The Philippine Star

48th Shell art tilt puts the spotlight on digital filmmaking

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The Shell National Students Art Competitio­n (NSAC), Shell’s enduring program that supports budding Filipino artists, opened the Digital Short Film under the Multimedia category in 2014. This year, more and more students of digital arts are expected to participat­e in the said category and showcase their talents in filmmaking.

Digital Short Film joins the traditiona­l Shell NSAC categories such as Oil/Acrylic, Watercolor, Sculpture, and the Digital Fine Arts that is also under the Multimedia Arts category.

The inclusion of Digital Short Film in NSAC is in recognitio­n of an emerging art trend that goes hand-in-hand with innovative digital technology, which has since allowed people to create their own film using mobile devices like cell phones, tablets and DLSR cameras, then, publish their work on the worldwide web.

With the theme “Highlights,” the 48th Shell NSAC allows student-artist participan­ts this year to tell the story of their life’s brightest moment. NSAC judgest for the Digital Short Film category are independen­t filmmaker Raymond Red, Pablo Biglang-Awa, and Avid Liongoren.

The Shell NSAC is open to all Filipino college students who are currently enrolled this year for at least 12 units. Grand prize winners will each be awarded a cash prize amounting to P60,000. The second and third place winners will receive P40,000 and P30,000, respective­ly.

Past winners of the Shell NSAC include a number of contempora­ry Filipino art masters such as National Artists Benedicto “Bencab” Cabrera, Jose Joya, Ang Kiukok, and Federico Aguilar Alcuaz.

Submission and acceptance of provincial entries will be from August 12, 13 and 14, 2015 at any Shell provincial depot and installati­ons, or in any of the following receiving centers: Anthill Fabric Gallery, Gallery Orange and Museo Iloilo. Metro Manila-based contestant­s must bring their entries on September 3, 4 and 5, 2015 to Shell House, 156 Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

The partners and sponsors of this year’s Shell NSAC include Shell FuelSave, Shell V-Power Nitro+, Shell Helix Oilchange +, Shell Select Store, Shell Rewards Pepeng Pasada Club, SM Advantage Card, Shell Citi Card, Air21, Internatio­nal Fine Paper Exchange (IFEX), National Book Store and Ayala Museum.

Visit www.shell.com.ph/shell_art to join. Students may also inquire with the fine arts department or the students’ affairs office of their respective colleges and universiti­es.

 ??  ?? “25 Hours a Day” by Wesley Jelo C. Almazar of the Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology, first place in the Digital Fine Arts category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
“25 Hours a Day” by Wesley Jelo C. Almazar of the Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology, first place in the Digital Fine Arts category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
 ??  ?? “Buuin Natin Ulit. Bangon Na, Sulong Na!” by Jan Andrew B. Denila of the Philippine Women’s College – Davao, first place in the Sculpture category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
“Buuin Natin Ulit. Bangon Na, Sulong Na!” by Jan Andrew B. Denila of the Philippine Women’s College – Davao, first place in the Sculpture category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
 ??  ?? “Bottom of the Autumn,” first place in the Watercolor category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
“Bottom of the Autumn,” first place in the Watercolor category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
 ??  ?? “Ipinagkaka­it na Kalayaan” by Francis E. Andrade of the Bulacan State University, first place in the Oil/Acrylic category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n
“Ipinagkaka­it na Kalayaan” by Francis E. Andrade of the Bulacan State University, first place in the Oil/Acrylic category in the 2014 Shell National Students Art Competitio­n

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