Bakit kahit Feb palang parang andami nang nangyayari sa world guys? Anyway,

Umagang Kay Ganda, isang napaka-harmless na pangalan para sa isang show na gumagawa ng ingay ngayon sa internet, and it's all because of host Anthony Taberna's victim-blaming comments a few days ago. Rape happens because rapists rape. (Spot.ph)

Tumirik nanaman ang MRT3. Nobody's surprised at this point. (GMA) It's weird when you consider na meron nang nakastandby na bagong units from Chinese company Dalian, so, you know, weird. GET THEM RUNNING ALREADY! (Rappler)

Black Panther has been making a killing  at the Box Office on it's first week, earning $387 globally as of Feb 18, and fans have been ecstatic, singing praises for its progressive portrayal of black culture and female roles in society (not to mention maganda siyang movie so go watch). And it may not come as a surprise to those who've already watched the movie that many consider Killmonger (played by Michael B. Jordan) may be the best Marvel Villain to date.

Sade's back! I'm not a fan myself pero marami akong kilalang fans, I think. Still, she's doing music for the upcoming YA sci-fi flick A Wrinkle in Time so it's news to me. (RA)

It's weird that "speaking english" is sort of a derogatory term. I mean we make fun of the konyos and the like, pero iba na pag gobyerno yung nagsasabi (Inquirer)

So this just happened. It's a sad day when politians prioritize their donors over their children. I just can't. (CBS News)

And finally, Defense Secretary Lorenzana had a few choice words for the PSG over what they said to Rappler previously. What a day indeed. (GMA News)

Last month I had the privilege of directing two giants of the Philippine music industry.

In the past few years I've been working more and more with other editors, so making a reel for myself didn't feel right. So instead, here's The Playground - post-production services' demo reel! 
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Paintings, silent movies, and a touch of insanity, all the basic ingredients this mad machine of a director (300+ videos!!) needed to create this music video for one of the country's most beloved bands.

After four long years Quark Henares directs not one but two insane music videos for Sandwich's single "Kagulo", and my year could not have had a better start.

Filmmaker King Palisoc talks about his first TV-aired music video, the freedom and limitations of producing within the genre, and the many friends who have helped along the way.

It's always a joy to see friends go beyond their "established" limits, especially when they go somewhere you never thought they would.