Connect with us

News

Bernal to capture ‘clearer’ PRRD messaging on change

Published

on

SONA DIRECTOR. Film and television director Joyce Bernal grants an ambush interview with the media before the start of the pre-SONA 2018 forum at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City on Wednesday, July 18. Bernal said her services for the upcoming SONA of President Rodrigo R. Duterte is free of charge. (Photo courtesy of Kat Delgado)

SONA DIRECTOR. Film and television director Joyce Bernal grants an ambush interview with the media before the start of the pre-SONA 2018 forum at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City on Wednesday, July 18. Bernal said her services for the upcoming SONA of President Rodrigo R. Duterte is free of charge. (Photo courtesy of Kat Delgado)

MANILA — Film and television director Joyce Bernal intends to capture the administration’s promise of “real change” through a clearer presentation of President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s upcoming State of the Nation Address (SONA).

“Change po kasi yung gusto niyang isulong‘Yong tema niya is to believe in change at real siya. It can happen pero kailangan mong tanggapin. So gusto namin na sana maging open muna yung tao, ‘yung feel na ganoon, even sa mga tao sa Kongreso(He is pushing for change. The theme is to believe in change, that it is real and that it can happen but to do so, you need to accept it first. So we want the public to have an open mind, even those in Congress),” Bernal told reporters on the sidelines of the third pre-SONA forum on Wednesday.

She said she would request for additional lighting for a brighter setting during the SONA, which will be held at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City on July 23, to make the viewers more engaged and “excited” to hear what the Chief Executive would say.

During the interview, the lady director also revealed that her service for the SONA is free of charge.

(Ito’y) para sa kapwa ko Pinoy, para sa mundo na gustong malaman kung paano tayo, para sa maraming tao ‘to. Kailangan ‘bang magpabayad? Hindi ako magpapabayad. Bibigay ko iyon (This is for my fellow Filipinos, for the world who wants to know what is happening in the Philippines. This is for a lot of people. Do I need to get paid? I won’t accept a fee. I’ll give the service for free),” she said.

Bernal succeeds Brillante Mendoza, who directed the President’s first two SONAs.

Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

News1 hour ago

PH Crop Insurance Corp. transferred to DA

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has transferred the Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC) to the Department of Agriculture (DA)....

News1 hour ago

DA launches ‘CaraWow sa CaraTok’

  MANILA – TikTokers are encouraged to join a video contest featuring carabao’s milk, in preparation for the World Milk Day...

Senator Francis Tolentino Senator Francis Tolentino
News4 hours ago

Proposed nuclear plant in Pangasinan has long-term benefits – senator

MANILA – The proposed Nuclear Power Program in the municipality of Labrador, Pangasinan will not only solve the high cost of...

News4 hours ago

NFA: Let DA intervene in local rice market

MANILA – The Department of Agriculture (DA) can assume the power to intervene in the local rice market if lawmakers have...

Health5 hours ago

DOH launches cervical cancer screening services in Metro Manila

MANILA – The Department of Health – Metro Manila Center for Health Development (DOH-MMCHD) on Friday launched cervical cancer screening services...

Canada News18 hours ago

Nunavik residents say water system can’t meet growing demand

By Rachel Watts · CBC News  Communities in northern Quebec region rely on trucks to provide water Dr. Sarah Bergeron is used...

Canada News18 hours ago

Indigenous leaders adopt declaration condemning identity theft

By Brett Forester · CBC News  Delegates also adopt resolution denouncing disputed Inuit identity claims of NunatuKavut in Labrador First Nations, Inuit...

Philippine and Japanese flag Philippine and Japanese flag
News23 hours ago

Japan commits P121-M scholarships for young Filipino civil servants

MANILA – The Japanese government has earmarked PHP121 million to finance postgraduate scholarships of young Filipino civil servants as part...

News24 hours ago

PBBM eyes infra projects in Ilocos Region to boost tourism

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday said major infrastructure projects in the Ilocos Region are underway not...

Joe Biden Joe Biden
Headline24 hours ago

US Justice Dep’t moves to reclassify marijuana as ‘lower-risk’ drug

HOUSTON – The US Justice Department announced Thursday that it is moving to reclassify marijuana as a “lower-risk” drug. Formalizing...

WordPress Ads