2ND IIFA TV COMMERCIALS DIRECTING WORKSHOP


The 2nd INTRODUCTION TO TV COMMERCIALS DIRECTING WORKSHOP offered  by the International Institute for Film and Arts (IIFA) will be held from February 24 to March 7, 2009.  Participants will get a chance to learn from some of the most-sought after commercial directors in the country (Sid Maderazo, Raymond Red, Mark Meilly, Raul Jorolan, Sockie Fernandez, Mark Querubin, Henry Frejas, Mike Alcazaren, among others) and try their hands in the production of TV commercials.  IIFA President and Commercials Directors Club of the Philippines founder Cris Mojica is Workshop Master.

Those who wish to participate are required to have had prior production experience (school/amateur or professional) in any capacity and will be tasked to participate in the production of a TV commercial as their workshop output.  Classes will  be held Tuesday to Saturdays, 5-10pm, at LAB 315 Evekal Building, 855 Arnaiz Ave. (Pasay Road), Makati City.  Course Fee is P15,000 for Filipinos and US$35o (exclusive of accommodations) for other nationalities.  Limited scholarship slots are available.

For enrollment and other inquiries, call 8187201 or mobile numbers 09165918815 or 09179182592 or email filmarts.manila@gmail.com.  The 2nd IIFA TV Commercials Directing Workshop is presented with the support of  the Commercials Directors Club of the Philippines, Adobo Magazine, Wide Angle Digital, Zoom Productions, NU Rock 107 and Jam 88.3.

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