Episode 8 (Part 2 of 2): How our favorite TV shows are made, and the future of the TV landscape

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How To Be You Po?

Marco Angelo Samonte

28 episodes

2 days ago

In this podcast host Marco talks to young professionals to hear about their stories on how they got into their field, how they studied it, and what they do now in their work. The goal of this podcast is to provide career insights, motivation, and study tips for students who are still deciding on what course to take in college or what career to take after college. Catch new episodes every Friday!

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Episode 8 (Part 2 of 2): How our favorite TV shows are made, and the future of the TV landscape | Interview with Maku Mei Chan

How To Be You Po?

33 minutes 15 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 8 (Part 2 of 2): How our favorite TV shows are made, and the future of the TV landscape | Interview with Maku Mei Chan

About this episode's guest: Maku Mei Chan is a Broadcast Communications graduate from UP Diliman. She is working now as a Production Assistant for various shows in GMA network such as Stepdaughters, Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit, and Heartful Cafe. She is also volunteering as an anchor and correspondent for shows like CFO Today and CBI Live in INCTV and INC Radio.

In this episode we talked about:

The processes involved in producing a drama series on TV
How a TV network influences the content of its shows, including news shows
How digital media (Internet, social media, podcast, vlogs) has affected the TV landscape
Comparisons between working in front of the camera and behind the camera
How the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the Philippine TV industry
How Maku plans to become a Program Manager on GMA