Jane Oineza shares why she doesn’t view vloggers as competitors: ‘Wala namang problema as long as wala namang natatapakang tao’

Rhea Manila Santos

With her latest film Ang Henerasyong Sumuko Sa Love now showing in cinemas, Jane Oineza admitted she is happy to work with director Jason Paul Laxamana. “Kung di ako nagkakamali, nag-audition na ako for this before pa ako nakipag-work sa Project Feb 14 so excited na ako mag-attend ng audition. I really wanted to work with direk Jason Paul kasi idol ko siya. Pinanuod ko yung The Day After Valentine’s so talagang pinapanuod ko yung mga movies niya. Gusto ko na ma-direct din niya ako. Masaya ako na natanggap ko itong project na ito and nagka-work na talaga kami finally. Sobrang gaan ni direk katrabaho kasi masaya lang lagi sa set. And of course samahan mo pa ng cast na friends and mga bago kong naging friends so ang gaan lang at masaya so talagang na-feel ko na barkada film. Yun din yung lumabas sa film namin hopefully,” she said.Playing the role of aspiring vlogger Maan Miranda, Jane shared what she learned when it comes to building a social media image. “Just be you. Stay true to yourself. Also sa iba, don’t be so quick to judge. Siyempre hindi lang for millennials kundi sa lahat ng generations. Lahat tayo may kanya-kanyang problema, lahat tayo may kanya kanyang pinagdadaanan and we all go through different ways to cope and to be okay. So ayun lang, let’s understand each other and love each other,” she said.With the rising popularity of vlogging on YouTube, Jane said she is not planning to become a vlogger any time soon nor does she view content creators as direct competitors of celebrities. “Pansin ko nga na mas nauuso siya ngayon na parang lahat yun na ginagawa. Again, wala akong idea so wala akong ma-contribute. Hindi ko alam kung anong masasabi ko. Pero to each their own, kung gusto nilang mag-vlog, kung gusto nila mag-share ng life nila then okay lang naman wala namang problema as long as wala namang natatapakang tao or walang masamang nangyayari. Go lang,” she added.Unlike her character in the movie, Jane says she has not yet given up on love. “Sa relationships pero sa love hindi pa. Dahil siyempre ang love darating naman yan sa tamang panahon. Darating yung tamang tao, yung tamang oras, lahat lahat. Hindi mo kailangan hanapin. Kusang darating naman at kusang mararamdaman mo naman yun. Naniniwala ako sa love. Natuto na kasi ako ngayon na dapat pareho kayong 100%, dapat pareho kayong nagtutulungan na hindi bumababa yung meter niyo pareho. Team kayo diyan eh so support each other, help each other grow and pareho kayong 100,” she explained.

Unlike her character in the movie, Jane says she has not yet given up on love. “Sa relationships pero sa love hindi pa. Dahil siyempre ang love darating naman yan sa tamang panahon. Darating yung tamang tao, yung tamang oras, lahat lahat. Hindi mo kailangan hanapin. Kusang darating naman at kusang mararamdaman mo naman yun. Naniniwala ako sa love. Natuto na kasi ako ngayon na dapat pareho kayong 100%, dapat pareho kayong nagtutulungan na hindi bumababa yung meter niyo pareho. Team kayo diyan eh so support each other, help each other grow and pareho kayong 100,” she explained.

With her latest film Ang Henerasyong Sumuko Sa Love now showing in cinemas, Jane Oineza admitted she is happy to work with director Jason Paul Laxamana. “Kung di ako nagkakamali, nag-audition na ako for this before pa ako nakipag-work sa Project Feb 14 so excited na ako mag-attend ng audition. I really wanted to work with direk Jason Paul kasi idol ko siya. Pinanuod ko yung The Day After Valentine’s so talagang pinapanuod ko yung mga movies niya. Gusto ko na ma-direct din niya ako. Masaya ako na natanggap ko itong project na ito and nagka-work na talaga kami finally. Sobrang gaan ni direk katrabaho kasi masaya lang lagi sa set. And of course samahan mo pa ng cast na friends and mga bago kong naging friends so ang gaan lang at masaya so talagang na-feel ko na barkada film. Yun din yung lumabas sa film namin hopefully,” she said.Playing the role of aspiring vlogger Maan Miranda, Jane shared what she learned when it comes to building a social media image. “Just be you. Stay true to yourself. Also sa iba, don’t be so quick to judge. Siyempre hindi lang for millennials kundi sa lahat ng generations. Lahat tayo may kanya-kanyang problema, lahat tayo may kanya kanyang pinagdadaanan and we all go through different ways to cope and to be okay. So ayun lang, let’s understand each other and love each other,” she said.With the rising popularity of vlogging on YouTube, Jane said she is not planning to become a vlogger any time soon nor does she view content creators as direct competitors of celebrities. “Pansin ko nga na mas nauuso siya ngayon na parang lahat yun na ginagawa. Again, wala akong idea so wala akong ma-contribute. Hindi ko alam kung anong masasabi ko. Pero to each their own, kung gusto nilang mag-vlog, kung gusto nila mag-share ng life nila then okay lang naman wala namang problema as long as wala namang natatapakang tao or walang masamang nangyayari. Go lang,” she added.

‘Ang Henerasyong Sumuko Sa Love’ actress Jane Oineza reveals her advice for millennials

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