GMA Network hates Cebuanos

[mlhl@7]

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Galibog ko ani nga thread ang Title "GMA HATES CEBUANOS" pero ang content wla man ni igo sa Title.

Tsk..tsk..tsk..

[PipayNove]

Taasa pod oi..

Sagdi lang na sila, Cebuanos don't need mediocre programs man pod..

definitely

[KASAAC]

To those who are not familiar with the person who started the thread, not so long ago Ritchie D. Nolasco (a name I sometimes see on Sun.Star's opinion pages as a letter writer) previously promoted StarStruck on these forums. At the same time, she declared "Now is a good time for young students to quit school, practice their talents, make themselves look pretty and join the audition!!!"

You don't believe me? See it for yourselves on this thread (the first post). It was an all-out promotion of StarStruck in Cebu.

https://www.istorya.net/forums/tvs-and-movies/223415-starstruck-v.html

Now here we are with this new thread now blasting the network. Can anyone figure out what Ritchie D. "Pro local talent" Nolasco is thinking?

yeah...I dunno what this person is up to, credibility wise?

This Lou Dayoc talks so much against GMA. Do you agree or disagree with what she wrote?

I totally disagree on this one...wala man ko kadungod ani wui
Check the dates of the article...
TALENT SCOPE By Lou Dayoc (The Freeman) Updated August 19, 2005 12:00 AM
TALENT SCOPE By Lou Dayoc (The Freeman) Updated August 26, 2005 12:00 AM
TALENT SCOPE By Lou Dayoc (The Freeman) Updated September 09, 2005 12:00 AM

Gosh, 4 years ago...goodness issue nasad bisan unsa nalang suya guro ai.

..pede i summarize..

..this is ridiculous..if they hate cebuanos..

..then try to remember the death of dan campilan..silingan namo..i personally saw his wake..and grabe ang support sa gma..

..now tell me, is this what you call them hating cebuanos?..

..coz if im a businessman..i won't hate my customers!..they are my source of income..that is why this is ridiculous..

You nailed it!

[serialkiller]

Galibog ko ani nga thread ang Title "GMA HATES CEBUANOS" pero ang content wla man ni igo sa Title.

Tsk..tsk..tsk..

korek! kay ang bb pilipinas na gi apil didto, wa may labot gma7 ana. basin gma is greater manila area. di sakto na magpasumangil based on hearsays kay libel jud na. ani, ngano hangtod karon since 2005, stable career olivia daytia? 3 of my friends na cebuanos are with gma new media inc. ga established ba jud na dili 3rd party organizers ang gitawgan sa gma7 para naa mga dancer perform ila show? basaha utro article kay murag double meaning man gud. it talks of cebuanos being sayon ra mailad. kadtong singgit cebu, dili ba to 3rd party production? angay jud kita tanan ug side kay unfair sa tanan. unfair sa uban cebuanos na gawork sa gma, unfair kay olivia daytia known as isabel oli. unfair pud sa mga bisdak na tua didto work gma7 manila.

[maev7983]

To those who are not familiar with the person who started the thread, not so long ago Ritchie D. Nolasco (a name I sometimes see on Sun.Star's opinion pages as a letter writer) previously promoted StarStruck on these forums. At the same time, she declared "Now is a good time for young students to quit school, practice their talents, make themselves look pretty and join the audition!!!"

You don't believe me? See it for yourselves on this thread (the first post). It was an all-out promotion of StarStruck in Cebu.

https://www.istorya.net/forums/tvs-an...rstruck-v.html

Now here we are with this new thread now blasting the network. Can anyone figure out what Ritchie D. "Pro local talent" Nolasco is thinking?

-read it... well.. what can we do.. ;p perhaps TS is waiting for a major break in journalism... LOL Goodluck!

[maev7983]

maybe that's why GMA hates Cebuanos because CEbuanos detest them. LOL. just vice versa!

not all

[sharkey360]

According to the director, the network (GMA7) informed him of the budget for talent fees which was at P8,000 when this project was offered to him. This was to be divided among the eight main cast members, the writer and the director himself for two days of shooting. (Unbelievable!) He was given the freehand to choose his cast, but he was not given the authority to release the fees to the talents involved. The network released this after the series was shown on air. He could not recall whether he had informed all the talents of their fees, a task the network expected him to carry out in their behalf.

My reaction to this? The budget is absurd! What was GMA7 thinking of? P8,000?! I think it is downright insulting for this giant network to offer such an amount for a director of his caliber plus, expect him share it with nine other people! I have worked with him in the past and I have such high regard for him. In fact, he gave me one of my most treasured experiences in theater. As far as my most recent experience with him is concerned, he was not amiss in informing me of my compensation for that particular project. I am also aware of his passion for the arts. To him, the pay is just icing on the cake. But what about the others? Surely, not all have the same priorities. It is not right to presume that everyone is willing to perform just for the love of it. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the network or its representative (usually the executive producer's job) to clearly discuss remuneration and work expectations with the artists, particularly the amateurs, who usually get lured into the exciting opportunity of being seen on television that they do not ask about their compensation. It's either they are too shy or they do not have a clear view of how much hard work and long hours are expected of them to deliver. Some organizers take advantage of this, resulting to more and more victims of such foul practice in the industry.

Sounds like GMA was so cheap.

[munkyboi]

cutthroat industry

[KASAAC]

...hayst na unsa naman ning mga tawo dire, magpadala man sa tama kadaling mailad, humok jud ug ilong...tunlon ra bisan unsai e hungit

[wilhelmina]

ug sa dihang dated 2005 pa man diay ning mga articles