In its inaugural production of OMNIBUS: mise-en-scène, the DLSU Green Media Group (GMG) set the stage for Philippine cinema at the University last July 15 to 20. The festival had audiences flock to screenings at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium, Velasco Hall, and Learning Commons to witness the craft of various student-led pictures and award-winning productions.…
Author: Clarisse Bernal
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