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Check it out - article.
Thanks for the props!
Gretchen of mywedding.com gave me a heads up in an email to tell me I’ve been featured in a brief article in their US based wedding site.

Check it out - article.
Thanks for the props!
Concordia Children’s Services is an non-government organization which takes in abandoned, neglected and orphaned children.
A couple of months ago, we had the greatest experience of coming in for a visit and checking on the kids. Our team and DinoLara’s brought medical supplies, groceries and other stuff necessary for the day to day operation of such an institution.
Sadly, as the nature of all donations, they eventually run out.
Concordia needs all the help they can get.
You may reach them through the Executive Director, Ms. Elizableth Caces.4443 Old Sta. Mesa St.
Sampaloc, Metro Manila, Philippines
Telephone No:
7133462
Email:
concordiaph@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.concordiaph.org/
*Now back to regular programming before we give more details of the awards night.
Sunday saw us document a wedding with so much emotion and drama that the Conservatory at Peninsula Manila was ready to burst at the seams.

At the helm of the ceremony was Brother Gus of the Word Community Church.
Download and watch the Same Day Edit.
Ok so I nicked the post title from wedding photographer Pat Dy. And the picture below is from him too. Thanks Pat!

Take a look at the Onsite Video we made for the Adolph and Reina.
It’s official, I’m making this place my second home. I just love flying in and shooting there. The weddings are oh so wonderful and the people are just so warm and friendly.
Our gracious host Joel, the groom, checked us in at the Waterfront Hotel. Where his bride was getting made up as well.
I was so stoked when the groom gave me a NIN and 300 shirt. Hey! At least one person reads the blog.
It was our first time to shoot at Sacred Heart Church (amazing, all the times I’ve been there, I’ve never shot in the same church twice).

Chill out to the Onsite Video we made.
It was such a pleasure working with Photographer Jim Ubalde and super coordinator Stanz Catalan.

Ivy and Jalandoni and Joel Tumulak
Sacred Heart Church
Casino Espanol
Cebu City
Here’s some good news amidst the foul weather - at the recently concluded WEVA Creative Excellence Awards we bagged a total of 5 awards. One Gold, three Silvers and one Bronze!
Here are the official results.
Base camp is pretty stoked as entries from the team specifically Ceremony and Reception were edited by Cecile and Sherry respectively.
And a big FYI, our Gold came through the way of a corporate video me and my wife collaborated on. Let’s just say the most kick-ass cutting was courtesy of her. Also, if you look closely, there’s one shot where this running basketball player drove straight at me. The bump was left in the edit (watch closely), what nobody saw was the bump on my head.
The wins were truly a team effort.
Here’s the badass team I’m mighty proud of:
L-R, Sandy, Jason, Pang, Cecile, Rjoi, Rissa, Darlene (not in picture, Joanne and Sherry)
There’s more reason to be proud because a couple of other Pinoyvideomakers won in the competition - Imacron and MG Digital Video. Based from the stories of the attendees (Lito Genilo, Ariel Javelosa, Dominic Velasco), it was truly a glorious moment for the country.
Here are the videos we won for:
Gold - Corporate Video - The Phillipine Basketball League
Silver - Onsite Video - Charisse and Jon
Silver - Reception - Dominique and Raul
Silver - Love Story - Jean and Pongs
Bronze - Ceremony - Millet and Gerard
Pardon the lack of a better term, but this is exactly how I approached the shooting and editing of this Onsite Video.

(image courtesy of DinoLara)
Music by the Goo Goo Dolls from the Transformers soundtrack.
It’s almost illegal to have this much fun on your Birthday (on a Friday the thirteenth no less).
Here’s the Onsite Video.

photo by Erron Ocampo for ImagineNation
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