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OPINION | The future of the Philippine film industry [Human Side Of Economics By Bernardo M. Villegas] READ:

B. Film Location Engagement Desk : FLEX serves local and foreign productions with inter-agency assistance for government permits, locations, and production logistics in the Philippines, and engagement with Philippine production companies, technical suppliers, and crew. It is the single-window clearance office that provides a general endorsement to productions to assist in their transactions with government offices across the country.

In today’s data-centric world in which Big Data is one of the key components of Industrial Revolution 4.0, it is of utmost importance for the film industry.

The data bank will include, among others, the National Registry for Audiovisual Workers , the National Registry of Companies , the National Registry for Events and Film Festivals , the National Registry for Entertainment Press , and the National Registry for Organizations . The services to be rendered by the NR are: a.) to facilitate access of registered members to available government social services such as PhilHealth, SSS, and Pag-Ibig Fund; b.

 

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