Corporate Video: Atlas Feeds.

ATLAS NUTRITION is the Philippines’ leading manufacturer of specialized piglet feed. Atlas believe that young animal care is one of the most critical areas that determine farm success. Hence, it the company’s mission to manufacture good quality feeds and to develop better technologies that contribute to successful hog farming.

Today, ATLAS operates in the whole area of Luzon, and also in major hog production areas in Visayas and Mindanao. The company has over three hundred satisfied commercial farm clients all over the country, with almost a hundred business partners distributing its products nationwide.

In its 20 years of serving the Filipino Farmers, ATLAS has consistently developed quality products and shared modern pig farming technologies throughout the country. Atlas have remained true to their mission of improving the farm productivity of Filipino Farmers.

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Another corporate video production. This time it’s for ProNatural Feed Corporation – the first major feed company in the Philippines that advocates Natural Hog Raising.

Using Feedpro feeds and Profitable Innovative Growing System (P.I.G.S.) technology, hog raising is fast and less stressful; pigs have high immunity; pigpens are odorless and less expensive to construct and operate; meat is natural; and profit is high.

Location shooting was throughout Central Luzon – from Pangasinan to Tarlac to Pampanga and to Zambales. It’s true – the pigpens we visited were odorless. We had a shooting also of a butcher slicing pork produced using Feedpro feeds, and we all agreed that the meat was less fatty compared to other pork sold in the market.

Aside from traveling from one location to another most of the time, we had a great time producing Feedpro’s corporate video.

At November 10-12, the 2nd batch of my video production training / workshop was held. This time it was the staff of Gentleshots Studio based in Angat Bulacan whom I taught.

Every training is different from the other because you need to customize the lessons based on the skills and expectations of your participants. In the case of Genleshots, we had an actual shooting of a prenup wedding video.

Day 1 – I conducted a lecture on the principles of video production and actual pre-production activities like conceptualization and coordination.

Day 2 – shooting day. Here the team realizes the importance of getting ready prior to the actual shooting day – from time management, props and costumes, logistics, camera works and even prioritizing scenes to be taken based on time and location.

Day 3 – the session started evaluating the 2-day activities, and since we were working on an actual video production project, and it is experience-based, the students understand it better.

The highlight of Day 3, though, was the editing. Here, planning before doing the actual work is the most important thing to do to make it sure all the footages will be maximized. Media management, as well as media conversions were also discussed.

The team is very cooperative and dedicated to learn. Thank you to Sir Nestor Francisco Silvestre, the owner of Gentleshots for choosing us to conduct a training for his new breed of staffs. Thank you also for the hospitality.

Also to Jasper Bala, another participant who came from Masbate and joined us.

October 24-26. My Video Production workshop was a success. These new breed of artists today are highly creative, and teaching them how to properly execute video production principles, techniques, (especially) pre-production, writing and video editing based on broadcast standard, will make them excel in this field. I observed that a lot of these young people have the eyes and creativity in getting footages, but they lack knowledge in pre-production and editing.

Old school thinking will not give you any benefit nowadays. Therefore, sharing your knowledge and experiences is just right because with this generation, giving what you know will not put you into competition but rather into more opportunities.

I’m also planning to conduct free workshop soon for Mass Communications, Multi-Media and IT college students. Watch out!

I have been invited to the YouTube Philippines’ awesome launch party! Congrats to YouTube!

Pinoy YouTube superstars and Philippine Internet and Bloggersphere celebrities were present — Google Philippines Country Manager Aileen Apolo-de Jesus, Philippines’ Internet Guru Janette Toral, Philippine Blog Awards President Juned Sonido, Globe Telecom Social Media Manager Coy Caballes just to name a few.

With the localization of YouTube, I’m now more determined to produce videos for pinoyhowto.com, aiming to be partners with YouTube. And why not, right? Going to be working hard on this.