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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Saturday, April 6, 2013

ABS-CBN 2013 Summer Station ID "Kwento ng Summer Natin"

Kwento ng Summer Natin
Lyrics by Lloyd Corpuz, Love Rose De Leon, Michael Sales and Tess Perez-Mendoza
Music by Marcus and Amber Davis
Performed by Sam Milby and Angeline Quinto
Creative Head: Robert G. Labayen
Directed by Paolo Ramos & Peewee Azarcon-Gonzales

As the days get warmer and with school finally over, it can only mean one thing -- SUMMER. Everyone has their favourite summer memories that they always go back to - vacations, beaches, fiestas, bonding time with the family and most especially, summers spent watching your favorite television programs. And like past summers, this one would not be complete without ABS-CBN's annual Summer Station ID. This year, in line with the celebration of 60 Years of Philippine Television, ABS-CBN proudly presents its 2013 summer campaign, "Kwento ng Summer Natin". Combining the concept of summer memories and the network's rich history, this Summer SID will surely be a fun trip down memory lane. 






Wednesday, January 16, 2013

It's More Fun in the Philippines - Lovers

The Philippine Department of Tourism's international TVC showing the momentous activities one can have in any of its shores. 

For more fun, visit  
www.itsmorefuninthephilippines.com 
facebook.com/itsmorefuninthephilippines 
twitter.com/TourismPHL



Tuesday, October 16, 2012

It's More Fun in the Philippines

It's 7,107 times more fun in the Philippines. Watch the official Philippine Department of Tourism AVP to find out why :)

Enjoy the video!

For more fun, visit us at:
www.itsmorefuninthephilippines.com
facebook.com/itsmorefuninthephilippines
twitter.com/DOTPhilippines




Monday, October 1, 2012

ABS-CBN Christmas Station ID 2012

Fragments from the video description:
This video highlights how the Filipino spirit always shines through despite calamities that ravage our country. It shows how each one of us become bearers of light, as we help our countrymen get back on their feet... how we remain resilient because kindness never runs out, because help always comes.

Many scenes are inspired by real events. Some of these stories happened at the height of the habagat - A fireman saved the lives of those stranded in their own homes; a chef opened the doors of his restaurant to feed victims; a young woman offered her own jacket to a street child who was suffering under the cold rain; Philippine coast guards went out of their way to save lives; Volunteers and civilians selflessly offered their time and energy to relief work.



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