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ENJOY MY RAW!!!
This video vlog is for (Educational Purposes Only)


It was a great opportunity for me to be a guest speaker at a university in TUP Manila.


This art talk of mine is a teaching of my video editing skill, knowledge and expertise.


It's the art of video editing that requires creativity and crafting techniques. And after my lecture, we also judged a contest in which students participated in a short film.











I also thank the profs. who invited me for this event. Mr. Ramon Dela Cruz, College Dean of Fine Arts; Prof. Ernest Garcia and lastly to Class Adviser, Mrs. Majhalina Apuyan.




Ramon Dela Cruz College Dean of Fine Arts



Class Adviser: Mrs. Majhalina Apuyan


(L-R) Kuya Jess, Prof. Ernest Garcia & Prof. Ramon Dela Cruz


Andrew Paurillo & Felalyn Agsoy
TUP HOST


This seminar and workshop of BFA 3A Advertising Students from TUP-Manila.



DURING THE SEMINAR


Thank you also to RM Benito President IVC FineArts Org.
Thank you for being part of the 'Frame by Frame: Crafting Stories in the Digital Realm' seminar!




Dito sa TUP Alright! 8)








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