Sincere Philippines Showcase Video – W City Center Building
Concept by: M2 Studio in Collaboration with Sincere Philippines
Location: W City Center, BGC, Taguig City
Post-production and editing: Arie Roque
Cameras: Michael Mariano, Arie Roque, Jun Epres
Assistant: Zel Buenaventura
BGMusic: INFINITE HORIZONS. Gareth Johnson. 2016 AudioNetworkLimited
5 signs you are ready to take a formal photography / video class:
(Originally written for speedycourse.com by Michael Mariano)
Nowadays, everybody seems to be a ‘photographer’ with a camera strapped to their necks or a cameraphone in their hands. The internet has made learning photography more accessible than more traditional learning mediums. After a while, It comes to a point though that the internet seems to be not enough anymore. How do you find out if you need to take a formal class? Here are the 5 signs -> Continue reading “5 signs you are ready to take a formal photography / video class” »
Basic Photography Workshop featuring Food Photography Tips Batch 21
@ Racket Room Collective, Cubao, QC
Powered by: Sony Philippines, Henry’s Cameras, NiSi Filters,
Music from Audionetwork.com (“Do you wanna dance” by Pete Masitti/Hohn Andrew Barrow)
Shot on-location @ Racket Room Collective, Cubao, QC
Produced by M2 Studio (Arie Roque & Michael Mariano) for Henry’s Cameras
REX Bookstore X Greenheat Solar Power Plant AVP from m2studiobiz on Vimeo.
From the Greenheat FB page:
Greenheat powers Rex Group of companies with a 178.5-kilowatt peak (kWp) solar rooftop at its Quezon City offices. This system will provide clean energy to Rex’s operations and will reduce the company’s carbon footprint by 108 metric tons of CO2, or the equivalent of planting 1,080 adult trees every year.
“Helping Mother Earth by conserving our resources need not be big. In our own little way and in our own spaces, we can find ways of doing it,” President of Rex Publishing, Atty. Dominador Buhain.
#Greenheat #PlugIntoTheSun
Read More: businessmirror.com.ph/rex-group-goes-solar/
Video production: M2 Studio
Director/Editor: Arie Roque
Technical Director: Michael Mariano
Cameraman: Jun Epres