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Liza Diño gives a glimpse of new journey after FDCP Chair

Liza Diño gives a glimpse of new journey after FDCP Chair

Drew Acierto

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Former Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) Chairman Liza Diño is in South Korea to attend the Busan International Film Festival. This is her first international work trip as a former chair of the FDCP.

Liza is in South Korea to represent the young producers of the country and is serving as an industry mentor in the film industry.

“Finally, here at 부산국제영화제 Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) and Asian Contents & Film Market, my first international work trip post-FDCP. So many things have happened in the last two months, and to be honest, I'm feeling a bit queasy and quite nervous. Maybe it's the uncertainty or the excitement of this new journey,” she shared.

Despite no longer being a public servant, Liza maintained that she will be willing to help young producers in her capacity in her new role. She added that she still has that same passion and drive when she was the FDCP chair.

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“As I officially take on the next chapter of my life, still doing what I love–championing Philippine cinema in the global space–I take with me the hopes and dreams of the Filipino filmmakers I now represent to make global quality projects that will take us to the next level,” she added.

Liza promised the filmmakers she represented for the film festival that she will be engaging with possible partners and collaborate with local and international stakeholders to secure the resources they need.

“[I will] secure the resources we need so you never have to compromise your vision. I believe in you, and I will make sure that we will make the best version of your projects,” she stated.

Liza was replaced by Tirso Cruz III as the FDCP chair following the appointment of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. back in July.

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