Marie Jamora

2016 Flip The Record - Director, writer, producer, editor, music supervisor, colorist

2015 The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened? - Editor/Post-production Supervisor

2015 Cream Silk Portraits - Director, story editor, co-editor

2015 Isobel - Director, writer, editor, color correction, sound recordist

2015 20 Years of Anarchy in Cinema - Co-director, editor, color correction, sound recordist

2014 What Isn't Said - Director, Co-writer, Co-editor, co-music supervisor

In 2013, Marie became one of the managing partners at Arsenal Manila, a camera rental and DIT service company for film and commercial projects in Manila and Southeast Asia. Marie moved to Los Angeles. She is developing her next two feature films while also doing editing work. She co-edited the Showtime Earthquake Comedy Special, These Ain’t Jokes, and co-edited the documentary The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?

2013 Closer - Director, Asst. Editor, Sound Design, Color Correction.

In 2012, Marie was part of Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, competing in the New Breed Category with her film Ang Nawawala. It took home two awards: Best Original Musical Score for composers Mikey Amistoso, Diego Mapa, and Jazz Nicolas; and Audience Choice award (New Breed), which is determined by votes from the Cinemalaya audience.

Ang Nawawala (What Isn't There) is Marie Jamora's 2012 feature film. A draft of Ang Nawawala (What Isn't There) was written in college at the Ateneo De Manila University, in a scriptwriting class under Uro Dela Cruz. Another draft was written in film school under the scriptwriting class of Brendan Ward. Marie worked on the script for about five years until around the new year's of 2011 when she asked Ramon De Veyra to co-write it with her. Prior to asking Ramon De Veyra to co-write the film, Marie approached Brainchild Studios to produce Ang Nawawala (What Isn't There) with her, and that's where she got Bernard Dacanay and Trinka Lat to be the producers. Marie and Ramon wrote the script for around six months and got an NCCA grant for their script. They made the film for Cinemalaya.

2012 What Isn't There (Ang Nawawala) - Director, Producer, Co-writer, Co-editor, Co-Music Editor

2011 Itchyworms 15th Anniversary Tour - Director, Editor, Sound Design, Color Correction

2010 New York Is My Boyfriend - Director, Writer, Editor, Sound Design

As a Director, her short films have been in competition and exhibition in the Cinemanila International Film Festival, Singapore's Women in Film Festival, the Loyola Film Circle's Ateneo Video Open, and the University of the Philippines Cineastes INDEO Short Film Festival. As a Producer, Ming Kai Leung's short film, “Three Boys” has made the rounds at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, São Paulo International Short Film Festival, Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, Austin Film Festival, Cinemanila International Film Festival, winning the Gold Award at the 2009 Hong Kong Independent Film and Video Awards.

In 2008, she directed, produced, edited video and music of the first ever season of Project Runway Philippines, working with Fremantle Media.

Since 2006, Marie has taught the class “Digital Video Filmmaking” in the Department of Communication at the Ateneo de Manila University, where she previously graduated Cum Laude in 2001.

2006 Dexter Calliope & The Adarna Bird 2006 - Director, Co-writer, Co-Editor

Jamora graduated high school from Immaculate Conception University, cum laude from Ateneo de Manila University with a degree in Communication Arts, and a Masters in Film from Columbia University in 2005.

2003 Quezon City - Director, Co-writer, Editor, Sound Design

2003 Dirty Laundry - Director, Writer, Editor, Sound Design

2002 Divergence - Director, Writer, Editor, Music Editor, Color Correction

1999 Pata ‘Yan/Patayan (A Pound of Flesh/The Killing) - Director, Co-writer

Marie Jamora is not only a filmmaker, but is also a musician. She is the drummer for indie bands Blast Ople and Dexter Calliope and the Tito Gil Twins in 1998. Her current band, Boldstar, was named the Best New Artist at the 2002 NU107 Rock Awards.