Song In a Different Way Videos

ICM Choir – meet the kids

 

“Cano” – short film

 

“My Dream…” by ICM Children’s Choir

 

“Perfume” by Louise Joachimowski

 

CANO trailer – winner of the Cristal Piaya Award 2010 in Bacolod City, Philippines.

 

2010 Election in the Philippines.

 

Totc (Tootsie) Co is a visual artist from Bacolod City in the Philippines. He is a nephew of Charlie Co a world wide known painter and sculptor. Totc expresses himself through collecting scrap materials and reforming them into new characters.

 

ICM Short Film Competition – Philippines.

 

A few songs from Louise’s Valentine’s Day Concert in Bacolod City, Philippines.

 

Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day Celebration in Bacolod, Philippines.

 

Watching the neighborhood and testing the equipment  on a street corner of San Juan and Burgos at Barangy 10 in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental,  the Philippines

 

ISFP: The Peacemaker by Louise Joachimowski is being Launched on Sunday the 29th of November in the C3 Theatre, Oxford Falls, NSW, Australia

 

I’ve Changed My Address – The Film Premieres on Sunday  the 29th of November in the C3 Theatre, Oxford Falls, NSW, Australia

 

I’ve Changed My Address – Our latest documentary trailer.

 

Louise’s latest song, originally written and performed as a birthday gift for her father in law Michał Teodor Joachimowski.

 

Here is Louise’s latest song “Close Enough” performed in Oxford Falls, Australia.

 

As we are getting closer to the production part of our project (only three months left) Louise has been working on some new material for her album that we are planning to release in December this year. It’s a busy time for both of us. Currently I’m working on a 30 minute documentary about two ladies that were born in the same country but lived in different worlds. This film,  along with Louise’s album, will be promoting the journey of discovering and understanding the Real Philippines.

SONG IN A DIFFERENT WAY VIDEO UPDATES:

Song In a DIfferent Way is a project that combines music and pictures to tell stories of people of the Philippines. Not all of them are heros that we know from Hollywood movies and TV shows. Most of them are unknown, some struggle to survive each day, but all of them are heros to us. Culturally, the Philippines is such a diverse country, and as we are trying to discover and understand the Real Philippines we would like to hear and tell the stories of the real Filipinos.

We would love to hear your  comments, and please  tell us about stories you would like to see or stories that you think should be told. If you have any videos from the Philippines or about Filipino people, please share them with us. As we are still in our preproduction period we are looking for places to go, people to see, lives to show. It’s not simple to tell a story of a country of 90 million people so please help us to discover  and show the Philippines from every angle.

These are some stories that we’ve already heard. More are on their way…