Liza, naimbitahan sa producers workshop sa luxembourg

Nadagdagan na naman ang achievement ng actress turned producer Liza Diño. Ang former head of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) lang naman ang napiling kauna-unahang Filipina na makasali sa prestigious EAVE Producers Workshop, kung saan siya rin lang nag-iisang representative ng Southeast Asia para sa year-long programme nito ngayong 2024.

“The EAVE Producers Workshop, in partnership with Film Fund Luxembourg and supported by Creative Europe, is a premier training lab based in Europe aimed at fostering professional development and international collaboration for global producers in the film industry.

“The year-long program includes a series of three week-long intensive workshops focused on the development of fiction, documentary, and TV series projects, providing participants with invaluable networking opportunities and the chance to work alongside esteemed industry professionals,” pagbabahagi ni Ms. Liza tungkol sa EAVE Producers Workshop sa isang email na natanggap namin.

Dagdag pa niya : “Mentored by top-notch industry leaders, including EAVE Head of Studies Lise Lense-Møller from Magic Hour Films (DK), the workshop offers participants a transformative training journey spanning over 3 residential workshops in Luxembourg, Norway and Sweden. In addition to the core curriculum, participants will have the unique opportunity to develop 28 selected documentary, feature film, and series projects, as well as focus on their careers, company structures, and entrepreneurial skills over the course of the year,”  dagdag pa niya.

Lumawak ang kaalaman ni Ms. Liza sa global film landscape nung panahong nasa FDCP siya.

Bilang isang artista, dating opisyal ng gobyerno at producer, si Liza ay patuloy na nagtaguyod sa pagpapaunlad at pagsulong ng mga sinehan sa Southeast Asia sa international stage.

“I am thrilled to further my mission of shining a spotlight on Southeast Asian cinema and drawing global attention to our talented regional filmmakers. We are already witnessing the significant impact of our efforts, with Southeast Asian films triumphing at top-tier festivals and beginning to establish a foothold in the market. However, the work is far from over. It is crucial to sustain this momentum and strive for continuous improvement in the quality of films we create. I am grateful to EAVE for enabling me to persist in the work I have initiated.” Liza shared.

Kasalukuyan pang nasa Luxembourg for the first leg of the EAVE Producers Workshop si Ms. Liza.