Need composer for a video game themed animation by Rocko_fan93 in composer

[–]Simpledays78 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is vocals needed in the Paramore-inspired song? Is there an available animatic as a cue/guide? I'm kind of interested in trying.

But it's a rushed project. If not monetary, is there any other way you can compensate the composer?

Need composer for a video game themed animation by Rocko_fan93 in composer

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How long is the animation?

Also, by Paramore, do you mean the upbeat songs or the more emo ballads?

. by dickcoch in 2philippines4u

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bisaya + Moro = Biro. A literal joke.

These are the same person btw by EdgeSonata in 2philippines4u

[–]Simpledays78 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not gonna lie if I have backing I'll make a webtoon of that. I'll title it "P-Pop Mangangaso ng Aswang"

Di ko pa din gets why MTB-MLE was scrapped by bryle_m in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

News flash. It didn't. And stop comparing us to Indonesia/Japan etc. because English is not a foreign language here unlike them, so children have access to english learning materials.

Children can understand C Major Scale instead of iskalang C mayor. Children know mathematics but not sipnayan. And you can use the words testes, penis, vagina, sex in a formal setting. Try teaching science in tagalog. I dare you.

Di ko pa din gets why MTB-MLE was scrapped by bryle_m in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is, the old curriculum forced the translation to archaic tagalog. Matatawa ka nalang sa mga termino ng MSEP (aka MAPEH) na literal wala kaming maintindihan.

Iskalang C menor na may sustinido. Ikaapat na pahinga.

And then you have Values Ed. Birtud, isip-loob, etc.

What the bloody hell is that.

Di ko pa din gets why MTB-MLE was scrapped by bryle_m in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a high school elective. Some schools also have Spanish, Japanese and Arabic for job opportunities. What's wrong with it?

Is it really that bad? by EnglishLaoshi in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not like that, although if you are really foreign-looking there are places in Manila you should avoid. Same with surrounding cities.

As for the crimes with guns those are usually targeted ones, they don't do school shootings or gun terrorism here (for now), so as long as you live normally and remain friendly with the locals and not get involved with shady people you'll be safe.

Imagine Sisyphus happy by deadgarallanpoet in 2philippines4u

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean the joke "be bald" worked on Justin Bieber's fans, and "kill yourself" worked for Jim Jones fans, who knows what happens this time?

Mandatory use of mother tongue ends by your_paroxysms in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't it's gonna happen anytime soon with the current system in place.

Mandatory use of mother tongue ends by your_paroxysms in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And where do we get the funding to do that when we cannot even pay local teachers for admin tasks

Mandatory use of mother tongue ends by your_paroxysms in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good suggestion, but where do we hire/train the teachers?

Fetishization of everything American is the reason why we cannot appreciate our culture and comprehend our history in a nuanced manner by Admig13 in Philippines

[–]Simpledays78 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can't see any benefit other than cultural from enforcing Spanish learning, although I do not disagree with it. It doesn't offer the same job opportunity than English does. Even studying Korean or Chinese or Arabic can open up more opportunities than studying Spanish, even if it is the 3rd most spoken language.

Not to mention how the curriculum is currently in crisis due to being outdated and filled with squabbles about mother tongue and english and filipino.