Festival passes (Premium All-Access Pass, Half-Run Pass, and Day Pass) will be sold for PPP Online 2020, and all of the proceeds will be given to producers involved through revenue sharing. The FDCP, even as it will sponsor the exclusive PPP Online platform and provide marketing support for all PPP 2020 films, will not charge fees to producers nor will it get a cut in the sales from the festival passes.
“As we face a global pandemic, I believe that the PPP will highlight the importance of coming together to support and keep the film industry alive through the continued appreciation and love of Philippine Cinema by showing classics, indies, and contemporary films,” remarked FDCP Chairperson and CEO Liza Diño.
“Despite the limited budget, the FDCP is exhausting all efforts to support Filipino filmmakers in these challenging times by holding the PPP as a representation of unity and a solidarity event that gives back to the filmmaking community greatly affected by the COVID-19 crisis,” she added.
Meanwhile, the final 12 short films from the CineMarya Women’s Film Festival will have a special premiere in PPP 2020. CineMarya was launched by the FDCP in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Philippine Commission on Women to tell stories of Filipino women, particularly their strength and passion in rising above prejudice and overcoming societal struggles.
As for Sine Kabataan, films from its previous editions will be shown alongside PPP 2020 titles. Sine Kabataan showcases short films from filmmakers aged 18 to 30 on issues relevant to the youth revolving around family values, education, health, and security and peace building.
This year, the 4th Sine Kabataan will have an online film development lab program. Workshops and sessions of the Sine Kabataan Film Lab on script development, pitching, safe filming, and editing will kick off in November during the PPP run.
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