NATIONAL ARTISTS IN

FILM AND
BROADCASTING

CONTEMPORARY ARTS
Presented by: Group 4
 FILM AND
BROADCASTING ART
CREATING AUDIO AND VIDEO CONTENT AND
DISTRIBUTING IT TO THE MASSES VIA RADIO,
TELEVISION OR THE WEB IS BROADCASTING.
BROADCAST MEDIA ARTS IS EVERYTHING THAT
GOES INTO THOSE PRODUCTIONS.
EDDIE ROMERO
( July 27, 1994- May 28, 2013 )

( born in Dumaguete City)

BIOGRAPHY
• who initially used the screen name 'Enrique
Moreno' early in his directing career.
• He was a Filipino film director, film producer and
screenwriter.
• A leader in the industry, Romero has served as
deputy director of the Film Academy of the
Philippines (FAP), and Chair of the Sub-Committee
on the Arts of the National Commission on Culture
and the Arts (NCCA).
 CONTRIBUTIONS

• A leader in the industry, Romero has

served as deputy director of the Film
Academy of the Philippines (FAP),
and Chair of the Sub-Committee on
the Arts of the National Commission
on Culture and the Arts (NCCA). .
• Romero's major influences
were Gerardo de Leon and
Yasujirô Ozu, a Japanese
director.
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ERIC OTEYZA DE GUIARO

( Born on October 3, 1942 )

( born in Baguio City)

BIOGRAPHY
• Commonwealth of the Philippines better known as “
Kidlat Tahimik ”.
• He was awriter and actor whose films are
commonly associated with the Third Cinema
Movement through their critiques of
neocolonialism.
• One of the most prominent names in the Filipino
film industry.
• He is dubbed by fellow filmmakers and critics as
the "Father of Philippine Independent Cinema".
 CONTRIBUTIONS

• He was recognized in 2018

• He has garnered various
as a National Artist of the
accolades locally and
Philippines for Film - a
internationally, including a
conferment which represents
Plaridel honorarium for
the Philippine state's highest
Independent Cinema.
recognition for artists.
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 LINO BROCKA
(April 3, 1939 – May 22, 1991 )

( born in Pilar, Sorsogon)

BIOGRAPHY
• He is a director for film and broadcast arts.
• He is espoused the term “freedom of expression” in
the Philippine Constitution.
• He is widely regarded as one of the most influential
and significant filmmakers in the history of
Philippine cinema. names in the Filipino film
industry.
• He was a member of the Coalition for the
Restoration of Democracy.
 CONTRIBUTIONS

• He also directed for theater with equal

• He co-founded the organization
Concerned Artists of the
Philippines (CAP), dedicated to
helping artists address issues
confronting the country, and the
• he garnered awards and recognition
Free the Artist Movement
zeal and served in organizations that
offer alternative visions, like the
Philippine Educational Theater
Association (PETA) and the
Concerned Artists of the Philippines
(CAP).
from institutions like the CCP,
FAMAS, TOYM, and Cannes Film
Festival.
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RICARDO LEE
(born as March 19, 1948)

( Daet, Camarines, Norte)

BIOGRAPHY
• He is a Filipino screenwriter, journalist, novelist,
and playwright.
• Ricky Lee formerly works as a Creative Manager at
the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation.
• He was conferred the Order of National Artists of
the Philippines for Film and Broadcast Arts in 2022.
 CONTRIBUTIONS
•As a screenwriter, he has worked with
many of the Philippines' most notable film
directors, including Lino Brocka, Marilou
Diaz-Abaya and Ishmael Bernal. Many of
his films have been screened in the
international film festival circuit, including
Cannes, Toronto, and Berlin, among others.
• Starting in 1973, he has written more
than 180 film screenplays. of
• He was conferred the Order of
National Artists of the Philippines for
Film and Broadcast Arts in 2022.
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MANUEL CONDE
(October 9, 1915 – August 11, 1985)

( Daet, Camarines, Philippine Islands)

BIOGRAPHY
• He was a Filipino actor, director and producer. .
• As an actor, he also used the screen name Juan
Urbano during the 1930s aside from his more
popular screen name.
• He was conferred the Order of National Artists of
the Philippines for Film and Broadcast Arts in 2022.
 CONTRIBUTIONS

•He was the first director from the

Philippines who was invited to an
international film festival.
• He was the first director from the
Philippines who was invited to an
international film festival.
• His groundbreaking Genghis Khan, a
truimph of visual imagination over
small budget, was shown in 1950 at the
Venice Film Festival.
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