 | Hi! Welcome to my cyber-depot and media newseum. Feel free to browse at my files and leave comments. | Jun 25, 2008 |
Gallery of Unique Telephones 20 Photos, 17 comments
My ARTS CIRCLE 56 Photos, 65 comments
My Mediums 6 Photos, 13 comments
Me in RGB and Greyscale 56 Photos, 16 comments
MEDIA METHODS & Comm. Technology 54 Photos, 5 comments
Social Realism in Pictures 25 Photos, 10 comments
...THE INTERNET, TELEVISION & YOU 49 Photos, 13 comments
Media Coverages: a microcosm of a macrocosmic reality 43 Photos, 18 comments
Communicating Through Photographs & Graphics 23 Photos, 18 comments
My MEDIA SHACK 21 Photos, 12 comments
They came, they saw, they shoot(ed and uploaded). 19 Photos, 13 comments
The Philippine Flag: Among World's Biggest 56 Photos, 24 comments
BAGUIO MEDIA MUSEUM & ANIMATION STUDIO 74 Photos, 25 comments
Baguio Newsmen On the Beat 52 Photos, 11 comments
My Lecture Series: "IS IT REAL OR REEL?" 20 Photos, 7 comments
Rainy Day Shoot 24 Photos, 13 comments
World Press Freedom Day with Domc Cimatu 32 Photos, 2 comments
As a Citizen of the Global Village 51 Photos, 1 comment
Baguio Media Museum & Animation Studio (Toys) 31 Photos, 7 comments
my "HAS BEENS" 69 Photos, 17 comments
(While) Covering the President 38 Photos, 27 comments
My Media Community 69 Photos, 56 comments
Too bad... 9 Photos, 16 comments
Bigfoot Studios....Hollywood in Asia 26 Photos, 8 comments
Photojournalism 101: "The Animated Shot" 11 Photos, 4 comments
Baguio Media Museum Camera Gallery 28 Photos, 30 comments
Learn Photoshop in Minutes 15 Photos, 10 comments
Multiplier's Eyeball 29 Photos, 50 comments
Ama Kabbigat of Hapao 20 Photos, 21 comments
My Media Community (2nd album) 71 Photos, 13 comments
Summer Shoot with Sister Tatiana 46 Photos, 2 comments
IMBAYAH 2008's Town-Criers, Papparazzis & Tarakis 60 Photos, 22 comments
Earth Day 2008 Shoot, 24HRS IN BGO & EBOTOAH 49 Photos, 24 comments
"24 Hours in Camp John Hay" 1997 Shoot 50 Photos, 59 comments
My recent film shoots with a Minolta SRT 303b 16 Photos, 5 comments
Paper Making & Printing at the Baguio Media Museum 36 Photos, 12 comments
My Early Drawings and Sketches 7 Photos, 17 comments
Cybergeeks & Techno Labs 41 Photos, 5 comments
Covering the President 41 Photos, 17 comments
Snippets from my Portfolio 47 Photos, 3 comments
Tete a tete w/ US Ambassador Kristie Kenney 15 Photos, 13 comments
Tiong San Harrison On Fire 12 Photos, 48 comments
Panagbenga '08 'Behind the Scenes' 60 Photos, 52 comments
School Inferno, Baguio Skyline in Flames.. 58 Photos, 72 comments
Ullalim Festival Photo Safari 70 Photos, 31 comments
Sinulog Photo Safari 35 Photos, 20 comments
WWII War Photographer Van Westrop 8 Photos, 10 comments
Luplupot 69 Photos, 34 comments
Media, Methods & Techniques '07 Lectures 18 Photos, 13 comments
SNAPSHOTS & SNIPPETS of what I do 42 Photos, 5 comments
Urban Ethnographers 23 Photos, 42 comments
ELECTRONIC NEWSROOM 55 Photos, 6 comments
Cordi-Culturati 34 Photos, 15 comments
LOCOMOTION: Subjects move just as I wanted 22 Photos, 19 comments
3rd Junior Delphic Games 40 Photos, 9 comments
Grand Parade of Cordillera Festivals 30 Photos, 20 comments
My FAMILY 48 Photos, 42 comments
In Retrospect 2 Photos, 3 comments
CORDILLERA DREAM 73 Photos, 16 comments
The Hawaiian Webmaster in Baguio 21 Photos, 5 comments
MY RELIC SHOTS 65 Photos, 40 comments
Cools Sites & Other Promotions 23 Photos, 2 comments
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  | My Video Productions | May 26, 2008 |
 Sly and the Northwind Band...from my analog files
  | Blog | Jun 18, 2008 |
Super galing na tag-line or catch phrase. Mabuhay Multiplyers! Check: http://markperez.multiply.com/photos/album/473/MultipliersCheck_this_out#1... more
  | This is me, a proud citizen of the global village no matter how people look at me from head to toe | Aug 6, 2007 |
LIVING IN TWO WORLDS By Art Tibaldo We live and travel in a physical world and surf or roam in a digital world. In a physical world, we need a passport and a visa to move around its continents. We also need police clearances, tax certificates and mug shots to be able to get passports. In a digital world, all we need is the knowledge and the access to information infrastructures that we can navigate in order to virtually reach different parts of the planet. Instead of a passport, what we need to be interconnected is a password. In a physical world, we use brain power and physical prowess to go about our day-to-day challenges and tasks. In a digital world, we employ artificial intelligence to make things a lot easier for us. Many of us live in both worlds awakened by the reality that we need to co-exist as it is the way to live in this new millennium. Engineers today use global positioning systems to measure lengths, heights and distances. Surgeons use laser beams and fiber optics to visualize internal organs for precision cutting. War combatants monitor enemies using satellite feeds and attack with unmanned aircrafts. The Buggles can no longer sing “video killed the radio star” because a crack MTV goes…“internet killed the video star”. The internet has been with us for about two decades now. In April 1996, 19-year-old Jennifer Ringley installed a webcam in her college dorm room and provided images from that cam on her webpage www.jennicam.com that soon had the world ogling at her. Miss Ringley died in 2003 and her legacy continues with cyber stars like Ana Voog of www.anacam.com. Today, many webcams are positioned in many cities like Paris, Manhattan, Ontario etc. and a check on NASA's portal can lead to a realtime view of the earth. E-mail, e-commerce, e-learning and even cyberporn have changed the way we look at things and relate with others. We can now use our computers and mobile phones to produce video shows, upload and publish ourselves using cool sites such as friendster, youtube, myspace, shutterfly and other service providers like www.multiply.com. In my recent talk with about 800 pupils attending CMLI's 28th Annual National Grade School Convention in Baguio, I asked the elementary graders if they have friendster accounts and most of them if not all blurted a resounding yes. Knowing that one has to be at least 18 years of age before anyone can register, I concluded and many agreed that they faked their ages except those who sought their parent's permission. Even my 14 year old daughter admitted to have declared herself as 81. In this age of globalization and all those jazz about interconnectivity, access to people, places and institutions has become within our easy reach. If millions have endeavored to communicate using these modern means, there is no reason therefore why others must lurk in the dark cursing those who can get connected and avail these accesses with their finger tips. In a digital environment, you don't have to declare your age, sex, religion and you don't even have to consult your spouse or partner in anything that you do in this virtual world. But, in a physical world, you have to live life just as what your parents taught you when you were young. And if you are mature enough to understand how television producers, computer programmers and media moguls are shaping you into, you have to face the next stage and that is…HOW TO UNBECOME A NERD.
  | Calendar | Sep 29, 2007 |
| Start: | Sep 29, '08 8:00p | | End: | Oct 31, '09 5:00p | | Location: | Baguio City |
As a prelude to the 100th celebration of Baguio as a chartered city (Sept 1 2009), an independent filmmakers festival will be held in coordination with the programs committee of the Baguio Centennial Commission. There will be three categories namely;... more
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