Lights Out

The story that didn't make it - We shot a few stills for our Macabre film's story board. Our task was to show a feminist Gothic short film in a span of 7 minutes. Our proposed story was a teenage pregnancy told in reverse. We've got a few weeks left to shoot and finalize but we had to begin with a solid story line. So, here goes my class' attempt to make this cool film!

Unbelievable

Nothing says priceless than Vernon Go telling you that you have potential and having lunch with Miggy Chavez. We had them over at school for the fifth installment of St. Paul's Alternative Class Program which aims to give the students a view on different careers from the professionals themselves. Mr. Go represented Concert Production while Mr.Chavez, along with 2 other singers, represented the musicians. The Social Science area labelled this one as the best of all ACP events. Hats off to us, Juniors!

I had a dream last night we drove out to see Manila

Bazooka Rocks, the Philippines' first ever indoors music festival, was held last September 30 with The Pretty Reckless headlining the show. Aside from their promising line-up, another great thing about Bazooka Rocks is that it's annual. Their international roster featured 3 of my favorite bands, along with other pop punk staples. Yesterday, a few bands held their meet-and-greet sessions and I was lucky enough to meet Mayday Parade and Forever The Sickest Kids!

I experienced my first mosh pit ever during The Wonder Years' set and it was beyond intense. We knew that the mosh pit was deadly but we were lucky enough to walk away from it with only a minor bruise. Despite our many misadventures throughout the day, my cousin and I still had a wonderful time. (If it wasn't for Sabsy, I wouldn't be crying together over Mayday Parade right now. Big thanks!)

The aftermath: I absented my self from school because I was sick the past three days. Not only did I lose my voice, my body also suffered from 12 hours of non-stop screaming with barely any food. Still, I wouldn't know how I'd be able to recover from one of the best weekends of my life.