The Individual Collective: Recent Episodes
Joey Tuason
When I think of Philippine Cinema, there are two particular movies that come to mind: There’s of course General Luna, which dramatically depicts our transition from Spanish to American rule and the beginning of the Philippine-American War. Then there's Goyo, its underrated sequel that continues the story beautifully highlighting a key moment in the war, the battle of Tirad Pass. Both of these films recreated Old Manila like never before and were the first films that made me feel truly immersed in our history. They set a standard for modern Filipino films and there were many great original Pinoy films that have followed since their releases. Today on the Individual Collective, we have the brain behind these two masterpieces and the co-founder of TBA Studios, mister Ed RochaIn today's episode, we talk about his early years in the 70’s a young actor during martial law, his screenwriting process for historical fiction, his opinion on how the current state of the Filipino film industry could be improved, and so much more! Hope you enjoy the show.
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Today we have Shawn Carbonell. Our first international guest all the way from Canada. He’s a magician by day and a recording artist by night under the name Masta Ky. In this episode, we talk about his starving artist experience in the Philippines, his advice for getting over self-sabotaging, how stoicism has positively affected his life, and much more!
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Today we have a very talented mural artist from the Philippines who has piqued the interest of thousands of locals who have spotted his work around the Metro or online well as international brands such as Paypal, Shake Shack, and & Heineken who have all commissioned him. In this episode, we tackle a barrage of topics like his experience working in the Filipino Creative Class, how NFT’s have changed the art scene, facing resistance as an artist, the history of Mural Art, & How Quinten Tarantino & Stan Lee have influenced his style. Jappy shares a lot of valuable insights especially for people working in the creative & freelance economy. I hope you enjoy the show as much as I did. Please welcome, Jappy Agoncillo.
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Fai is the drummer of the groovy band Basically Saturday Night, which has become the fan favourite of many music lovers here in the Philippines. He is also a certified fitness instructor specializing in the growing field of Animal & Rope Flow. He's definitely a guy who moves to the beat of his own drum and I'm sure there is a lot that we can all learn from him. In this episode, we talk about achieving a flow state of mind, his experiences being in a band that is constantly evolving and experimenting, the fear of becoming a jack of all trades and master of none, and a whole lot more. Enjoy the show!
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Creativity is an integral aspect of being human. Dogs and horses aren't creative, but somehow, we are. We have been practising it forever but nowadays, a whole new world of opportunities lie in front of us thanks to the digital revolution and a shift towards different means of work. More and more people are making a living by engaging in the creative process, should you? In this video, I explore the changing landscape of work and 3 things to consider before joining the Creative Class. Big 5 Personality Test: https://www.truity.com/test/big-five-... Get 2 Months Free on Skillshare: https://skillshare.eqcm.net/Individua...
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The idea of the education system being flawed isn't new, yet, not a lot has been said on how can students deal with it. It is so easy to go through the motions of school, jumping over academic hurdles and lose track of what really matters in education.
These are a few thoughts that I've put together on how to get the most out of a flawed education system. This has been inspired by Simon Sinek's book "The Infinite Game" and Sir Ken Robinson's book on Educational Reform called "Creative Schools" as well as my own personal experience trying to make the most out of my college life.
Here are a few resources to help you play the infinite game of learning during the lockdown:
Skillshare - An Online Learning platform focused on enhancing specific skills and crafts. Classes are plentiful and range from pottery to photography. https://skillshare.eqcm.net/IndividualCollective
Harvard Courses - Harvard has made a selection of their online courses free during this time of lockdown. Check out one of their MOOC classes https://online-learning.harvard.edu/
Scribd - A great place to find audiobooks, summaries of books and complete ebooks. I love this because it comes with a 30-day free trial, perfect for the lockdown season. https://www.scribd.com/
CreativeLive - I stumbled across this recently and have really enjoyed their catalogue of classes as well as their live classes. They give a full course for free when and you get one free lesson a day as well! https://www.creativelive.com/
99U - I would call this the "TED" for creatives. Lots of inspiring talks, articles and guides for the creative path takers. https://99u.adobe.com/talks
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Kelley Day is a model and actress who competed for Miss World Philippines 2019 and bagged the crown, Miss Eco Philippines. She will be representing the country in the upcoming Miss Eco International competition. On this episode we talk about her journey coming from Dubai, her experience being in a Matt Damon movie, finding the balance between being comfortable with who you are and where you are at in life, her current state dealing with the autoimmune disease Alopecia and much more!
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Markus Paterson is a budding actor and songwriter who was featured in the first Netflix produced Filipino film "Dead Kids". His song "Best Wishes" has hit the top 30's in the Philippines Spotify charts. In this episode we talk about his recovery from his Motorcycle accident, his encounter with Tom Misch, we pitch a new DOT song, as we celebrate 12 years of friendship.
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Miro is the Director and Founder of Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival which has quickly become a soul-rejuvenating tradition for thousands of people in the Philippines. He shares his thoughts on what makes music timeless, the effect Malasimbo has had as a creative platform and meeting John Lennon's son.
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Cherie is a legendary actress and performer in the Philippines who has captivated audiences from Milan to Manila. In this episode, she shares the state of the film industry in the Philippines, the effect that expression has in the world, what makes a script great and more!
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Mito is a musician and entrepreneur who has swept the nation with his home-grown talent. In this episode, we talk about balancing ambition and contentment, the perils of the education system, life as an independent artist, and fried chicken.
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