Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
$250 - $600 / Day
I'm an energetic millennial who loves to explore unique and thought-provoking stories that capture human interest and evoke impact to our global society. Prior to my freelance career in visual storytelling, I spent more than 2 years as a researcher and field producer for I-Witness, the Philippines' longest-running and most awarded documentary programme on television. It's a two-time recipient of the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award. Working for this programme enriched my capacity to investigate and develop narratives that move the audience. I have had more than three years of work experience in the field of public affairs documentary production under the mentorship of the two most distinguished journalists in the country: Ms. Cecilia “Cheche” L. Lazaro and Mr. Howie G. Severino. Apart from television production, I have also gained experience in freelance visual media production and filmmaking where I work with non-government organizations and private companies for PR and educational/training audio-visual presentations and advocacy productions. At present, I am challenging myself to move further in this field of documentary and broadcast journalism by exposing myself to different contents, scenarios, and life stories to develop an ambitious personal project.
Produced for GMA Network, Inc.
This article was written in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of WWII in the Philippines, featuring the untold story of the the 92-year old Lola Lourdes Sequio-Divinagracia of Iloilo, the only surviving comfort woman in the province. (Full I-Witness Documentary link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhLzkPIBCJY)
Produced for France TV
French TV2 revisits Tacloban, Leyte 15 months after Haiyan devastation to learn about the plight of the calamity victims.
Produced for France TV
France TV2 News team discusses how a fishing community in Guiuan, Eastern Samar is affected by the rising sea levels due to climate change.
Produced for Vice News
Since June 2016, more than 7,000 lives were taken in this bloody war on drugs of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. VICE News reports on how different Catholic communities are responding to the country's drug war and extra-judicial killings.
The first Filipino to attain international fame, Juan Luna proved that savages (as he and other non-whites were called in France) from across the world could be equal to Europeans in creating Western art. But he was called a savage again after his name was splashed in French tabloids for committing murders. Or were they really homicides or even accidents?
Produced for GMA Network, Inc.
From the charred ruins of the bloody Zamboanga siege rise colorful vinta sails. Two years after the conflict that tore their city apart, Zamboangueños are racing again, having revived the annual regatta of traditional sailboats that has been an essential part of their community fabric.
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