The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
“We’re extremely grateful for what we’ve achieved over the
past eight years. We thank our clients, partners, and staff who’ve helped us
reach this milestone,” said Jojo Moll, Founder and CEO of Wonder Collab
Studios.
Wonder offered exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of Wonder’s
eight studios, including the newly opened Dolby Atmos Certified Studio 8. Dolby
Atmos is a groundbreaking advancement in sound design that allows users to hear
sounds from all directions, transforming the way audiences experience audio
across a variety of platforms for a truly immersive experience that enhances
storytelling in films, music, and interactive media.
The 8th-floor penthouse was converted into the ultimate
party venue, and the event was a feast for the senses. The evening began with
eclectic DJ sets by Javier Pimentel and the talented collective Don’t Tell
Nanay at Wonder HQ, bringing high-energy vibes to the celebration.
Simultaneously, at Wonder Max, guests were treated to Tiny Desk-inspired live
acoustic performances by Yan Abelardo, Abby Clutario, and August Wahh. Guests
enjoyed overflowing food, cocktails, and espresso-based drinks.
The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
The event gathered industry professionals in the creative
and advertising world, including FCB Manila CCO Jake Tesoro; Advertising
Suppliers Association of the Philippines’ Chairman Roy del Valle, Havas ECD
Angie Tijam; advertising broadcast producers Mich dela Cruz, Ants Saguid, Dhang
Santiago, and Gave Macalintal; and Just Add Water’s Anj dela Calzada, Leslie
Tan, Mavic Martin, Dino dela Rama, and Tanya Blay; and MullenLowe TREYNA’s
Roman Olivarez and other creatives.
Other esteemed guests include freelance producer Sunny
Lucero and executive producer Portia Rivera; veteran voice talents Mitch
Amurao, Arianne Astorga, Raymond Narag, and Show Suzuki; Leo Mercado, Head of
Production at Adspark; senior broadcast producers Bunny Hukom and Jenny Abad-Santos;
Jon de Chavez of Elesi Studios; film and advertising director King Palisoc; Ria
Nolido of the Film Development Council of the Philippines; CITEM’s Shaira
Nacino and Vea Santos; and Congressman Toff de Venecia.
Toward the end of the celebration, Celine Angue, co-founder
and VP for Client Relations, said, “The support from our community, partners,
and clients was truly overwhelming. It was amazing to see so many talented
individuals come together to celebrate the impact we’ve had on the industry and
the future we’re building.”
“This event was not only a celebration of our achievements
but a testament to the incredible faith and talent that continue to push us to
new heights,” Kahlil Refuerzo, Director for Music, added.
The event marked a significant milestone in Wonder Collab
Studios’ journey, and as it looks to the future, it remains committed to
pushing the boundaries of music and audio production. The studio plans to
expand its services, continue fostering creativity, and claim its position at
the forefront of innovation in the ever-evolving music and audio production
industry.
The studio plans to expand its services, continue fostering
creativity, and claim its position at the forefront of innovation in the
ever-evolving music and audio production industry.
The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
“We’re extremely grateful for what we’ve achieved over the
past eight years. We thank our clients, partners, and staff who’ve helped us
reach this milestone,” said Jojo Moll, Founder and CEO of Wonder Collab
Studios.
Wonder offered exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of Wonder’s
eight studios, including the newly opened Dolby Atmos Certified Studio 8. Dolby
Atmos is a groundbreaking advancement in sound design that allows users to hear
sounds from all directions, transforming the way audiences experience audio
across a variety of platforms for a truly immersive experience that enhances
storytelling in films, music, and interactive media.
The 8th-floor penthouse was converted into the ultimate
party venue, and the event was a feast for the senses. The evening began with
eclectic DJ sets by Javier Pimentel and the talented collective Don’t Tell
Nanay at Wonder HQ, bringing high-energy vibes to the celebration.
Simultaneously, at Wonder Max, guests were treated to Tiny Desk-inspired live
acoustic performances by Yan Abelardo, Abby Clutario, and August Wahh. Guests
enjoyed overflowing food, cocktails, and espresso-based drinks.
The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
The event gathered industry professionals in the creative
and advertising world, including FCB Manila CCO Jake Tesoro; Advertising
Suppliers Association of the Philippines’ Chairman Roy del Valle, Havas ECD
Angie Tijam; advertising broadcast producers Mich dela Cruz, Ants Saguid, Dhang
Santiago, and Gave Macalintal; and Just Add Water’s Anj dela Calzada, Leslie
Tan, Mavic Martin, Dino dela Rama, and Tanya Blay; and MullenLowe TREYNA’s
Roman Olivarez and other creatives.
Other esteemed guests include freelance producer Sunny
Lucero and executive producer Portia Rivera; veteran voice talents Mitch
Amurao, Arianne Astorga, Raymond Narag, and Show Suzuki; Leo Mercado, Head of
Production at Adspark; senior broadcast producers Bunny Hukom and Jenny Abad-Santos;
Jon de Chavez of Elesi Studios; film and advertising director King Palisoc; Ria
Nolido of the Film Development Council of the Philippines; CITEM’s Shaira
Nacino and Vea Santos; and Congressman Toff de Venecia.
Toward the end of the celebration, Celine Angue, co-founder
and VP for Client Relations, said, “The support from our community, partners,
and clients was truly overwhelming. It was amazing to see so many talented
individuals come together to celebrate the impact we’ve had on the industry and
the future we’re building.”
“This event was not only a celebration of our achievements
but a testament to the incredible faith and talent that continue to push us to
new heights,” Kahlil Refuerzo, Director for Music, added.
The event marked a significant milestone in Wonder Collab
Studios’ journey, and as it looks to the future, it remains committed to
pushing the boundaries of music and audio production. The studio plans to
expand its services, continue fostering creativity, and claim its position at
the forefront of innovation in the ever-evolving music and audio production
industry.
The studio plans to expand its services, continue fostering
creativity, and claim its position at the forefront of innovation in the
ever-evolving music and audio production industry.
The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
“We’re extremely grateful for what we’ve achieved over the
past eight years. We thank our clients, partners, and staff who’ve helped us
reach this milestone,” said Jojo Moll, Founder and CEO of Wonder Collab
Studios.
Wonder offered exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of Wonder’s
eight studios, including the newly opened Dolby Atmos Certified Studio 8. Dolby
Atmos is a groundbreaking advancement in sound design that allows users to hear
sounds from all directions, transforming the way audiences experience audio
across a variety of platforms for a truly immersive experience that enhances
storytelling in films, music, and interactive media.
The 8th-floor penthouse was converted into the ultimate
party venue, and the event was a feast for the senses. The evening began with
eclectic DJ sets by Javier Pimentel and the talented collective Don’t Tell
Nanay at Wonder HQ, bringing high-energy vibes to the celebration.
Simultaneously, at Wonder Max, guests were treated to Tiny Desk-inspired live
acoustic performances by Yan Abelardo, Abby Clutario, and August Wahh. Guests
enjoyed overflowing food, cocktails, and espresso-based drinks.
The anniversary celebration, aptly called “The 8th Wonder,”
was a resounding success that welcomed clients, artists, collaborators, and
supporters to Wonder’s facilities for an unforgettable evening showcasing the
studio’s legacy, its future vision, and its continued dedication to the art of
sound– the heart and soul of Wonder Collab Studios.
The event gathered industry professionals in the creative
and advertising world, including FCB Manila CCO Jake Tesoro; Advertising
Suppliers Association of the Philippines’ Chairman Roy del Valle, Havas ECD
Angie Tijam; advertising broadcast producers Mich dela Cruz, Ants Saguid, Dhang
Santiago, and Gave Macalintal; and Just Add Water’s Anj dela Calzada, Leslie
Tan, Mavic Martin, Dino dela Rama, and Tanya Blay; and MullenLowe TREYNA’s
Roman Olivarez and other creatives.
Other esteemed guests include freelance producer Sunny
Lucero and executive producer Portia Rivera; veteran voice talents Mitch
Amurao, Arianne Astorga, Raymond Narag, and Show Suzuki; Leo Mercado, Head of
Production at Adspark; senior broadcast producers Bunny Hukom and Jenny Abad-Santos;
Jon de Chavez of Elesi Studios; film and advertising director King Palisoc; Ria
Nolido of the Film Development Council of the Philippines; CITEM’s Shaira
Nacino and Vea Santos; and Congressman Toff de Venecia.
Toward the end of the celebration, Celine Angue, co-founder
and VP for Client Relations, said, “The support from our community, partners,
and clients was truly overwhelming. It was amazing to see so many talented
individuals come together to celebrate the impact we’ve had on the industry and
the future we’re building.”
“This event was not only a celebration of our achievements
but a testament to the incredible faith and talent that continue to push us to
new heights,” Kahlil Refuerzo, Director for Music, added.
The event marked a significant milestone in Wonder Collab
Studios’ journey, and as it looks to the future, it remains committed to
pushing the boundaries of music and audio production. The studio plans to
expand its services, continue fostering creativity, and claim its position at
the forefront of innovation in the ever-evolving music and audio production
industry.
The studio plans to expand its services, continue fostering
creativity, and claim its position at the forefront of innovation in the
ever-evolving music and audio production industry.
Source: Vritimes
