THE 6TH DON BOSCO FILM FESTIVAL WINNERS

Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, the awarding ceremony for the 6th Don Bosco Film Festival, scheduled on April 18, 2020, was cancelled. The situation remained unfavorable even in June, before the official news release in this July-September issue of St. John Bosco Today. Hence, the DBFF organizers decided to let go of this year’s formal awarding.

The complete list of the winners for this 6th DBFF is at the end of this article. To the winners, our congratulations.

We give special mention to the St. John Bosco Parish, Sta. Rosa (Laguna), for Dapit-Kahapon” that won all the awards in the short film category. We likewise congratulate Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City, for Gising” that won the SalesianaBooks’ Choice Award, a special award given by the Don Bosco Press, Inc.

With great honor we give the Hall of Fame Award, the first of DBFF (already on the sixth year) to Mr. Kyle Justin Dorado of Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City. He won the Best in Film Editing three times – 2017, 2018, 2019. Kudos to him and to all those who were part of his success!

We also congratulate all the finalists for their wonderful and praiseworthy entries, and all those nominated in the different categories. We thank the sponsors for their support: Ayala Malls, Don Bosco Press, Inc, Don Bosco Technical Institute – Makati City, Cabalen, David’s Salon, Enchanted Kingdom, Global Business Power, Magnolia Chicken, Mayor Menchie Abalos, Mayor Abby Binay, Philippine Airlines, San Miguel Corporation, SM Foundation, Under Armour, Word and Life Publications, and Yuujin Japanese Restaurant.

In view of the “new normal” with regards to the holding of classes for the coming school year 2020—2021, the 7th DBFF will not push through. We hope to see you all for school year 2021—2022. You may visit the Don Bosco Film Festival Facebook page for more details.

https://www.facebook.com/Don-Bosco-Film-Festival-719951711356326/

Viva Don Bosco!

 

LIST OF WINNERS

SHORT FILM CATEGORY

DAPIT-KAHAPON – St. John Bosco Parish, Sta. Rosa (Laguna)

Best Short Film Poster

Best in Film Editing (Peter Mendoza)

Best in Lights and Sound

Best in Cinematography

Best in Screenplay

Best in Acting (Nikka Borja)

Best Director (Ryan Termoso)

Best Picture

 

DOCUMENTARY FILM CATEGORY

ANIMA DELLA MUSICA – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Makati City

Best Documentary Film

 

BOLUNTIR – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

Best Documentary Film Poster

Best Documentary Film

 

ONE-MINUTE ADVERTISEMENT CATEGORY

TAWAG – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

Best One-Minute Advertisement

 

KATEKESIS ON WHEELS – San Ildefonso Parish, Makati City

Best One-Minute Advertisement Poster

 

SPECIAL AWARDS

HALL OF FAME AWARD

KYLE JUSTIN DORADO – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

Best in Film Editing

2017, 2018, 2019

 

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

YouTube – Most Number of Likes and Views

TAGPUAN – St. John Bosco Parish, Makati City

 

SALESIANABOOKS CHOICE AWARD

GISING – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

 

LIST OF OTHER FINALISTS AND NOMINATIONS

SHORT FILM CATEGORY

Finalists and Nominations

 

ANG PAGSIBOL NG KATOTOHANAN – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

Best Short Film Poster

 

DAPIT-KAHAPON – St. John Bosco Parish, Sta. Rosa (Laguna)

Best in Acting (Krey Flores)

 

GISING – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

Nominated for:

Best Short Film Poster

Best in Editing (Angelo Basco)

Best in Lights and Sound

Best in Acting (Joshua Lansangan)

Best in Screenplay

Best Director (Jelo Villaroman)

Best Picture

 

INCOGNITO – Don Bosco Academy, Mabalacat (Pampanga)

Nominated for:

Best Short Film Poster

Best in Editing (Bandon Nicolas)

Best in Lights and Sound

Best in Cinematography

Best in Screenplay

Best Director (Allen Punsalan)

Best Picture

 

LINYANG MAY HANGGANAN – Don Bosco Technical Insititute, Makati City

Nominated for:

Best in Acting (Anton Avellana)

Best in Screenplay

 

NO MAN CRY – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

Nominated for:

Best in Editing (Elian Idioma, Robbie Ison, Layla Lipana)

Best in Lights and Sound

Best in Cinematography

Best Director (Kowalski 18-20)

Best Picture

 

TAGPUAN – St. John Bosco Parish, Makati City

Best Short Film Poster

Best in Editing (Peter Manuel Zamora and Vaughn Paje Ileto)

Best in Lights and Sound

Best in Cinematography

Best in Acting (Maki Orquita)

Best in Screenplay

Best Director (Aira Joanna Masaganda)

Best Picture

 

Other Short Film Finalists

BYAHE – Don Bosco College, Canlubang (Laguna)

EMMANUEL – St. John Bosco Parish, Makati City

HABILIN – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

HUMPAK – Don Bosco Batulao, Nasugbu (Batangas)

 

DOCUMENTARY FILM CATEGORY

Finalists and Nominations

 

ANIMA DELLA MUSICA – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Makati City

Nominated for Best Documentary Film Poster

 

NO HOLDS BARRED – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

Nominated for Best Documentary Film

 

PAG-ASA NG BAYAN – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

Nominated for

Best Documentary Film Poster

Best Documentary Film

 

ONE-MINUTE ADVERTISEMENTS

Finalists and Nominations

IDOL – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

Nominated for

Best One-Minute Advertisement Poster

Best One-Minute Advertisement

 

KATEKESIS ON WHEELS – San Ildefonso Parish, Makati City

Nominated for Best One-Minute Advertisement

 

TAWAG – Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac City

Nominated for Best One-Minute Advertisement Poster

 

TURON – Don Bosco Batulao, Nasugbu (Batangas)

Nominated for Best One-Minute Advertisement

 

Other Finalists

INSPIRASYON – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

SI JOSE – Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong City

TSINELAS – Don Bosco Batulao, Nasugbu (Batangas)

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