A video of asking the Filipinos about the real beauty of Manila is currently making the rounds online. The video titled “Redesign Manila” caught the attentions of netizens, as they discover the real beauty of Manila in a viral video.
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If you don’t like what you see, how can you make it a thing of beauty? If you can’t stand seeing the intolerable, how can you make it admirable?We believe Manila can look, feel and live better. We deserve it. Manila deserves it.#RedesignManila is a Go Motion Productions creative initiative that aims to showcase and invite Filipinos to re-imagine and revive beautiful Manila. This musical-narrative is in collaboration with Hotdog’s Dennis Garcia and Rene Garcia — geniuses of Manila’s very own beautiful sound.What’s your #RedesignManila?Video Credits:Art Directors : Paolo Joaquin, Pam Queri, Tyron Gonzales, Meg BagadionPost Creatives : Neil Mendoza, Jeremiah Garcia, Jay-Ar Villarojas, Gem Llave, Adre EstebanDOP : Anton AngelesDrone Operator : Gabo PagcaliwaganExecutive Producer : Cat SyProduction Manager : Mariea Ellaine SantosTraffic Supervisor : Maj Delos SantosProduction Assistants : Jai Payas, Gio GordevillaOn-Cam Talents : Meg Bagadion, Majo Calubay, Paolo Joaquin, Gem Llave, Tyron Gonzales, Mariea Ellaine SantosSoundtrack : “Uuwi” by Hotdog (Dennis Garcia, Rene Garcia)Creative Director, Copywriter : Ringo MendozaConcept : Paolo JoaquinDirector : Paolo Joaquin
Posted by Redesign Manila on Sunday, February 14, 2016
“If you don’t like what you see, how can you make it a thing of beauty?” The question asked to pitch in an come up with solutions on how to reinvent the dreary capital of the Philippines, Metro Manila.
The viral video which lasted more than two minutes showcased the beauty of Manila by giving various solutions offered to give Manila a new life with its public structures.
Some of the suggestions includes placing plants and wooden installations in the LRT tracks and bridges, repainting buildings, and putting electrical wirings underground.
The video which was produced by Go Motion was set to Hotdog’s popular song “Uuwi.”
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