I looked at my watch, it was already 8:00 p.m. The wind brought by typhoon Cosme was getting stronger. It was able to blow some of the rain into where we were seated while earlier I felt secured in that spot. Another ”kasama sa raket” for a long time already, Gil, joined me and the talent...
Read MoreGetting a Bit Role in Dyesebel
As a freelance character actor, I humbly believe that I have an edge over my comrades in the industry who are tied up with a management contract with a talent manager. Take this instance: last week, I missed a booking arranged by Ces for Dyesebel suppose to be for a role as Bianca King’s dad. In a matter of days, last saturday however, I was successfully booked...
Read MoreMissing a Role in Dyesebel
Last May 1, being a holiday, I woke up at 6:30 a.m. Not my usual waking up time during regular working days. But just like the first thing that I usually do when I wake up, I picked up my cellular phones to check if I have text messages or missed calls. Both cellular phones did not have a single text message during my sleep. I had a missed call though in my Globe phone. It was from Ces Aldaba, a Talent Supplier who had booked me...
Read MoreAn e-mail from a brod on my articles about Palawan
May I share with you a letter from a fraternity brother, Louis Kierulf ’68 after he read my posting on Palawan. Hope you will find it interesting. egay Hello Brod Edgar, Though I was in Palawan last summer, I still enjoyed reading your posting. I was with my family (brother/sister and children.. almost entire clan) and we headed to Palawan w/ so much enthusiasm and we were not at all disappointed. Our first...
Read MoreCome back, Come back to Palawan, the Conclusion
I started my series of articles on our recent visit to Palawan with the same title above. I guess I owe you an explanation on why I chose this title that is why I would be writing about it in this concluding article on Palawan. During my first visit to Palawan in 1987, I met a lot of people in line with my work at...
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