SCORING + SOUND DESIGN

Ang Sabi ng Anghel (2020)

Composed the score for the Prom Scene at 1:05, Budots Dance Scene at 8:17, & the End Credits Theme at 10:21 in Ang Sabi ng Anghel, a short film by the Loyola Film Circle.

Lucky doesn't really feel lucky. Her date, Jose, just can't seem to take a hint. Her friends try to help her but its all moot. But maybe, with a little help from an angel, things could take a turn for the better... right?

Lamon Babae (2020) - 13th Asia-Pacific Bond of Theatre Festival Cut

Composed the score and designed soundscapes for Lamon Babae, an online play inspired by the myth of one of the Philippines’ most fearsome creatures — the Manananggal. Set in the 17th Century, the story revolves around the origins of the Manananggal, questioning the perception of her as a monster. “Lamon-Babae” aims to push to the forefront women’s power to reclaim their freedom and agency, and the solidarity among survivors of oppression.

2039 - Chapter 1: Kamangmangan ay Lakas

Composed the score and designed soundscapes for 2039, an experimental online theatrical piece created during the COVID-19 lockdown.

2039 (2021) - Chapter 2: Sawsaw Suka, Mahuli Taya!

Composed the score and designed soundscapes for 2039, an experimental online theatrical piece created during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Julia & the Blues (2021)

Composed score for the 2021 Isapelikula Short Film Entry, Julia & the Blues.

Lamon Babae (2020) - Episode 2: Pag-aalay Part 1

Composed the score and designed soundscapes for Lamon Babae, online play inspired by the myth of one of the Philippines’ most fearsome creatures — the Manananggal. Set in the 17th Century, the story revolves around the origins of the Manananggal, questioning the perception of her as a monster. “Lamon-Babae” aims to push to the forefront women’s power to reclaim their freedom and agency, and the solidarity among survivors of oppression.

Lamon Babae (2020) - Episode 3: Pag-aangkin [Part 2]

Composed the score and designed soundscapes for Lamon Babae, online play inspired by the myth of one of the Philippines’ most fearsome creatures — the Manananggal. Set in the 17th Century, the story revolves around the origins of the Manananggal, questioning the perception of her as a monster. “Lamon-Babae” aims to push to the forefront women’s power to reclaim their freedom and agency, and the solidarity among survivors of oppression.