GMA animated programs take the spotlight in France

ANIMATED live-action series “Sirkus.”

Trending anime Barangay 143, animated anthology Alamat, animated live-action series Sirkus and weekend child-friendly show Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko took the spotlight at MIPCOM 2018 held in France.

The Philippine pavilion
highlighted the country’s
animation industry by bringing together content creators and showcasing Filipino-produced animated content

GMA Worldwide, Inc., GMA Network’s content distribution arm, took part in the Philippine pavilion in MIPCOM 2018, the world’s biggest entertainment content market. The Philippine pavilion highlighted the country’s animation industry by bringing together content creators and showcasing Filipino-produced animated content.

Delegates from DTI, DICT, FDCP and Animation Council of the Philippines in front of MIPCOM 2018’s Philippine Pavilion in Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France.

The pavilion was organized by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) in cooperation with various animation and content companies from the private sector.

“Animation is one of our strengths, and one of the shows we are promoting here is Barangay 143 which demonstrates our country’s love for basketball,” said FDCP Executive Director Wilfredo Manalang.

The Philippine pavilion aimed to promote the country’s creative industry in the international arena. “The Philippines has traditionally been seen as very strong in terms of providing services, but we also have great content creators,” said DICT Undersecretary Monchito Ibrahim.

CHILD-FRIENDLY show “Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko.”

The country’s creative industry has been recognized as a potential export sector that can drive economic growth and job creation. “Over the past few years, we’ve been increasingly collaborating with the private sector and have reached the conclusion that MIPCOM is the best place for our home-grown talent to showcase their skills,” said DTI Export Marketing Bureau Assistant Director Anthony Rivera.


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