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Southville hits FMA bullseye with “Sober”

Home| Press Room| Southville hits FMA bullseye with “Sober”

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Mar, 2016
By Filmmaker Cebu
Southville hits FMA bullseye with “Sober”
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Ten members of The Film Club of Southville Manila ham it up during their graduation exercise from FMA’s Filmmaking workshop. L-R: Jian Romano, Joshua Chua, Bill Ivarsoy, Bella Fragman, Kimberly Dias, Maija Lahtinen, Gab Claudio, and Mu Aldossary. Foreground: Alexa Leonardo, and Yana Chua, College of St. Benilde

Ten members of The Film Club of Southville Manila ham it up during their graduation exercise from FMA’s Filmmaking workshop. L-R: Jian Romano, Joshua Chua, Bill Ivarsoy, Bella Fragman, Kimberly Dias, Maija Lahtinen, Gab Claudio, and Mu Aldossary. Foreground: Alexa Leonardo, and Yana Chua, College of St. Benilde

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Ten members of The Film Club of Southville International School and Colleges Manila graduates from Film & Media Arts International Academy (FMA) intensive 9-day filmmaking workshop by achieving the ambitious goal of producing a full 4-minute music video. “It was a very hectic schedule. From lectures to hands-on training, we dove straight into a 3-day shoot,” says Jian Romano who directed the music video.

They were focused on achieving the daunting task of producing a full music video of Childish Gambino’s “Sober.” Bill Ivarsoy and Bella Fragman played the main characters, with Diana Chua from the College of St. Benilde and her brother Joshua, Kimberly Dias, and Gab Claudio in supporting roles. Working behind the camera were Mu Aldossary, Alexa Leonardo, and Maija Lahtinen. The Film Club president Jian Romano was in full control and brought out the best in everyone.

Screen grab from the 4-minute music video with Bill Ivarsoy and Bella Fragman as the main characters.

Screen grab from the 4-minute music video with Bill Ivarsoy and Bella Fragman as the main characters.

“The kids have amazed me with their quick-wittedness and talent,” said Vanessa Tee, FMA’s editing instructor. “I am very proud of their work!”

“The kids are so inspired! They are planning to make a short film when they return to Manila,” proud mother of Jian and chaperone of the trip Cheryl Romano chimed in. “This trip and workshop achieved exactly what it was designed for: to awaken imagination, stir hearts, instill love for learning, and pursue excellence by trying over and over to be better each time.”

Timm Doolen, FMA’s Academic Director and Carey Rothman, Creative Director led the awarding of the certificates to the exuberant Southville Film Club members led by their president, Jian. “I expected to learn a lot and the facilities to be of a very high quality, and I’m glad to say that FMA has exceeded my expectations.” “I like the teachers,” added Josh Chua. “They treat us like we’re co-workers, which is pretty cool.”

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