Films

• Agaton & Minty. Directors Guild of the Philippines, 2009.

"Agaton & Mindy" tells the story of two young dancers from different background. Mindy (Louise De Los Reyes) is from rich family and suffers from depression. Agaton (Chase Vega) is from poor family and is searching for his mother (Dina Bonnevie) who abandoned him while he was a young child.

Both meet in a dance class handled by Tanya Dolokhov (Cherie Gil) who pairs them up in a dance recital. A brilliant and devotional teacher, Tanya encourages her students to tap into their wild sides for inspiration, and this is also the time when their romance blossoms..

• Namets! [‘Yummy!’]. Bonfire Productions, 2008.

Namets! is a 2008 Filipino independent film directed by Jay Abello. The film was a finalist in the full-length feature category of the 2008 CinemalayaPhilippine Independent Film Festival.^[3] The film's title is a play on the Hiligaynon word namit, which means "yummy" or "delicious".

Jacko Teves (Christian Vasquez) owns Puccini's, an Italian restaurant in Bacolod City. When a monstrous cock fighting debt sets him at odds with Boss Dolpo (Peque Gallaga), he offers his restaurant up as payment. Boss Dolpo brings in Cassie Labayen (Angel Jacob) as a consultant to renovate the restaurant. Much to Jacko's dismay, Cassie decides to offer Negrense cuisine instead of Italian. The pair then set off across the province re-discovering the unique aspects of Negrense food.

• PASS. Negros Summer Workshops, 2008.

PASS was shot by 6 directors of photography , namely Paolo Correa, Arnel Cuaycong, Dominic Lindaya, Renee Mauricio, Praise Rufin, and Jed Sicangco, under Carlo Mendoza's supervision. It was edited by Borgy Torre, scored by Carlo Acuman, and stars Kris Legarde, Coco Torre, Daryl Geroso, Carla Montalvo, and Leslie Ong. Shot entirely in Bacolod City, PASS is in Hiligaynon with English subtitles.
PASS is an official selection of the Q! Film Festival, screening in Jakarta, Indonesia from 6-11 August 2008 before moving on to Bali and Surabaya.