LFC 17: Sneak Peek

sneakpeekLoyola Film Circle 17

ISION

We, the Loyola Film Circle, envision to establish and

strengthen a film culture that upholds the art and

aesthetics of cinema and promotes the medium for social

discourse and involvement.

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We, the Loyola Film Circle, strive to advocate in the Ateneo

artistic excellence and social discourse through film.

As such, we strive to improve our members’ interaction

with film in its three facets - appreciation, production, and

critiquing - while providing them with the opportunity to

pursue and hone their particular competencies.

With these, we intend to produce members aimed at

contributing to the local film community, aiding in the

formation of the nation, our culture, and identity.

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Hello there, future LFC member!

First of all, thank you for your

interest in our organization and in looking

through Sneak Peek, this magazine of sorts.

In here, you’ll find pictures and stories of the

different people you’ll meet in LFC. They’re

also the people behind all the amazing

projects and events that have happened in

the past years. Needless to say, they’re back

to give you guys an amazing year of projects

and events. You can also learn about these

Flagship Projects in the later pages, and

you’re more than welcome to help out with

making these projects the best ever, or

even just participate and attend the events.

Either way, we need your help to make the

Loyola Film Circle’s 17th year the best it’s

ever had!

Being an LFC member doesn’t mean

you have to know how to make films. Yes,

filmmaking is a big part of what makes LFC

L F C, but it isn’t the only thing about our org

and it definitely isn’t just about directing,

shooting, or editing. There are many other

aspects of filmmaking - such include acting

on screen, writing scripts, creating sets

and props, designing costumes, and even

creating film scores! Now, if you aren’t so

into Production, LFC has two other core

competencies: Critique and Appreciation.

Can’t get enough about how this character

died, and how that plot twist happened,

and how the film ended? LFC’s the best

place for your rants and opinions! Do you

love watching films and you’re looking for

friends to have movie marathons with? LFC

already has the popcorn in the microwave!

Are you going crazy about those pesky end

credits scenes na may sobrang laking plot

twist pero laging pinapaasa ka lang? LFC

understands your hugot.

If you choose to be an LFC member,

or stay as one, I can promise you that you

will not have a single dull day with all the

interesting people you’ll meet in this org. At

the end of the day when all the projects and

events are done, it’s the people who really

stay with you, literally and figuratively. You’ll

want to join LFC for all the amazing projects

and events that you can be a part of, but it’s

the people you’ll meet and get close to that

will make you stay.

However you may choose to be part of the

Loyola Film Circle’s 17th year, remember

that it’s not just about films and fun, but

the friends and family that you’ll have. Now

who wouldn’t want that?

Enjoy reading the rest of Sneak Peek, or

basically just looking at the pictures of all

the gorgeous people of the org hahaha,

and we hope to see you soon.

Welcome to the Loyola Film Circle!

Your President,Abby Cruz

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PRESIDENT

What made you join LFC?

Filmmaking is one of the things I love

doing. It’s more than a hobby for me. It’s

one of the things I want to keep doing

because it makes me really happy.

What do you love about LFC?

I love the people. Of course I love the

filmmaking, the film critiquing, all the

events - but it’s really the people that make

me stay in LFC.

How does LFC feed your love for film?

LFC is my main channel for filmmaking

and film watching since I learn about

new films from the people around me. I

learn new filmmaking techniques from

ProdCore, and in general, they nurture

what I already know about filmmaking.

They give a deeper sense to everything.

Who would you want to meet on a red

carpet?

Alfred Hitchcock.

Is there an actor or character you would

date?

Tom Hiddleston.

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EXTERNALS VP

yUMIcATABIJAN


The projects are made to open people up

to previously unknown films. It opened me

up to so many movies I never even knew.

What can we expect from LFC this year?

Any projects that people HAVE to check

out?

My favorite project is Under the Stars, so

definitely go there. We’re also trying to

see if we can get scholarships to send

deserving members to film screenings.

You can look forward to Loyola Screens,

meeting stars and directors, Loyola Film

Festival, and Film Camp!

If someone were making a movie about

your LFC life, which important scenes

would be included?

I got to do externals work in Festival de

Cannes. But the main highlights would

be meeting people since you have this

advocacy to introduce people to film.


carpet?

I want to meet production designers Stuart

Craig and Sophia McMillan since those two

are really my idols.

Is there an actor/character you would

date?

Tom Hiddleston. Definitely Tom, enough

said.

FINANCE VP

pIOlAZATIN


I love that I find other people who are just

as passionate about film as me. I always

have a place.

If you could compare your LFC journey to

a movie, what would it be?

The Perks of Being a Wallflower.


Loyola Screen, Fete du Film, Film Literacy

Classes, those different projects always

bring something new. I admittedly don’t

watch that many films - especially local

ones - so each time they’re featured, I’m

like “Whoa, something new.” IsaPe too is

a learning experience. And really, it’s all

about being with other members.


carpet?

Well, Emma Watson, definitely.

What precious moments wouldn’t have

happened if you didn’t join LFC?

I would never have the same group of

friends, and I would never have seen the

multitude of movies I now love, and my

girlfriend.

INTERNALS VPtRISHoCAMPO


The people. It’s such a warm and

welcoming environment. It has been my

home for the past three years. You will

never feel out of place within the org

because there is always someone to talk

to, to laugh with, to cry to, and to head to

the cinemas with.



Star Wars. The whole Luke Skywalker

feeling like a farmboy, then suddenly

discovering that - though he has to prove

himself - he can be so much more than

that.


I can now, for sure, watch a movie every

single day. Watching movies in the org

room really is a different experience

because you can discuss them as you

watch them. You end up learning so much

about movies from every single person in

the org.


carpet?

Steven Spielberg. He’s my hero and

favourite director of all time.


happened if you never joined LFC?

I never would have applied to double

major in Communication. My time in LFC

made me realize that I wanted to pursue

film in the future. LFC showed me a whole

new side of myself.

SECRETARIAT VP

lIANAoLIVEROS


I love the fact na parang kahit anong

activities, we get to share a part of

ourselves and what we love about film. We

somehow manage to integrate what made

us join the org in the first place.



My Little Bossings! No no I have a great

explanation for this! Because I entered

LFC as PR and the movie was full of

promotions. Pero despite it being filled

with promos, when it comes down to the

theme of the movie, it was all about family.

And I found my family in LFC.


I did not think I would be this into film

coming into LFC. I can definitely say I know

more. I find my movie tastes changing, as

in movies I found great before, now I’m like

“Really, Liana? Past Liana, what were you

thinking?”


carpet?

I’m gonna say Morgan Freeman just

because he’s God.



I would have never met a lot of the

closest college friends I have today. Also,

I probably wouldn’t have been so into

makeup.

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RESIDENTS

EXTERNALS AVPmAGSoCAMPO


I joined because the promotions were so

nice when I was in first year. I signed up

for Creatives, and when I met the people

during the interview, I just fell in love with

them.



Princess Mia’s transformation in The

Princess Diaries since I came into college

super insecure with my design work, and

myself as a leader since it’s like a small fish

in a big pond thing when you get here. But

when I got into Creatives, I thought “May

bisa ako sa mundo.” So LFC has constantly

been proving to me that I can do stuff as

well.


I’ve met so many people who are so

passionate for film, and it’s hard not to get

infected by that love because it’s in our

culture to share movies.


You can expect a lot of fun for newcomers,

but LFC is also going to be a more solid

brand this year. Everything is a must see!



My first Under the Stars. The guy I liked

back then, I don’t know how, but he

opened my locker and he left me shoes

to ask me out. He customized this pair of

Vans for me, and it had a note that said

“Will you go to Under the Stars with me?”

FINANCE AVP

mAYENpINEDA


I joined since I was part of a film org in high

school and I hoped I could continue that.

It would contrast my course which is all

business and whatnot, so it was a good fit.



The Hobbit. The journey was long, fun, and

full of great visuals.



would be included?

This is super important: when I totally

failed at project management in first year

and second year. Life-changing.


carpet?

Audrey Hepburn ‘cause she’s AUDREY

HEPBURN, and John Lennon because he’s

a real troll in those old movies.

If you accepted an award for LFC being

the “Best Org Ever”, what would you say in

your acceptance speech?

LFC may not be the biggest org, but that is

completely overshadowed by the level of

passion these people have for film. We’re

the “Best Org Ever” because that passion

was able to reach even those outside the

org, and for that, we’re all truly grateful.

INTERNALS AVP

mIKHAIL bRIONES


The people. Watching movies for me is not

a solitary thing. It needs to be done with

others.



A scene in Waterworld where someone

drops a flare into a vat of oil and

everything just blows up.



out?

The Ateneo Video Open. I got the chance

to experience it with all the former

presidents of LFC, and the experience was

hilarious. Another would be Yule Ball since

it’s more intimate for my liking compared

to something like Under the Stars. I’m

excited for the more efficient and zero-cost

LFC.




It takes work to get to the top, and we want

to be humble, so we want to thank all

those we stepped on.



I hope this happens again: there was a

movie marathon at an orgmate’s house,

and unli-spaghetti at The Old Spaghetti

House.

RIONES

SECRETARIAT AVP

jOURDANgO



Inception. Totally mindblowing.


carpet?

Tom Hanks.


date?

Saoirse Ronan. She grew as an actress.




Thank you LFC, for creating a home for

many individuals in Ateneo. I hope you

continue to inspire people to share their

passion for film.



Movie Trivia Game Show. And you get to

meet Europeans.

“ share their

”passion

for film

COMMITTEES

cREATIVES

The Creative Team are the in-house design unicorns of the org -

magical beings who create the designs for posters, tarps, tickets, and

more. We’re also in charge of Kinetic Aesthetic, a Design x Film talk.

We’re not all about work though; sometimes we also like to nerd

out over fonts, illustrations, and colors that go together! If you’re a

magical being who’s oozing with the need to create pretty things,

pledge the oath to become a unicorn today!

cREATIVES

The Creative Team are the in-house design unicorns of the org

-- magical beings who create the designs for posters, tarps, tickets,

and more. We’re also in charge of Kinetic Aesthetic, a Design x Film

talk. We’re not all about work though; sometimes we also like to nerd

out over fonts, illustrations, and colors that go together! If you’re a

magical being who’s oozing with the need to create pretty things,

pledge the oath to become a unicorn today!

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

cHELLI

rEYES


I love the people and how we’re kind of on

the same level of weirdness in terms of movie

references. Like, they just understand you.


It gives me an avenue to fuse what I love -

which is design - and movies together through

Creatives.


carpet?

John Lasseter, the chief creative officer for

Pixar. I would die.


date?

George Clooney. I’m so sad he’s getting mar-

ried! It’s his voice, dude. THE VOICE.



I wouldn’t have met the people. It’s the people

talaga e. It doesn’t really matter what event,

but when you’re with the people, even though

it’s just in the org room, you still have an amaz-

ing time.

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rOSSdU

cHARISSE

tACANG

CREATIVES DEPUTIES

dOCUMENTATION

The Documentation and Publication committee is in charge of

constantly giving LFC something to talk about. While Doc and Pub’s

team of writers, photographers, and videographers can usually be

found behind the scenes, they are, in fact, chronicling everything that

happens in the org for future generations. Doc and Pub publishes

everything from photo and video coverage, to movie reviews and

feature articles, to podcasts – so if you have anything to share, help

us keep the conversation going!

pUBLICATION&

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

eMIL

hOFILEÑA


The people in LFC are so diverse. Not everyone

is so filmy, but everyone can contribute to the

core competencies.



The Lego Movie because it’s about a person

who’s given power and is so full of doubt.

But he finds out he was given that power not

because he could do it, but because he could

learn how to do it.


It gives me an opportunity to mingle with other

people with different ideas. Film is a collab-

orative process and makes you appreciate

everyone’s opinion on the matter.


carpet?

Saoirse Ronan since she’s my age, and she’s

down-to-earth, and there’s a small chance that

we could wed and be husband and wife in a

perfect world.



I wouldn’t understand how to get back up after

being pushed down. In addition to the positive

experiences, I’ve learned that the show has to

go on.

aNTONIOaDRE

aLOlANTIN

DOC & PUB DEPUTIES

hUMAN

If there’s one thing the Human Resources committee aspires to, it’s

for LFC to feel like a home for all of its members. HR is the internal

backbone of the org, focusing on the members and making sure

everyone’s happy. We’re in charge of the general assemblies, tambay

week, team-building, org room activities, and even Yule Ball! We’ve

got a lot in store this year - for the org, for the members, and for you

- so if you want an org everyone can come home to, help us bring

these plans to life. All it takes is faith, trust, and maybe a dash of pixie

rESOURCES

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

cHYNNAsANTOS


I think I joined LFC for the films, but I think I

stayed for the people and the friendships and

all that. I mean, there’s still film of course, but

then what anchors me to the org more now

would be the people.



Up or The Wizard of Oz. Because last year, I

wasn’t sure if I wanted to keep my main focus

in LFC. In a way, Up and Wizard of Oz are both

about wanting to break out, explore the world,

but then in the end, you realize that all you

needed was at home.


A lot of the members are diverse, and so

are their tastes in movies. So I’ve ended up

watching films I never thought I would, or

finding out about really great movies that I

didn’t expect to enjoy.


carpet?

Johnny Depp! And yes, I would cry. Right in

front of him.


date?

Mike from Friends. He was played by Paul

Rudd, and the whole time with his whole story

arc, I was like “Wow, I want a Mike in my life.”

And he was played by Paul Rudd!

lUI mENDOZA

aNNDREA

tACK

HR DEPUTIES

pRODUCTION

Production Core (or ProdCore) makes the videos. Other LFC

committees, other orgs, and even outside clients come to us for

videos or short films for their projects. ProdCore members are

few but very talented. We have an amazing pool of directors,

cinematographers, editors, production designers, and other

production specialists ready to share their talents in filmmaking with

the rest of the world.

cORE

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

mIGUEL

fERIA


I enjoyed watching films but it wasn’t

something I thought I’d do throughout

college. I guess I was wrong. I wasn’t

actually into production or filmmaking

before I joined. I only saw some older

members doing it and I thought it was

pretty cool. Next thing I know I’m working

on the next OFilm.


The people are great. They make the work

fun, so sometimes it doesn’t even feel like

work.

If you could compare your LFC journey to a

movie, what would it be?

Maybe The Karate Kid. The first one. Or

maybe Apocalypse Now to describe my

journey in college.

If someone were making a movie about your

LFC life, which important scenes would be

included?

I’m sent to the jungle to kill a renegade

who’s built an army within the jungle. Wait.

Who would you want to meet on a red carpet?

Scarlett Johansson. Would maybe ask her

out if I remembered how to breathe.

PRODCORE DEPUTIES

aRIANNAmERCADO

nIKKI

vESAGAS

pROMOTIONS

A hyper and energetic bunch, the Promotions committee keeps every

Atenean updated on LFC’s projects and events. PR also encourages

its members to step up and be more adventurous when it comes to

getting ideas out there. We find ways to make LFC projects known by

being makulit and using creative and innovative strategies such as

caf raids, room-to-room promotion, PA announcements, posters, and

gimmicks, among many others!

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

mIAtENG


I love film, and I wanted to share my passion

for film. In my family kasi, no one really likes

film except for my dad. And it’s fun. I stayed for

the people.


I love that we get to geek out. And the people

are friendly. Sometimes. Most of the time.

Hehe.



The Royal Tenenbaums. ‘Cause it’s a family.


They feed me food.




I’d like to thank LFC. (Labo.)

“ I love that

”we get to

geek out

PR DEPUTIES

rAIN hIZOLA

jENNINE

sZE

The Sales and Marketing committee provides flexibility for the needs

and wants of the projects of LFC. The S&M committee is usually

considered to be the farthest in relation to film appreciation but we

still instill our film knowledge in Sales ideas, and test our creativity by

thinking of gimmicks to sell products. In terms of Marketing, S&M also

provides opportunities for contacting offices for sponsorships - giving

its members an open door to the real world by abiding by our motto:

“People Order Our Packages”, or POOP for short. If you have a creative

and entrepreneurial mind, why not take a chance on us?

sALES mARKETING&

COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

zENaNGELES


Gusto ko gumawa ng OFilm, so I joined LFC.



out?

Sana fun, and I mean that in a good way. LFC

is 50% fun and 50% work but we’re trying to

reconstruct LFC into a legit prod house, so

baka increase sa work, pero sana fun ‘yung

unang experiences before work. Hands-down,

UTS is a must-see. ‘Yung atmosphere mismo

ng UTS kakaiba sa mga parties ng ibang orgs.

Isa pa ‘yung IsaPe or AVO kasi diyan makikita

‘yung future ng local film.



would be included?

95% of the film nasa org room ako. I inherited

that trait from Parreñas.


carpet?

‘Yung mga bouncers, kasi sa front stage sila

mismo. Sila ‘yung nakakakita ng mga actors.



Having a place to stay in Ateneo. Medyo naiiba

‘yung tastes sa block, at nahihiwalay naman

kayo, but ‘yung sa org, may bahay naman na

maaaring puntahan.

S & M DEPUTIES

nIKKIcADIZ

jOYCE

cHUANG

hANNAH

gUINTO

fLAGSHIPpROJECTS

LFC’s Film Literacy Classes are a series of six modules designed to

teach students additional information about specialized film-related

topics. This year, FLC will focus on combining familiar core subjects

with film, as taught by various professors from the Ateneo. If you’ve

ever wondered about things like the psychological motives that

drive your favourite characters, or the philosophies behind critically

acclaimed movies, or the role history has in the way a film tells a

story, then FLC is here to give you some answers, and to hopefully

help you see film – and your core subjects – from new and different

perspectives!

fILM

lITERACY

cLASSES


The people, for one thing. I mean, I’m an

introverted person and I get tired when I’m

with a lot of people, but despite that, the

people are really nice, and I really want to put

in the effort to know them.


Through exposing me to new kinds of film or

aspects of film that I’ve never encountered

before. This exposure definitely made me

appreciate film more.


date?

Andrew Garfield, though I ship him and Emma

Stone, so she can take him.




LFC has just been doing what it’s been

meaning to do: showing our love for film and

spreading the love around.

SAIGATBONTON

PROJECT HEAD



I became closer with my best friend through

LFC. I also became close with my cousin, I see

her more often now. Aside from that, I learned

to push my introverted self more.

IsaPelikula is a series of film production classes open to all aspiring

filmmakers within the Loyola Film Circle. Under the guidance of film

professionals and veterans, students will be walked through the

basic aspects of film production, all tackled one step at a time with

each class. To cap off the course, students will be challenged to form

production teams and try their hand at making their own short films.

Spanning the filmmaking process from beginning to end, IsaPelikula

will be an experience worth having for anyone interested in film

production, be it for fun or for the long run.

SAPELIKULA


Myles: We’re all quirky and fun, and we all ac-

cept each other as film-loving buddies.

Noelle: Everyone is fun to be with. Friendship is

magic!


a movie or TV show, what would it be?

M: Hodor Hodor Hodor!

N: New Girl.


M: Everyone is explosive.

N: There are a lot of enthusiasts so it’s not al-

ways a dead conversation if you wanna talk

about film.

MYLESCHUAHIOCK

PROJECT HEAD

NOELLEZARZA

PROJECT HEAD



would be included?

M: Me during my biking accident when I was go-

ing out to get props.

N: Hanging out with everyone. There would just

be a montage of people hanging out with peo-

ple.


carpet?

M: Emma Stone.

N: Dane DeHaan.

The Loyola Film Festival is a series of screenings that features films

made by members of the Ateneo community. The theme for this

year’s LFF is film as a social catalyst – exploring how films can go

beyond entertainment and become a rally point for change in

society. In light of this, LFF will feature an inter-committee filmmaking

contest wherein members from the Creatives, DP, HR, PR, and S&M

committees (with the help of ProdCore) will aim to answer the

question of “How can we be men and women for others?” through

their productions. The film entries will be shown during LFF’s

Culminating Night, and all proceeds will go to charity.

lOYOLA

fILM

fESTIVAL


We are able to acknowledge the fact that not

everyone can produce film. Others, like me, like

critiquing film. And as long as you love film, the

org is open to you.



The Breakfast Club since the characters there

are really different from each other and I see

that in LFC. Very different personalities and

whatnot, but they all came together for film.


Being surrounded by people who love films.

You know how after watching a film you want to

discuss it with someone else? Just to see if your

critique is the same as theirs, to see what they

thought about it without feeling like a nerd.



would be included?

The PlanSems. It’s good to see we can get

work done, while having fun and bonding with

others. It’s there I saw LFC as more than an org,

JIODESLATE

PROJECT HEAD

but a family.

Who would you want to meet at a red

carpet?

Francis Ford Coppola. I love The Godfather even

if people criticize me for going too mainstream.

It’s a masterpiece and I can’t believe someone

like him pulled it off even if he didn’t want

to. He was fighting with all the people from

Paramount, and it was almost never finished,

but he still pulled it off and made it the

masterpiece it is now.

One of LFC’s most anticipated flagship projects, Under the Stars is

an open-to-all outdoor variety show and film screening for friends,

lovers, and everyone in between. Gather under the dark sky for a

night of fun, film, music, and love. Spread out your blankets and enjoy

original short films by LFC and the event’s full length feature film.

Over the years, Under the Stars has featured a selection of well-loved

romantic comedies and musical films including Moulin Rouge!, Little

Manhattan, 50 First Dates, and Across the Universe. Meet us under the

stars for good vibes and even better company - which has made this

event a favorite among Ateneans.

uNDER

tHEsTARS

BEAPOLICARPIO

PROJECT HEAD


I love watching movies, and I guess it was

appealing to have an org that catered to that.

And it’s ~artsy~.


Just by existing. Because when you get too busy

sometimes, the things you love become the

bottom of your priority list.But with LFC, you’re

reminded that the things you love are actually

important. They’re not just random things in

your life, but things that give you meaning.



out?

This year, Under the Stars is gonna be bigger

and brighter. Ateneans love UTS, and you can

expect that same classic UTS feel from it. But of

course every year is different, and UTS will feel

like a party this year.



would be included?

When I went to UTS last year. I was PR and it

was a lot of work, but when I saw everyone who

turned up, it made my whole year worth it.




Thank you to all the members of LFC over the

years. Because of them, we wouldn’t be who we

are now. They made LFC what it is, and we’re

proud to be part of that.

Now on its 16th year, the Ateneo Video Open is an annual filmmaking

competition open to collegiate-level filmmakers from all over the

Philippines. AVO aims to be an avenue for both the budding and

the experienced to share their unique voices and to showcase

their talents through four categories: Short Narrative, Music Video,

Documentary, and Experimental. Filmmakers whose submissions are

selected will be invited to the AVO Screenings, where they will be able

to meet their fellow Filipino filmmakers, and view each other’s work.

Finalists will be invited to the AVO Awards Night, where the winning

entries will be revealed.

aTENEOvIDEO

oPEN

Film Camp is a two-day conference on film production that includes

symposium-like lectures where teams of high school students

produce 2 minute films.

fILMcAMP


Yna: Everybody is so welcoming all the time and

everyone is so fun. When you’re in the org room,

you never feel awkward, and you never feel like

an outsider.


Y: It taught me the basics of filmmaking when

I joined IsaPelikula. You can learn a lot about

film when watching, but LFC shows you what

happens behind the scenes and in the industry.



out?

Y: A lot of fun! It’s going to be awesome. I’m real-

ly excited for Film Camp and Fete du Film since

they’re interesting projects and deserve more

exposure.

ABBYCRUZ

PROJECT HEAD

YNAMUSICO

PROJECT HEAD


carpet?

Y: Brad Pitt because he’s not just a pretty face,

but a really good actor like in Seven and Fight

Club.



Y: College wouldn’t be as warm without the

people in LFC.

OTHERPROJECTS

MOVIE TRIVIA GAMESHOW LFF: PELIKULA, AN EXHIBIT OF ATENEAN FILMMAKERS

LOYOLA SCREEN

OFILM BEHIND THE SCENESLFF: PELIKULA, AN EXHIBIT OF ATENEAN FILMMAKERS

17things

everyLFC

membermust do

1) Hang out in the org room (that’s MVP 308!), watch a movie there, get homework help, talk film with your orgmates!

2) Attend both LFC Grand GAs in full costume!

3) Hear your favorite profs talk movies at our Film Literacy Classes!

4) Make your very first (or your next) short film through our IsaPelikula film production classes!

5) Hang out at a ticket booth and meet new friends! (while convincing your old friends to buy tickets)

6) Participate in a caf raid or any other crazy non-traditional promotion for an LFC event!

7) Have an article published in LFC’s official Tumblr and be read by your friends!

8) Prove your film knowledge by beating

the best at our Movie Trivia Game Show!9) Attend every single day of the Loyola Film Festival, and every single day of Tambay Week!

10) Get your high school friends and relatives to attend LFC’s first-ever Film Camp!

11) Ask that special someone to go out with you to Yule Ball!

12) Ask that same special someone to go out with you to Under the Stars!

13) Submit an entry to the Ateneo Video Open and meet film lovers from all over the country!

14) Volunteer to help out in the production of next year’s OrSem Film!

15) Locate LFC’s very own urban legends, like Meowzan, and the Hidden DVD!

16) Track down Tom Hiddleston and get a photo with him!

17) Find 17 MORE awesome things to do in LFC!

aCKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Content and Interviews

Antonio Adre, Miguel Benavides, Emil Hofileña,

Chai Pilapil

Photos

Emil Hofileña, Alo Lantin, Ponch Mutuc, Olivia Te

Simon Darren Cheng, Nicola Custodio,

Miko Ancheta, Sarah Arrojado, Agnes Wang

Layout Artists

Nikki Solinap, Chelli Reyes

Special thanks to

Arielle Acosta, Abby Cruz, Miguel Feria, Pio Lazatin,

Jemo Ramos, Ayo Supangco, Jennine Sze,

Mawee Ng

Documents

LFC 17: Sneak Peek