Top filmmakers speak at FDCP, TMTCS workshop
AWARD-WINNING pillars of the filmmaking industry graced the four-weekend filmmaking workshop series recently hosted by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) and The Manila Times College of Subic (TMTCS). Among those who imparted their expertise to the students of the arts were Joe Alandy, Tey Clamor, Andrea Idioma, and Pepe Manikan who lectured […]
TMTC Subic staffer reaps honors for short film
A SHORT film created by a member of The Manila Times College of Subic–Creative Arts & Multimedia Program (TMTCS-CAMMP) has earned accolades from various cinematic award-giving institutions. “Pagtatapos” by Jhonny Mercida Bobier 2nd, a 22-year-old self-learned filmmaker and director, won the Jury Special Citation from the 34th Gawad Cultural Center of the Philippines’ (CCP) Alternatibo […]
TMTC-CAMMP chairman cited at GAPO Awards 2022
ELIJAH Mer Dela Cruz, chairman of The Manila Times College of Subic-Creative Arts & Multimedia Program (TMTCS-CAMMP), has been cited as one of 10 Natatanging Kabataan ng Olongapo awardee at the GAPO Awards 2022. “I never thought that I would receive a prestigious award like this in recognition of my efforts as a youth volunteer […]
TMTCS department head captures 2 sprint golds
GEORGE Michael Sionzon, student affairs and services department head of the The Manila Times College of Subic (TMTCS), crowned himself as the fastest man in the second season of the Pinoy Athletics Championship 2022 on Saturday, September 17, at the San Narciso Sports Complex in Lingayen, Pangasinan. Sionzon ruled the meet’s sprint events by capturing […]
TMTCS a big winner at film festival
THE Manila Times College of Subic-Creative Arts and Multimedia Program (TMTCS-CAMMP) was a big winner at the Cinegoma: RK Rubber Film Festival held on Sept. 12-16, 2022. The film entry “Isapiso” won four major awards in the full-length category including the Best Director award for Jhonny Bobier 2nd, a member of the TMTCS-CAMMP. Jachel Diaz […]
Major play to be staged in Olongapo
WHEN the Covid-19 pandemic struck more than two years ago, one of the most severely affected industries was the field of performing arts.