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Esteemed Lighting Designer Tsuguo Izumi Hosts Exclusive Workshop at PETA In partnership with the Japan Foundation and the Sinag Arts Foundation, the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) offers an advanced workshop on Lighting Design and Video Projection for Stage to be facilitated by Tsuguo Izumi, a Japanese stage lighting designer mainly focusing on stage plays.

Izumi is a pioneer in incorporating media server-driven projection in lighting design. He is also a member of PR Committee of Japan Association of Lighting Engineers & Designers (JALED), a member of studioTED and affiliated to Rise Co. Ltd. He is currently in the country for ‘The Tempest Reimagined’, a co-production between PETA and the British Council, as the lighting designer.

The 2-day workshop session will include the following activities:
Day 1
Use of Video Projection in The Theater
The Possibilities and Risk of Video Projection
Introduction to the Video Tool (SynVisum and Catalyst)
Day 2
Introduction to the Media Server
Catalyst Overview
Simple Projection Design/Mapping
Holographic Projection

All workshop sessions will include lectures, demos, hands-on training and open discussions. It will be on November 5 and 6 at the PETA Theater Center with a fee of Php5,500 per participant.

Limited slots only.

For registration and other inquiries, contact Jay Tipayan – 09177167357.

*Press Release from PETA Theater Center

I was thrilled to get an invitation to attend Lampard Books Launch of one of their most popular series Moymoy Lulumboy: Ang Paghahanap Kay Inay, as the third installment hits the shelves last September 17, 2016 at the SMX Convention Center, coinciding with the 37^th Manila International Book Fair.

I usually make time to go to the MIBF on a weekday because I did not want to be crushed by the large crowd of people during the weekend, but for one of the most amazing Pinoy Childern series I made this exception.

It has been year since we last heard from Moymoy, the boy “Aswang”.

In this book, Moymoy is able to save his twin brother Alangkaw and their childhood friend Hasmin, a manananggal. Having found out as well who their mother is and where she may be found, the twins embark on a mission to save her by following certain missions as bidden them by Ingkong Dakal, the guardian of the Gabun archives. Will Moymoy and Alangkaw be able to accomplish the tasks and eventually be reunited with their mother Diyosang Liliw at last?

The event was made even more special with the PETA (Philippine Educational Theater Association) book reading/ singing/ acting out the except from the book.

I thoroughly enjoyed the performance excuse the strange video, I only got a portion before my battery gave out.

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