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Media-Based Arts in the Philippines
Animation Overview
Animation has emerged as a significant career opportunity for creative Filipinos.
Involvement in notable animated films has showcased Filipino talent internationally.
Notable Animated Films Featuring Filipino Talent
Major films include:
Toy Story
Up
The Incredibles
Monsters University
Cars
Finding Nemo
Planes
Brave
Shrek
Kung Fu Panda
International recognition spurred growth in the local animation industry.
Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI)
ACPI is a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing the Philippines as a leading provider of animation services globally.
Collaboration with:
Educational institutions
TESDA
Other governmental and local agencies
Focus on developing animation careers for Filipinos.
Animahenasyon Festival
An annual festival showcasing Filipino animation.
ACPI awards:
"Outstanding Emerging Artist in Animation Award" for rising talents.
"Lifetime Achievement Award" for significant contributions to the industry.
2022 Philippine Animation Festival held November 18-20.
Philippine Animation Studio Inc. (PASI)
Established in 1991, PASI partners with international projects.
Notable collaborations include:
Captain Flamingo
Producing Parker
Groove High
Space Heroes Universe (Winner of Best Animation, 2012 Pixel Awards)
Significant Filipino Animated Films
Urduja: Based on the warrior princess legend from Pangasinan.
Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia: The first all-digital animated film, released in 2008.
RPG Metanoia: The first 3D animated film produced in the Philippines, released in 2010.
The Role and Impact of Animation
Animation plays a crucial role in media, enhancing storytelling and engagement.
It serves as an effective medium for promoting Philippine history, literature, and folklore.
Opportunities in animation continue to grow, with recognition of Filipino artists increasing in the global market.