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1. www.read.thebenildean.org › 2021 › 10For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry ...

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   Oct 26, 2021 · Since March 2020, according to the Philippine Motion Pictures Producers Association (PMPPA), the film industry has lost ₱16 billion. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), which usually garners ₱1 billion every year, premiered its slate of films last December 2020 online and barely earned ₱25 million.

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Although the MMFF’s 49th edition earned P1.069 billion as of January 7, with expected total gross receipts of P1.2 billion, a closer look shows that one movie – Rewind – cornered over 80% of the...

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   How much money has the Philippine film industry lost in 2020?

   • Shift into streaming Since March 2020, according to the Philippine Motion Pictures Producers Association (PMPPA), the film industry has lost ₱16 billion. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), which usually garners ₱1 billion every year, premiered its slate of films last December 2020 online and barely earned ₱25 million.

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   Should Philippine cinema have a unified industry?

   • The existence of these labels has led the mainstream and indie sectors to push each other away from having a unified industry and working towards the goal of improving the quality of Philippine cinema. Cinema is just cinema (“Editorial” 2014) and must have no labels (Diaz 2015 ).

   Now Showing: The State of Philippine Cinema | SpringerLink

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   How much tax does a movie earn in the Philippines?

   • For a film that earns P100 million, 10% or P10 million goes to the LGU for the amusement tax. From the P90 million, 45% or P45 million goes to the cinema owner. The balance of P45 million goes to the producer, who deducts the 12% value-added tax (VAT) and the distributor’s (assuming there is one) fee of between 5% to 20%.

   [ANALYSIS] Will there be a new golden age in Philippine ... - RAPPLER

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   Why is the Filipino film industry moving into streaming platforms?

   • Over the years, the Filipino film industry has been thriving with independent filmmakers and their stories that shy away from the mainstream. But with cinemas closing in a time of crisis, the industry has shifted into streaming platforms一in the absence of a familiar cinematic experience. Shift into streaming

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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4. www.philstar.com › entertainment › 2022/03/11Philippines film industry urged to produce more content for ...

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   Mar 11, 2022 · He further urged the Philippine film industry to “change,” produce more “complex storylines” and “increase budgets.”. Joe also commended ANIMA executive Quark Henares, and Reality ...

5. www.bworldonline.com › opinion › 2022/04/26The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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   Apr 26, 2022 · The future of f ilm in the Philippines or anywhere else has little to do with the survival of the movie house business! As Charmie Joy Pagulong wrote in The Philippine Star (March 10), the key question is whether or not the Philippine fi lm industry can, as was demonstrated by Trese, produce more content for the world.

6. www.fdcp.ph › updates › ph-cinema-not-dead-itPH Cinema is not dead — it is changing and evolving | FDCP

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   FDCP WEBSITES. Since the onset of Covid-19, the Philippine film industry has faced incredible drawbacks — from the continued closure of cinemas which affected the production of local films, to the challenges plaguing the safe conduct of production activities and onsite events.

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8. www.philstar.com › business › 2021/08/16Streaming saves film industry as cinemas grapple with ...

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   Aug 16, 2021 · The Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines (CEAP) told The STAR that 54 million people nationwide went to the movie theaters in 2019, with the movie industry generating P13 billion in...

9. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Now Showing: The State of Philippine Cinema | SpringerLink

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   Dec 19, 2018 · Michael Kho Lim. 273 Accesses. Abstract. This chapter profiles and characterises some of the relatively new and emerging industry players in Philippine cinema in the last two decades. They serve as case studies in investigating the current shifting movements between the mainstream and independent sectors.