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Chapter I
INTRODUCTION
Rationale
Local Film Festivals in the Philippines and Abroad
mainstream studios and exhibitors, leading to a lack of representation and diversity in the
types of films that are produced and shown in theaters (Dela Cruz, 2020; Lim, 2019).
However, the rise of independent cinema in the country has begun to challenge this
dominance, providing a platform for alternative voices and perspectives to be heard (Dela
Cruz, 2020).
According to Dela Cruz (2020), the growth of independent cinema in the Philippines
can be traced back to the 1990s, with the emergence of filmmakers such as Lav Diaz and
Brillante Mendoza, who challenged the conventions of mainstream cinema and gained
international recognition for their work. This rise of independent cinema has been
supported by the establishment of film festivals and organizations such as the Cinemalaya
Independent Film Festival and the Independent Filmmakers Cooperative (IFC) which
provide funding and resources for emerging filmmakers (Dela Cruz, 2020).
face challenges in terms of distribution and access to audiences (Lim, 2019). The high cost
of distribution and limited number of theater screens in the country make it difficult for
alternative distribution channels such as digital platforms and community screenings (Lim,
2019). In addition, the mainstream film industry in the Philippines often has a larger
budget and greater resources, allowing it to dominate the market and limit the visibility of
To address these challenges and promote the growth of independent cinema in the
Philippines, Dela Cruz (2020) suggests that the government can play a role by providing
funding and tax incentives for independent filmmakers. In addition, the expansion of
alternative distribution channels and the support of organizations such as the IFC can help
dominate the market, the growth of independent cinema has begun to challenge this
dominance and provide a platform for alternative voices and perspectives. However,
challenges in terms of distribution and access to audiences remain, and efforts to support
continue promoting the growth and diversity of the film industry in the Philippines.
Cinemalaya Foundation and Its Effects to Local Film Festival Organizers," Alberto et al.
and support emerging filmmakers. The authors found that the foundation's emphasis on
this mission and its strong relationships with patrons had a positive impact on the success
The study also found that the message system of the Cinemalaya Foundation, which
includes its brand identity and communication strategies, played a role in its success. The
authors suggest that other local film festival organizers can learn from the Cinemalaya
Meanwhile, in his study, Sand (2021) identified the key success factors for film
production in Norwegian regions. The study included interviews with filmmakers and
industry professionals, as well as a review of relevant literature. The study found that
access to funding was a critical factor in the success of regional film production in Norway.
development were important factors. The author suggests that these success factors can be
applied to other regions in order to support the development of the film industry in those
areas.
Overall, both studies highlight the importance of strong relationships and effective
communication strategies in the film industry, particularly in the context of regional film
production. By understanding the key success factors and building strong partnerships,
filmmakers and film organizations can work to support the growth and success of the
industry.
With the success of Cinemalaya and Cinema Rehiyon, local film festivals are being
born across the country. These festivals, each with its own theme and focused on the
culture of the province, town or organization that initialized the film festival, give a
One example is Ilocos Norte’s Tan-ok Ni Ilocano Film Festival. The Tan-ok ni Ilocano
Film Festival is a competition and a showcase of different film genres that focus on Ilocano
culture, history, traditions, the natural environment, industries, and all other aspects of
Ilocano life. Ultimately, the festival aims to impart to a modern audience the rich heritage of
Ilocos Norte and contribute in the continuance of the Ilocano story. The film festival
showcases short documentaries and short narrative films of Ilocos Norte residents.
Another example is the Hundred Island Film Festival. Hundred Islands Film Festival
filmmaking and inspire aspiring filmmakers in Alaminos City whilst promoting cultural
identity, heritage and tourist destinations in the city. The program is established and
organized by Layag Productions of Alaminos City National High School and initiated by
Mayor Arth Bryan Celeste and the Alaminos City Tourism Office of the Local Government
Unit. The film festival showcases the stories of Alaminos and accepts entries from other
Other film festivals in the Philippines include Cinema Culinarya Film Festival which
aims to champion well-crafted short films that showcase tasteful narratives, culinary
practices and traditions in hopes of strengthening the Filipino food identity and honoring
its rich heritage. CineKasimanwa: The Western Visayas Film Festival aims to be a venue for
Western Visayan films, its filmmakers and their stories to be presented to local audiences
and the world. The festival also accepts films from around the world. CineKasimanwa want
filmmakers and peoples of the world to visit Western Visayas (Iloilo, Capiz, Aklan, Antique,
Guimaras and Negros Occidental provinces) and shoot films in their islands. Ngilngig Asian
Fantastic Film Festival from Davao features “fantastic films” from Mindanao. It accepts
films from all over the country with themes that are gruesome, dreary, dreamy, dread, eerie
There are other film festivals in the country and the common theme for all of them is
to showcase the voice and culture of each place. The ultimate showcase of these films
happens during Cinema Rehiyon, where the best of the regions are gathered and given an
avenue to be showcased.
All these film festivals have their common procedure in submission. Forms are
provided for the filmmaker to fill up and a screener of the film is also provided. The
curators will watch the films and will determine if they suit the provided theme, check out
all the requirements and do not violate any rules. After selection, there will be a final
selection of entries if all films coincide with the ideals of the film festival.
tickets are either sold or sponsored by the organization. Usually, films are showcased for a
week and are wrapped up in an awards night. Presently, some film festivals are held online,
through video-on-demand where audiences will have to pay in order to see the films and
In his chapter "Online Film Platforms and the Future of the Cinema," Ormanlı (2019)
discusses the impact of online film platforms on the traditional film industry and the future
of cinema. The author argues that the proliferation of streaming services such as Netflix
and Amazon Prime, as well as the increasing availability of films on digital platforms, has
disrupted the traditional model of film distribution and exhibition, leading to changes in
Moreover, according to Ormanlı (2019), online film platforms have provided new
studios and exhibitors. This has led to an increase in the production of independent and
niche films, as well as the emergence of new distribution models such as day-and-date
releases, in which films are released in theaters and on digital platforms simultaneously.
However, Ormanlı (2019) also notes that the rise of online film platforms has had
negative consequences for the traditional film industry, including the closure of
independent theaters and the decline of box office revenues. The author suggests that the
future of the cinema will likely involve a hybrid model, in which films are released both in
theaters and on digital platforms, and the traditional film industry will need to adapt to
of online film platforms on the traditional film industry and the future of cinema. The
author argues that while these platforms have provided new opportunities for filmmakers
and introduced changes to the way films are distributed and consumed, they have also had
negative consequences for the traditional film industry. The future of the cinema will likely
involve a hybrid model in which films are released both in theaters and on digital
platforms, and the industry will need to adapt to these changes in order to remain relevant.
comprehensive analysis of the challenges and changes faced by film festivals in the wake of
the pandemic. De Valck (2020) argues that the COVID-19 crisis has had a significant impact
on film festivals, leading to the cancellation or postponement of many events and the
adoption of new formats and technologies to adapt to the new reality. Moreover, the
COVID-19 crisis has had a number of consequences for film festivals, including a decline in
ticket sales and sponsorships, as well as a reduction in the number of films being produced
and released. As a result, many film festivals have been forced to adapt and innovate in
order to survive, including the adoption of virtual and hybrid formats, the use of streaming
platforms, and the introduction of new forms of audience engagement (de Valck, 2020).
De Valck (2020) also discusses the challenges and limitations of these new formats,
such as the difficulties of replicating the social and cultural experience of film festivals and
the impact on the distribution and promotion of films. The author argues that while these
new formats have allowed film festivals to continue operating during the pandemic, they
also raise questions about the future of film festivals and the role they will play in the post-
COVID-19 world.
Overall, de Valck's (2020) study provides a valuable and timely analysis of the
impact of COVID-19 on film festivals and the challenges and changes faced by these events
in the wake of the pandemic. The author's arguments highlight the importance of
innovation and adaptation in the face of crisis, as well as the challenges and limitations of
In recent years, there has been increasing interest in the use of machine learning for
of passive gaming video streaming (Ngo et al., 2019). This approach involves using machine
learning algorithms to predict the perceived quality of a video without the need for a
One study found that machine learning-based no-reference video quality estimation
can be an effective approach for predicting the perceived quality of passive gaming video
streams (Ngo et al., 2019). This is important for streaming services as it allows them to
optimize the delivery of video content and provide a better quality of experience for users.
In addition to video quality, consumer research has shown that there are several
other factors that influence the value that users place on streaming apps, including the
selection of content, the availability of offline viewing, and the user interface (App Annie,
2019). Understanding these factors can help streaming services to better meet the needs
Progressive web apps (PWAs) and responsive web pages are two different types of
web-based applications that are designed to provide a seamless user experience across a
range of devices. Native apps, on the other hand, are applications that are specifically
designed and built for a particular operating system, such as iOS or Android.
One key difference between PWAs and responsive web pages is that PWAs are
designed to function offline, whereas responsive web pages require an internet connection
to function properly (De Souza, 2018). This makes PWAs a more reliable and convenient
option for users, particularly in areas with limited or unreliable internet access.
In terms of performance, PWAs are generally faster and more efficient than
responsive web pages, as they are built using advanced web technologies such as service
workers and cache APIs (Moussa, 2018). This allows PWAs to load quickly and provide a
Native apps, on the other hand, are generally considered to offer the best
performance and user experience, as they are specifically designed and optimized for a
particular operating system (De Souza, 2018). However, native apps also require users to
download and install them from an app store, which can be a barrier to adoption, and they
Overall, PWAs and responsive web pages offer a more convenient and efficient
alternative to native apps, but native apps tend to offer the best performance and user
experience.
The advent of digital technology has paved the way for Rapid Application
applications in a shorter time frame. The iterative nature of RAD, characterized by quick
prototyping and immediate feedback, aligns well with the dynamic demands of the digital
era. Unlike traditional models, RAD facilitates a more agile response to changes in user
requirements.
In her study, da Silva (2011) introduces a framework specifically designed for the
rapid development and customization of multimedia and rich content software. The
primary target audience for this software is students with special needs. As evidence of the
social communication skills among children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
One of the standout features of this framework is its incorporation of web technologies and
allowing tutors, field professionals, and even the end users to participate in software
In his 2017 research, Dmitry Golovin delved into the capabilities of OutSystems, a
visual low-code development platform designed for citizen developers. This platform
simplifies the process of crafting and deploying applications, even for those relatively new
to the field of development. Golovin's study was anchored on identifying challenges faced
by students at Lahti University of Applied Sciences and evaluating how OutSystems could
address these issues. He provided a theoretical backdrop explaining why OutSystems was
chosen as a Rapid Application Development Platform for crafting and deploying both
mobile and web applications, giving insights into the fundamental principles of this
technology. Through a combination of surveys, interviews, and a case study, where both a
mobile and a web application were developed, Golovin derived conclusions on the most
effective sequence and methodologies for crafting mobile apps tailored for student
services. He also underscored the importance of design insights from his case study to
harnessing diverse patient data sources to glean insights into behaviors, disease symptoms,
remote patient monitoring, and treatment modalities. Notably, a recurring obstacle faced
infrastructure development, data collection, and frontend creation for each distinct project.
This project-specific approach not only lacks interoperability but also inhibits the
these challenges and emphasize rapid application development, the authors introduced
connections among disparate digital health applications, enabling real-time data exchange
process of constructing digital health applications. Through illustrative use cases, the study
development and expeditious creation of novel applications in the digital health landscape
The iterative, user-centered approach inherent in RAD aligns well with the demands of
Video streaming applications have become increasingly popular in recent years, and
the MERN stack is a common choice for building these types of applications. MERN stack
stands for MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js, and is a collection of open-source
technologies that are commonly used together to build modern web applications.
Using the MERN stack to build a video streaming application allows developers to
leverage the power and efficiency of these technologies to create a scalable and high-
performance application. For example, MongoDB can be used to store and retrieve large
amounts of data related to videos and users, while Express.js can be used to build the APIs
and server-side logic required to power the application. React can be used to build the user
interface and handle client-side interactions, and Node.js can be used to run the application
on the server-side.
There have been a number of successful video streaming applications that have
been built using the MERN stack, such as Netflix and Hulu (Netflix, Inc., 2021; Hulu, LLC,
2021). These applications demonstrate the power and flexibility of the MERN stack for
Overall, MERN stack is a powerful and popular toolkit for building video streaming
applications. It provides a range of technologies and frameworks that can be used together
to build scalable and efficient applications that can handle large amounts of data and traffic.
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