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Animation

Animation has a long history in the Philippines. Several organizations like the Animation Council of the Philippines and Philippine Animation Studio Inc. were established to develop the local animation industry and collaborate on projects with foreign partners. Some notable early Filipino animated films include the first fully animated film "Urduja" from 2008 and "Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia" from the same year, the first to use "Tra-Digital Animation." "RPG Metanoia" from 2010 was the first fully 3D animated Filipino film. Print media like books, magazines, and comics also showcase Filipino artistic talent, with comic book artists like Tony Velasquez, Mars Ravelo, and Pol Medina Jr. contributing

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Animation

Animation has a long history in the Philippines. Several organizations like the Animation Council of the Philippines and Philippine Animation Studio Inc. were established to develop the local animation industry and collaborate on projects with foreign partners. Some notable early Filipino animated films include the first fully animated film "Urduja" from 2008 and "Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia" from the same year, the first to use "Tra-Digital Animation." "RPG Metanoia" from 2010 was the first fully 3D animated Filipino film. Print media like books, magazines, and comics also showcase Filipino artistic talent, with comic book artists like Tony Velasquez, Mars Ravelo, and Pol Medina Jr. contributing

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• From the Latin word animatio (animo: to animate or give life to;

and atio: the act of) which means “the act of giving life.”
• It is the process of creating the illusion of motion and shape
change by means of the rapid display of the sequence of static
images that minimally differ from each other.
Animation Council of the Philippines Inc. (ACPI)
• It aims to create an identity for the Philippines
within the animation industry.
• One of the preferred sources of animation service
worldwide.
• In 2013, TESDA and ACPI began offering 2D and 3D
Animation Scholarships to the interested high
school graduates, between 18 and 45 years old.
Philippine Animation Studio Inc. (PASI)
Established in 1991 and has since
collaborated on numerous animation
projects and series with foreign partners.
PHILIPPINE ANIMATED FILMS
Urduja (2008) Produced by: APT Entertainment

• An adaptation of the legend of the


warrior princess from Pagsanjan,
Laguna.

• It was recognized as the first fully


animated Filipino film, created by all
Filipino group of animators.

• They use the Traditional


Animation process with some 3D
effects
Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia (2008)
Produced by: Cutting Edge Productions

• The Philippines first all-digital, full


length animated feature film.

• This features “Tra-Digital Animation.”

• The first ever animated movie to be


screened during the 34th Metro Manila
Film Festival (MMFF) in December 2008.

• The film presents Philippine mythical


creatures as heartwarming characters in
a young boy's adventure.
RPG Metanoia (2010)
Co-produced by: Ambient Media, Thaumatrope
Animation, & Star Cinema

The first Filipino full 3D-animated


film.

Is a genre of video game where the


gamer controls a fictional character
(or characters) that undertakes a
quest in an imaginary world.
PRINT
• Alongside the digital media forms
discussed last time, there remains to
more conventional form known as print
media. Include here are large-scale
publications such as newspapers,
magazines, journal, books of all kinds,
a s we l l a s s m a l l e r - s ca l e p o ste rs ,
brochures, flyers, menus, and the like.
MEDIA
• Of course, all of these now have their
d i g i t a l c o u n t e r p a r t s t h a t m ay b e
accessed and read on the internet. and
whether printed on paper or viewed on
the web, these materials once again
involve and showcase Filipino artistry.
ADVERTISING
is one major field that still relies
heavily on print media that
appear in newspapers,
magazines, posters, brochures,
and flyers.
DIGITAL MEDIA
• The books that were originally
available only in print are being
gradually converted to digital format.
Readers can now find, access, and
enjoy these electronic books (or
“ebooks”) via digital media tablets, e-
book readers and other handheld
reading devices. Kobo is an e-book
that features not only international
but Philippine titles.
COMIC BOOKS
• A print media that highlight
the artistic gifts of Filipinos.
• It is a publication that
consists of art in the form of
sequential-panel that
represents individual scenes.
TONY VELASQUEZ
• Father of Filipino Comics.

• Creator of Kabalbalan ni
Kenkoy.
FILIPINO COMICS ARTISTS

• Mars Ravelo- Creator of Darna, Lastikman, Captain Barbell


• Francisco Coching- Creator of Pedro Penduko, Hagibis.
• Alfredo Alcala- Recruited to work in DC Comics
• Jim Fernadez- Creator of Anak ni Zuma
• Pol Medina Jr.- Creator of Pugad Baboy
• Pugad Baboy- a comics series that commenting on current political and social
- issue in a humorous way.

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