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[[Image:CineastesLogo.jpg | thumb| 180px| UP Cineastes' Studio Logo]]
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The University of the Philippines Cineastes' Studio, commonly known as UP Cineastes' Studio or UP Cineastes, is a non-stock, non-profit, duly-recognized, university-wide student film organization based at the UP College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines Diliman, committed to serve the film community and promote film awareness, appreciation and understanding, and as well as to other forms of artistic expression.
The University of the Philippines Cineastes' Studio, commonly known as UP Cineastes' Studio or UP Cineastes, is a non-stock, non-profit, duly-recognized, university-wide student film organization based at the [[UP College of Mass Communication]], [[University of the Philippines Diliman]], committed to serve the film community and promote film awareness, appreciation and understanding, and as well as to other forms of artistic expression.


It is the first film organization for students in the Philippines, established on September 24, 1984, preceding that of the film department of the College of Mass Communication. UP Cineastes was home to prominent figures in Philippine media such as directors Cathy Garcia-Molina, Joyce Bernal, broadcasters and television personalities Kim Atienza and Christine Bersola-Babao, as well as Eraserheads frontman Ely Buendia.
UP Cineastes' Studio is active in promoting literacy in film and other arts through workshops, publications, contests, screenings, thesis exposures, and academic tie-ups. Throughout the years, it has gained recognition as the first and premiere student film organization in the country.


==Cineastes==
==Cineastes==
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The organization's name is derived from the film term cineaste, a word that comes from the 20th century French fusion of the words cinematographe and enthusiaste. Today, the modern English term has become ''cineaste'', short for cinema enthusiast.
The organization's name is derived from the film term "cineaste", a word that comes from the 20th century French fusion of the words "cinematographe" and "enthusiaste". Today, the modern English term has become "cineaste", short for cinema enthusiast.


==History==
==History==
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The UP Cineastes' Studio was formed on September 24, 1984. It started out as an organization just for film students of the University of the Philippines Diliman. But later on, it expanded to include students from the College of Home Economics, College of Education, College of Engineering, College of Business Administration, and other UP Diliman colleges as well.


Ever since its conception, UP Cineastes' Studio has been upholding the art of filmmaking. The organization is well-known for its continuous film exhibitions in the past years, and now for its tie-ups with the UP Film Institute in holding events such as the UP Film & Video Festival for independent amateur/professional filmmakers, the Black Beret Film Festival for student filmmakers, Russian Film Festival, Fade to Black, the 16mm Film Festival and It’s A Wrap.
U.P. Cineastes' Studio (pronounced as si-ne-yasts), is the first film organization for students in the Philippines, established on September 24, 1984, preceding that of the film department of the [[College of Mass Communication]]. It started out as an organization just for film students of the [[University of the Philippines Diliman]]. But later on, it expanded to include students from other colleges as well.


The goal of the organization has always been to uphold cinema, particularly local cinema. Also to initiate activities that would elevate the knowledge and craftsmanship in our field of endeavor, and to promote fellowship among film students. And through the years, it can be said that the UP Cineastes' Studio has been steadfast in realizing these goals. In so doing, the organization is now considered an instrumental factor in the continuous promotion of film appreciation and awareness in the UP Diliman community.
As the premier student film organization in the country, it is our primary goal to be steadfast in promoting film appreciation and literacy. For 34 years, we have consistently upheld avenues for creative expression, cultural awareness and understanding, as well as camaraderie among film enthusiasts. By organizing screenings, film orgies, contests, film festivals, production exposures, workshops, and academic tie-ups, Cineastes commits all these contributions in support of Philippine cinema – now at its centennial celebration – and the functions it serves in Philippine society.
 
In recent years, the organization gained notability for being an integral part in the promotion of Philippine independent cinema to a larger audience, bringing the two largest independent film festivals Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival and Cinema One Originals to the academic community.
 
UP Cineastes' Studio was home to prominent figures in Philippine media such as directors Cathy Garcia-Molina, Joyce Bernal, broadcasters and television personalities Kim Atienza and Christine Bersola-Babao, as well as Eraserheads and Pupil frontman Ely Buendia.


==Executive Board==
==Executive Board==
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;
{| class="wikitable"
| scope="col" style="width: 350px;" | <b>President</b>
|-
| scope="col" style="width: 350px;" | Rocky Morilla
| scope="col" style="width: 400px;" | <b>President</b>
| scope="col" style="width: 400px;" | Marielle Makilan
|-
|-
| <b>Executive Vice President</b>
| <b>Executive Vice President</b>
| Drestel Leigh Galang
| Kristoffer Crispin Gaspar
|-
|-
| <b>Secretary</b>
| <b>Secretary</b>
| Janine De Villa
| Wendrei Brent Orquiola
|-
|-
| <b>Treasurer</b>
| <b>Treasurer</b>
| Lyka Policarpio
| Xanthe Kaelo Baldonado
|-
| <b>Vice President for Internal Affairs</b>
| Marigene Therese Gabuten
|-
|-
| <b>Vice President for Creative Affairs</b>
| rowspan="2" | <b>Vice President for External Relations</b>
| James Andrey Gutierrez
| Erick Prynze Sazon
|-
|-
| <b>Vice President for Education and Research</b>
| -
| Marc Stanley Mozo
|-
|-
| <b>Vice President for External Relations</b>
| rowspan="2" | <b>Vice President for Education and Research</b>
| Ally Sanga
| Bienvenido Biong III
|-
|-
| <b>Vice President for Internal Affairs</b>
| Jo Antonette Cañete
| Jasmine Mendoza
|-
|-
| <b>Vice President for Marketing</b>
| <b>Vice President for Marketing</b>
| Hans Gabrielle Piozon
| Abigail Angela Recarro
|-
| rowspan="2" | <b>Vice President for Creative Affairs</b>
| John Alex Estrella
|-
| -
|}
|}
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[[File:Cineastes_Org_Photo_2017.jpeg |thumb| 300px| Cineastes A.Y. 2016-2017]]
[[File:Cineastes_Org_Photo_2017.jpeg |thumb| 300px| Cineastes A.Y. 2016-2017]]


Every start of the semester, we open up our organization to students from all over the University of the Philippines Diliman to give them the chance to become a member of UP Cineastes’ Studio. Though we are an organization based in the College of Mass Communication, we do not limit our membership to just students of media. We do invite students from different colleges to seize the opportunity to expand their interest in film and filmmaking as well as develop fellowship among fellow film enthusiasts.  
Membership is open to all students of the [[University of the Philippines Diliman]] regardless of degree program and/or home college. Membership application is held on a two-month process held every semester, beginning on September for the First Semester, and on February for the Second Semester of the Academic Year. Applicants are then immersed to various film workshops and activities. <br>
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Members are sorted to specific committees and are expected to contribute to the different events staged by the organization throughout the year. Membership can be renewed every year until graduation. At its peak, UP Cineastes' Studio has more than a hundred active members on a single semester, making it one of the largest academic organizations in the university.


==Activities==
==Activities==
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Cineastes are aspiring visionaries, seeking social transformation through films. In service of Philippine cinema, we organize activities which bring the art of filmmaking closer to enthusiasts of all social types. Such activities include semestral film literacy workshops, film contests and conferences, production exposures, academic tie-ups, and an official publication (Splice Magazine). Within the past decade, we have successfully brought films from festivals such as Cinemalaya, Cinema One Originals, QCinema, and CineFilipino, as well as a wide roster of student short films closer to the student community.


<b> CINEASTES PRESENTS </b><br>
<b> CINEASTES PRESENTS </b><br>
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Our annual film conference offers insights on current trends in Philippine Cinema from some of the very filmmakers who contribute to it. Free of charge and open to the public, this conference seeks to hold substantial discourse about the various areas of concern within Philippine cinema today.
Our annual film conference offers insights on current trends in Philippine Cinema from some of the very filmmakers who contribute to it. Free of charge and open to the public, this conference seeks to hold substantial discourse about the various areas of concern within Philippine cinema today.
[[File:Cineastes_FLW.png|thumb|left|300px|U.P. Cineastes' Studio members with high school student-participants from Diliman Preparatory School]]


<b> FILM LITERACY WORKSHOPS </b><br>
<b> FILM LITERACY WORKSHOPS </b><br>
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<b> HAUTE AUTEUR </b><br>
<b> HAUTE AUTEUR </b><br>


[[Image:Habautor.jpg | thumb|left|250px|Filmmakers Ramon Bautista and John Torres as guest judges at 2011's Haute Auteur held at Shangri-La Plaza]]
Conceptualized in 2009, Haute Auteur is a silent video competition hosted by the organization. UP Cineastes' Studio invites everyone interested in films and filmmaking. The collection of videos will have a screening in a public venue wherein audiences from all walks of life will share a unique film viewing experience. To top it all off, each of the finalist’s films will be scored live by musicians during the awards night. As such, Haute Auteur continuously challenges budding filmmakers to go beyond and see how far sheer visuals can take them. As of A.Y. 2016-2017, Haute Auteur is being reevaluated in order to better cater to the needs of the film community.
 
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Conceptualized in 2009, Haute Auteur is a silent video competition hosted by the organization. P Cineastes' Studio invites everyone interested in films and filmmaking. The collection of videos will have a screening in a public venue wherein audiences from all walks of life will share a unique film viewing experience. To top it all off, each of the finalist’s films will be scored live by musicians during the awards night. As such, Haute Auteur continuously challenges budding filmmakers to go beyond and see how far sheer visuals can take them. As of A.Y. 2016-2017, Haute Auteur is being reevaluated in order to better cater to the needs of the film community.
==Splice Magazine==
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The official publication of the UP Cineastes' Studio, Splice Magazine is a film magazine that aims to splice together the reel and the real. It strives to emphasize the role of film in society through articles, reviews, and creative works of art. <br>


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Splice has previously featured filmmakers such as Sari Dalena, Jade Castro, Joyce Bernal, Ely Buendia, Sari Estrada, Carlo Manatad, and Ricky Lee in its cover articles.


==Alumni==
==Alumni==
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[https://vimeo.com/185272408 UP Cineastes’ Studio 2016 Reel]<br />
[https://vimeo.com/185272408 UP Cineastes’ Studio 2016 Reel]<br />
[https://vimeo.com/275766305 UP Cineastes’ Studio 2017 Reel]<br/>
[https://vimeo.com/275766305 UP Cineastes’ Studio 2017 Reel]<br/>
[http://bit.ly/CineastesReel2018 UP Cineastes’ Studio 2018 Reel]<br/>
[https://vimeo.com/590865459 UP Cineastes' Studio 2019-2020 Reel]


==Contact Us==
==Contact Us==

Latest revision as of 17:14, 24 February 2022


UP Cineastes' Studio Logo

The University of the Philippines Cineastes' Studio, commonly known as UP Cineastes' Studio or UP Cineastes, is a non-stock, non-profit, duly-recognized, university-wide student film organization based at the UP College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines, Diliman, committed to serve the film community and promote film awareness, appreciation and understanding, and as well as to other forms of artistic expression.

UP Cineastes' Studio is active in promoting literacy in film and other arts through workshops, publications, contests, screenings, thesis exposures, and academic tie-ups. Throughout the years, it has gained recognition as the first and premiere student film organization in the country.

Cineastes

The organization's name is derived from the film term "cineaste", a word that comes from the 20th century French fusion of the words "cinematographe" and "enthusiaste". Today, the modern English term has become "cineaste", short for cinema enthusiast.

History

U.P. Cineastes' Studio (pronounced as si-ne-yasts), is the first film organization for students in the Philippines, established on September 24, 1984, preceding that of the film department of the College of Mass Communication. It started out as an organization just for film students of the University of the Philippines, Diliman. But later on, it expanded to include students from other colleges as well.

As the premier student film organization in the country, it is our primary goal to be steadfast in promoting film appreciation and literacy. For 34 years, we have consistently upheld avenues for creative expression, cultural awareness and understanding, as well as camaraderie among film enthusiasts. By organizing screenings, film orgies, contests, film festivals, production exposures, workshops, and academic tie-ups, Cineastes commits all these contributions in support of Philippine cinema – now at its centennial celebration – and the functions it serves in Philippine society.

In recent years, the organization gained notability for being an integral part in the promotion of Philippine independent cinema to a larger audience, bringing the two largest independent film festivals Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival and Cinema One Originals to the academic community.

UP Cineastes' Studio was home to prominent figures in Philippine media such as directors Cathy Garcia-Molina, Joyce Bernal, broadcasters and television personalities Kim Atienza and Christine Bersola-Babao, as well as Eraserheads and Pupil frontman Ely Buendia.

Executive Board

President Marielle Makilan
Executive Vice President Kristoffer Crispin Gaspar
Secretary Wendrei Brent Orquiola
Treasurer Xanthe Kaelo Baldonado
Vice President for Internal Affairs Marigene Therese Gabuten
Vice President for External Relations Erick Prynze Sazon
-
Vice President for Education and Research Bienvenido Biong III
Jo Antonette Cañete
Vice President for Marketing Abigail Angela Recarro
Vice President for Creative Affairs John Alex Estrella
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Membership

Cineastes A.Y. 2016-2017

Membership is open to all students of the University of the Philippines, Diliman regardless of degree program and/or home college. Membership application is held on a two-month process held every semester, beginning on September for the First Semester, and on February for the Second Semester of the Academic Year. Applicants are then immersed to various film workshops and activities.

Members are sorted to specific committees and are expected to contribute to the different events staged by the organization throughout the year. Membership can be renewed every year until graduation. At its peak, UP Cineastes' Studio has more than a hundred active members on a single semester, making it one of the largest academic organizations in the university.

Activities

Cineastes are aspiring visionaries, seeking social transformation through films. In service of Philippine cinema, we organize activities which bring the art of filmmaking closer to enthusiasts of all social types. Such activities include semestral film literacy workshops, film contests and conferences, production exposures, academic tie-ups, and an official publication (Splice Magazine). Within the past decade, we have successfully brought films from festivals such as Cinemalaya, Cinema One Originals, QCinema, and CineFilipino, as well as a wide roster of student short films closer to the student community.

CINEASTES PRESENTS

Cinemalaya Goes UP 7 Audience

It is our flagship screening project which aims to bring films from various film festivals such as Cinemalaya, Cinema One Originals, CineFilipino closer to the student and academic community. Through pairing the film screening with an open forum with the cast and crew, Cineastes Presents also serves to encourage appreciation for independent films and filmmakers.

CINEASTES' MONTH

In celebration of another year of filmmaking and advocacy – U.P. Cineastes’ Studio annually commemorates its foundation with a month-long celebration. Established in September 24, 1984, Cineastes continues its tradition of holding events which are not just enjoyed by the student and film community, but are also designed to promote knowledge and interest in films.

D'ORIGINAL JOLOGS QUIZ SHOW

An anticipated University event on its own, D’ Original Jologs Quiz Show plays tribute to Philippine pop culture. Awards and prizes await the teams who will triumph in a quiz show which covers local films, music, television shows, celebrities, and other popular media. Previously open only to UP Diliman students, participation in the quiz show was opened to the general public in recent years.

FILM CONFERENCE

Our annual film conference offers insights on current trends in Philippine Cinema from some of the very filmmakers who contribute to it. Free of charge and open to the public, this conference seeks to hold substantial discourse about the various areas of concern within Philippine cinema today.

U.P. Cineastes' Studio members with high school student-participants from Diliman Preparatory School

FILM LITERACY WORKSHOPS

With our advocacy to further foster film education and camaraderie, U.P. Cineastes’ Studio regularly conducts workshops in various public and private high schools, and various communities. Through these workshops, student-participants enjoy lectures on filmmaking and hands-on activities based on a curriculum reviewed by the organization yearly. The students get to produce their own one-minute films at the end of the workshop.

FILM PRODUCTION EXPOSURE

As a family of filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we help each other make their dreams, films, and dream films come true. Through our collaborative work in our various student film productions, members gain hands-on-experience in filmmaking.

GRAND FILM ORGY

A well-loved tradition and the signature activity of the organization, “film orgies” gather members and film enthusiasts in a film viewing and critiquing session in an open venue to encourage critical discussion among participants. This event fosters camaraderie among students and filmmakers, bridging the gap between films and insight.

HAUTE AUTEUR

Conceptualized in 2009, Haute Auteur is a silent video competition hosted by the organization. UP Cineastes' Studio invites everyone interested in films and filmmaking. The collection of videos will have a screening in a public venue wherein audiences from all walks of life will share a unique film viewing experience. To top it all off, each of the finalist’s films will be scored live by musicians during the awards night. As such, Haute Auteur continuously challenges budding filmmakers to go beyond and see how far sheer visuals can take them. As of A.Y. 2016-2017, Haute Auteur is being reevaluated in order to better cater to the needs of the film community.


Splice Magazine

The official publication of the UP Cineastes' Studio, Splice Magazine is a film magazine that aims to splice together the reel and the real. It strives to emphasize the role of film in society through articles, reviews, and creative works of art.

Splice has previously featured filmmakers such as Sari Dalena, Jade Castro, Joyce Bernal, Ely Buendia, Sari Estrada, Carlo Manatad, and Ricky Lee in its cover articles.

Alumni

U.P. Cineastes' Studio is proud to be home to a large roster of members and alumni who continue to make ripples within the film and media industry. Our members and alumni across generations have been recognized by – and/or have been a part of – the following bodies: UP Film Institute, Gawad Urian, FAMAS, Star Cinema, Cinemalaya, Cinema One Originals, QCinema, CineFilipino, Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino, Berlin International Film Festival, among many others.

Organization Reels

A collection of UPFI Production Theses and outstanding works of its resident members in each year, the Org Reel gives everyone a glimpse of how the UP Cineastes' Studio has mastered their craft through continuous involvement in activities that further not only their technical competencies in student filmmaking, but in also creating, visualizing and framing the most compelling stories.

UP Cineastes’ Studio 2007 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2008 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2009 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2010 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2011 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2012 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2013 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2014 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2015 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2016 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2016 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2017 Reel
UP Cineastes’ Studio 2018 Reel
UP Cineastes' Studio 2019-2020 Reel

Contact Us

Email Address: upcineastes@gmail.com
UP Cineastes’ Studio Facebook Page
UP Cineastes’ Studio Twitter Page
UP Cineastes’ Studio on Vimeo


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