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Ang Black Rider ay produksiyon ng GMA Public Affairs, sa direksiyon ni Rommel Penesa at Richard Arellano. Hango ito sa konsepto ng head writer na si Erwin Caezar Bravo, katuwang ang writers na sina John Bedia, Aeious Asin, Dickson Comia, at Lawrence Nicodemus.
Aug 31, 2022 · Like GMA Public Affairs, Jessica, Kara, Maki, Drew, and Atom are just some of the Kapuso broadcast journalists who have showcased what it means to create stories that are “Tatak Public Affairs,” upholding truth in the age of fake news and misinformation. Tatak Public Affairs is anchored on three values: Tapang. Talino.
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May 31, 2023 · She is set to lead “The GMA Public Affairs Talk” as it goes around the Philippines soon. The first leg was called “The New York Festival Medalists & The National Artist GMA Public Affairs Talk on Storytelling and Producing,” where Soho shared to GMA staff and employees her extensive experience in reporting and broadcasting spanning almost four decades.
GMA Public Affairs. 2011–2012. 2012–2014. 2014–2015. 2015–2019. 2019–present. GMA Public Affairs is the public affairs division of GMA Network. It is also responsible for producing various historical and socio-political dramas, as well as documentary, magazine, anthology and infotainment programs.
Jun 17, 2024 · It seems that Barbie Forteza will star in an upcoming GMA Public Affairs and GMA Pictures film! advertisement. On Monday, GMA Public Affairs posted a teaser photo showing Barbie wearing a brown shirt. Behind her, someone's shadow can be seen with their two hands resting just above her head and on her side. The vibes is giving a horror story.
May 3, 2023 · Dapat Alam Mo! marks 1st year with week-long anniversary special. Beginning May 7, veteran journalist Emil Sumangil gives voice to the public’s grievances and complaints as he banners GMA Public Affairs’ multi-platform public service program, “Resibo: Walang Lusot ang May Atraso,” the first Public Affairs program to be telecast both on ...
