 

In line with this, FDCP’s CreatePHFilms Funding Program was launched to ensure that the government provides support to filmmakers to complement their efforts in producing quality Filipino films. 

APPLICATION GUIDELINES APPLY HERE

Applicants/proponents must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  • Filipino production company duly registered as a business in the Philippines
  • Must be a Filipino Writer, Director, or Producer only
  • Holds or shares the intellectual property (IP) rights of the project, or has permission from the IP rights holder to use the source material
  • Has all necessary rights to develop, produce, and distribute the project
  • Duly registered and active member of the FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRC)
  • Does not have any overdue obligations and/or notice of sanction from any FDCP assistance or funding programs
  • Must have at least one completed film (short film / feature-length)

Projects that meet all of the following conditions:

 

For Fiction and Mixed-Media:

  1. Must have a concept paper and project treatment (submission of a working script is only if available)
  2. Mid-length film (min. of 40 minutes, max. of 79 minutes) or a full-length film (at least 80 minutes)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

 

For Animation:

  1. Must have a working storyboard/animation dossier
  2. Mid-length film (min. of 40 minutes, max. of 79 minutes) or a full-length film (at least 80 minutes)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

 

For Documentary:

  1. Must have a project treatment
  2. Mid-length film (min. of 40 minutes, max. of 79 minutes) or a full-length film (at least 80 minutes)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

The CreatePHFilms fund for Development is not available for:

  1. Short film projects below 40 minutes
  2. Advertisements or commercials
  3. Television series/ programs
  4. Academic film projects
  5. News or current affairs programs
  6. Public or live events projects
  7. Projects that contain pornography, promote violence, issues that insult, offend, and/or portray the Philippines in a negativelight, have themes/topics that threaten national security
  8. Projects that have received a Project Development Grant from CreatePHFilms
  9. Applicants that has outstanding obligations or sanctions from any FDCP assistance or funding programs, excluding ongoing contracts that have not yet lapsed

For Fiction, Non-fiction, Mixed Media

  1. Concept paper
  2. Project treatment
  3. Video pitch (3-5 mins. only, mp4 file)
  4. Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  5. Previous work/s of the applicant
  6. Proposed development schedule (include pre-production timeline if available)
  7. Proposed development budget (include pre-production budget if available)
  8. Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  9. Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  10. Production Company Business permit/registration/BIR 2303
  11. Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry
  12. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  13. For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material

 

For Animation

  1. Concept paper
  2. Working storyboard/Animation dossier
  3. Video pitch (3-5min. Only, mp4 file)
  4. Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  5. Previous work/s of the applicant
  6. Development timeline (include pre-production timeline if available)
  7. Development budget (include pre-production budget if available)
  8. Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  9. Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  10. Production Company Business permit/registration/BIR 2303
  11. Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry
  12. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  13. For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material


Documentary

  1. Concept paper
  2. Video pitch (3-5min. only, mp4 file)
  3. Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  4. Previous work/s of the applicant
  5. Development timeline (include pre-production timeline if available)
  6. Development budget (include pre-production budget if available)
  7. Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  8. Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  9. Production company business permit/registration/BIR 2303
  10. Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry
  11. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  12. For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material
CRITERIA%
A. The degree to which the work promotes Philippine culture, values, and territory30%
B. Compelling and engaging ideas with the potential to be great films30%
C. Quality of the script, scriptwriter, director, and producer attached to the project20%
D. The degree to which the project targets the domestic audiences20%
  1. How can I apply?
    Submit your project through the CreatePHFilms application form. Click “Apply Now” above.
     
  2. How many projects can I submit?
    Each applicant may submit a maximum of three (3) projects in a single funding program per cycle. However, only one (1) may be selected.
     
  3. Can I submit my project more than once?
    Yes – if your project is not selected, you may reapply in future cycles as long as there are significant creative and/or financial changes made since the last submission.
     
  4. Can I apply to CreatePHFilms without a production company?
    Yes – for the Fund for Short Film, individual applicants may apply without a production company, provided that they are registered and an active member of the National Registry (NR).

    However, all other CreatePHFilms programs require a production company duly registered and an active member of NR to be eligible for grant.
     
  5. Can an applicant/production company that has already received support from CreatePHFilms apply for another type of FDCP support?
    Yes – as long as the applicant/production company attached to the project does not have any overdue obligations or sanctions with any FDCP programs or the project is not applied to another FDCP program with similar grant coverage.
     
  6. Can an applicant receive feedback from CreatePHFilms if their project was not accepted?
    While CreatePHFilms appreciate the interest and effort put into each application, the program is unable to provide individual feedback to unselected projects due to the high volume of applications.
     
  7. Can I apply if I’m currently based abroad?
    Yes, as long as the applicant is a Filipino, will employ Filipino production crew and staff for the project, and meets all other eligibility requirements.
     
  8. Will I retain the rights to my project after the workshop?
    Yes. The filmmaker retains full ownership and intellectual property rights. However, they must comply with FDCP’s acknowledgment and reporting requirements if selected.

Production Support Unit – Film Development Council of the Philippines:
createphfilms@fdcp.gov.ph

Program Banner

FUND FOR SHORT FILMS

Pursuant to Republic Act 9167, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is mandated to create assistance funds to support different stages in the production of quality films, including but not limited to film development, production, post-production, marketing, distribution, exhibition, and archiving practices in the country.

 

In line with this, FDCP’s CreatePHFilms Funding Program was launched to ensure that the government provides support to filmmakers to complement their efforts in producing quality Filipino films. 

APPLICATION GUIDELINES APPLY HERE

Applicants/proponents must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  • Filipino citizen or permanent resident of the Philippines (must be of legal age)
  • Filipino director, producer, or writer, serving as the producer of the project
  • Holds or shares the intellectual property (IP) rights of the project, or has permission from the IP rights holder to use the source material
  • Has all necessary rights to develop, produce, and distribute the project
  • Duly registered and active member of  FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRAW)
  • Does not have any overdue obligations and/or notice of sanction from any FDCP assistance or funding programs
  • Must have at least one completed film (feature-length or short film)

Projects that meet all of the following conditions:
For Fiction and Mixed-Media:

  1. Must have a concept paper, project treatment, and script
  2. Short film (min. 12 mins. and max. of 20 mins. including OBB and CBB)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

 

For Animation: 

  1. Must have a concept paper, project treatment, and script
  2. Short film (min. 12 mins. and max. of 20 mins. including OBB and CBB)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

 

For Documentary: 

  1. Must have a project treatment
  2. Short film (min. 12 mins. and max. of 20 mins. including OBB and CBB)
  3. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  4. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget

The CreatePHFilms fund for Short Film is not available for:
 

  1. Projects that are less than 12 mins. and more than 20 mins.
  2. Advertisements or commercials
  3. Television series/programs
  4. Academic film projects
  5. News or current affairs programs
  6. Productions of public or live events
  7. Projects that contain pornography, promote violence, issues that insult, offend, and/or portray the Philippines in a negative light, have themes/topics that threaten national security
  8. Projects that have received a Short Film Grant from CreatePHFilms
  9. Applicants that has outstanding obligations or sanctions from any FDCP assistance or funding programs, excluding ongoing contracts that have not yet lapsed

For Fiction and Mixed Media 

  • Concept paper and treatment
  • Script
  • Video pitch (3-5 mins. only, mp4 file)
  • Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  • Previous work/s of the applicant
  • Proposed production timeline (principal photography to post-production)
  • Proposed production budget (principal photography to post-production)
  • Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry for Audiovisual Workers (NRAW)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  • For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material

 

For Animation 

  • Concept paper
  • Working storyboard/Animation dossier
  • Video pitch (3-5min. Only, mp4 file)
  • Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  • Proposed production timeline (principal photography to post-production)
  • Proposed production budget (principal photography to post-production)
  • Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry for Audiovisual Workers (NRAW)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  • For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material

 

For Documentary and Non-Fiction Works 

  • Concept paper
  • Working treatment
  • Video pitch (3-5min. Only, mp4 file)
  • Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  • Previous work/s of the applicant
  • Proposed production timeline (principal photography to post-production)
  • Proposed production budget (principal photography to post-production)
  • Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry for Audiovisual Workers (NRAW)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  • Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  • For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material
CRITERIA % 
A. Quality of the project and production team30%
B. Degree to which the project promotes the Philippine culture20%
C. Degree to which the production depicts and contributes to the Philippine film industry20%
D. Potential to gain national/global recognition15%
E. Financial strength and stability of the project10%
F. Potential distribution plan5%
  1. How can I apply?
    Submit your project through the CreatePHFilms application form. Click “Apply Now” above.
     
  2. How many projects can I submit?
    Each applicant may submit a maximum of three (3) projects in a single funding program per cycle. However, only one (1) may be selected.
     
  3. Can I submit my project more than once?
    Yes – if your project is not selected, you may reapply in future cycles as long as there are significant creative and/or financial changes made since the last submission.
     
  4. Can I apply to CreatePHFilms without a production company?
    Yes – for the Fund for Short Film, individual applicants may apply without a production company, provided that they are registered and an active member of the National Registry (NR).

    However, all other CreatePHFilms programs require a production company duly registered and an active member of NR to be eligible for grant.
     
  5. Can an applicant/production company that has already received support from CreatePHFilms apply for another type of FDCP support?
    Yes – as long as the applicant/production company attached to the project does not have any overdue obligations or sanctions with any FDCP programs or the project is not applied to another FDCP program with similar grant coverage.
     
  6. Can an applicant receive feedback from CreatePHFilms if their project was not accepted?
    While CreatePHFilms appreciate the interest and effort put into each application, the program is unable to provide individual feedback to unselected projects due to the high volume of applications.
     
  7. Can I apply if I’m currently based abroad?
    Yes, as long as the applicant is a Filipino, will employ Filipino production crew and staff for the project, and meets all other eligibility requirements.
     
  8. Will I retain the rights to my project after the workshop?
    Yes. The filmmaker retains full ownership and intellectual property rights. However, they must comply with FDCP’s acknowledgment and reporting requirements if selected.

Production Support Unit – Film Development Council of the Philippines:
createphfilms@fdcp.gov.ph

Program Banner

FUND FOR SMALL BUDGET PRODUCTION

Pursuant to Republic Act 9167, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is mandated to create assistance funds to support different stages in the production of quality films, including but not limited to film development, production, post-production, marketing, distribution, exhibition, and archiving practices in the country.

 

In line with this, FDCP’s CreatePHFilms Funding Program was launched to ensure that the government provides support to filmmakers to complement their efforts in producing quality Filipino films.

APPLICATION GUIDELINES APPLY HERE

Applicants/proponents must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  • Filipino production company duly registered as a business in the Philippines
  • Must be a Filipino director or producer, serving as producer of the project
  • Holds or shares the intellectual property (IP) rights of the project, or has permission from the IP rights holder to use the source material
  • Has all necessary rights to develop, produce, and distribute the project
  • Duly registered and active member of  FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRC)
  • Does not have any overdue obligations and/or notice of sanction from any FDCP assistance or funding programs
  • Must have at least one completed film (feature-length)

Projects that meet all of the following conditions:

  1. Ready to commence with principal photography within (6) months upon application
  2. Mid-length film (min. 40 minutes, max. of 79 minutes) or full-length film (at least 80 minutes)
  3. Work of fiction, documentary, animation, and mixed media
  4. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  5. Overall production budget must be less than fifteen million pesos (PHP 15,000,000.00)
  6. Must have a financing plan and proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  7. Must have a plan for theatrical, VOD, and/or festival release
  8. Targets domestic audiences

The CreatePHFilms fund for Small Budget Production is not available for:

  1. Short films (below 40 minutes)
  2. Advertisements or commercials
  3. Television series/programs
  4. Academic film projects
  5. News or current affairs programs
  6. Productions of public or live events
  7. Projects that contain pornography, promote violence, issues that insult, offend, and/or portray the Philippines in a negative light, have themes/topics that threaten national security
  8. Projects that have received a Small Budget Production Grant or Large Budget Production Grant from CreatePHFilms
  9. Applicants that has outstanding obligations or sanctions from any FDCP assistance or funding programs, excluding ongoing contracts that have not yet lapsed
  1. Concept paper
  2. Latest version of the script / Project treatment (for documentary)
  3. Video pitch (3-5 mins. only, mp4 file)
  4. Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  5. Previous work/s of the applicant
  6. Proposed production to post-production schedule
  7. Proposed production to post-production budget
  8. Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  9. Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  10. Business permit/BIR 2303
  11. Proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRC)
  12. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  13. For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material
CRITERIA % 
A. Degree to which the work promotes Philippine culture and values as well as territory25%
B. Degree to which the project contributes to the Philippine film industry and economy25%
C. Compelling and engaging ideas with potential to be great films25%
D. Financial strength and stability of the project10%
E. Quality of the project, its team, and talent attached to the project10%
F. Distribution potential through festival, theatrical release, and VOD/s platform, reaching domestic audiences5%
  1. How can I apply?
    Submit your project through the CreatePHFilms application form. Click “Apply Now” above.
     
  2. How many projects can I submit?
    Each applicant may submit a maximum of three (3) projects in a single funding program per cycle. However, only one (1) may be selected.
     
  3. Can I submit my project more than once?
    Yes – if your project is not selected, you may reapply in future cycles as long as there are significant creative and/or financial changes made since the last submission.
     
  4. Can I apply to CreatePHFilms without a production company?
    Yes – for the Fund for Short Film, individual applicants may apply without a production company, provided that they are registered and an active member of the National Registry (NR).

    However, all other CreatePHFilms programs require a production company duly registered and an active member of NR to be eligible for grant.
     
  5. Can an applicant/production company that has already received support from CreatePHFilms apply for another type of FDCP support?
    Yes – as long as the applicant/production company attached to the project does not have any overdue obligations or sanctions with any FDCP programs or the project is not applied to another FDCP program with similar grant coverage.
     
  6. Can an applicant receive feedback from CreatePHFilms if their project was not accepted?
    While CreatePHFilms appreciate the interest and effort put into each application, the program is unable to provide individual feedback to unselected projects due to the high volume of applications.
     
  7. Can I apply if I’m currently based abroad?
    Yes, as long as the applicant is a Filipino, will employ Filipino production crew and staff for the project, and meets all other eligibility requirements.
     
  8. Will I retain the rights to my project after the workshop?
    Yes. The filmmaker retains full ownership and intellectual property rights. However, they must comply with FDCP’s acknowledgment and reporting requirements if selected.

Production Support Unit – Film Development Council of the Philippines:
createphfilms@fdcp.gov.ph

Program Banner

FUND FOR LARGE BUDGET PRODUCTION

Pursuant to Republic Act 9167, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is mandated to create assistance funds to support different stages in the production of quality films, including but not limited to film development, production, post-production, marketing, distribution, exhibition, and archiving practices in the country.

 

In line with this, FDCP’s CreatePHFilms Funding Program was launched to ensure that the government provides support to filmmakers to complement their efforts in producing quality Filipino films.

APPLICATION GUIDELINES APPLY HERE

Applicants/proponents must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  • Filipino production company duly registered as a business in the Philippines
  • Must be a Filipino director or producer, serving as producer of the project
  • Holds or shares the intellectual property (IP) rights of the project, or has permission from the IP rights holder to use the source material
  • Has all the necessary rights to develop, produce, and distribute the project
  • Duly registered and active member of  FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRC)
  • Does not have any overdue obligations and/or notice of sanction from any FDCP assistance or funding programs
  • Must have at least one completed film (feature-length)
     

Projects that meet all of the following conditions:

  1. Ready to commence with principal photography within (6) months upon application
  2. Full-length film (at least 80 minutes)
  3. Work of fiction, documentary, animation, and mixed media
  4. Must be in English or any Filipino language/s (must be subtitled in English)
  5. Overall production budget must be at least fifteen million pesos (P15,000,000.00)
  6. Must have a financing plan and proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  7. Must have a plan for theatrical, VOD, and/or festival release
  8. Targets domestic audiences
     

The CreatePHFilms fund for Large Budget Production is not available for:

  1. Mid-length and short films (below 79 minutes
  2. Advertisements or commercials
  3. Television series/programs
  4. Academic film projects
  5. News or current affairs programs
  6. Productions of public or live events
  7. Projects that contain pornography, promote violence, issues that insult, offend, and/or portray the Philippines in a negative light, have themes/topics that threaten national security
  8. Projects that have received a Small Budget Production Grant or Large Budget Production Grant from CreatePHFilms
  9. Applicants that has outstanding obligations or sanctions from any FDCP assistance or funding programs, excluding ongoing contracts that have not yet lapsed
     
  1. Concept paper
  2. Latest version of the script / Project treatment (for documentary)
  3. Video pitch (3-5 mins. only, mp4 file)
  4. Resume/Filmography/Artistic portfolio of the applicant
  5. Previous work/s of the applicant
  6. Proposed production to post-production schedule
  7. Proposed production to post-production budget
  8. Documentary proof of active registration with the FDCP National Registry for Companies (NRC)
  9. Scanned, signed, and notarized Statutory Declaration (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  10. Scanned, signed, and notarized Writer’s Certification (original hard copy will be submitted to FDCP if selected)
  11. Business permit/ BIR 2303
  12. Proof of minimum 20% secured funding of the proposed budget
  13. For adapted works: copyright adaptation authorization, and source material
     
CRITERIA % 
A. Degree to which the work promotes Philippine culture and values as well as territory25%
B. Degree to which the project contributes to the Philippine film industry and economy25%
C. Compelling and engaging ideas with potential to be great films25%
D. Financial strength and stability of the project10%
E. Quality of the project, its team, and talent attached to the project10%
F. Distribution potential through festival, theatrical release, and VOD/s platform, reaching domestic audiences5%
  1. How can I apply?
    Submit your project through the CreatePHFilms application form. Click “Apply Now” above.
     
  2. How many projects can I submit?
    Each applicant may submit a maximum of three (3) projects in a single funding program per cycle. However, only one (1) may be selected.
     
  3. Can I submit my project more than once?
    Yes – if your project is not selected, you may reapply in future cycles as long as there are significant creative and/or financial changes made since the last submission.
     
  4. Can I apply to CreatePHFilms without a production company?
    Yes – for the Fund for Short Film, individual applicants may apply without a production company, provided that they are registered and an active member of the National Registry (NR).

    However, all other CreatePHFilms programs require a production company duly registered and an active member of NR to be eligible for grant.
     
  5. Can an applicant/production company that has already received support from CreatePHFilms apply for another type of FDCP support?
    Yes – as long as the applicant/production company attached to the project does not have any overdue obligations or sanctions with any FDCP programs or the project is not applied to another FDCP program with similar grant coverage.
     
  6. Can an applicant receive feedback from CreatePHFilms if their project was not accepted?
    While CreatePHFilms appreciate the interest and effort put into each application, the program is unable to provide individual feedback to unselected projects due to the high volume of applications.
     
  7. Can I apply if I’m currently based abroad?
    Yes, as long as the applicant is a Filipino, will employ Filipino production crew and staff for the project, and meets all other eligibility requirements.
     
  8. Will I retain the rights to my project after the workshop?
    Yes. The filmmaker retains full ownership and intellectual property rights. However, they must comply with FDCP’s acknowledgment and reporting requirements if selected.

Production Support Unit – Film Development Council of the Philippines:
createphfilms@fdcp.gov.ph

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February 2, 2026

THE PHILIPPINES BRINGS BIG STORIES IN BERLIN

The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) opens 2026 with a strong international presence at the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) and the European Film Market (EFM) from February 12 - 22.

 

These global platforms bring together industry leaders and emerging filmmakers with one shared goal — to advance cinema worldwide.

 

Here’s a look  at the Philippines’ footprint on the global stage:

 

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