My Love Will Make You Disappear
North American theatrical campaign / AJMC
Explore campaign scopeWhat makes someone care enough to act?
Current campaigns, streaming strategy and selected career work. Explore by the challenge you’re facing.
7 projects shown · Current work + foundational proof

Taking a singular music story beyond its cult following.
Marketing and release campaign leadership — A Jones House

The most successful Filipino film of all time. A North American campaign built to expand its audience.
North American marketing consultant — AJMC, with the distribution and campaign team

An iWant first. Introducing an original series and the platform behind it to North American audiences.
North American platform strategy + launch campaign leadership — AJMC

Turn six decades of music history into a reason to go now.
Audience strategy + marketing campaign leadership — AJMC
Building the audience proposition before the release is set.
Positioning, creative + release strategy — A Jones House
Leading the audience strategy for iWant’s expansion into North America.
North American strategic marketing advisor — AJMC
Across Filipino theatrical releases, cultural affinity and talent connection create the starting audience. Positioning, localized creative and a clear theatrical invitation turn that connection into a campaign.
Flagship proof: Hello, Love, Again — the most successful Filipino film of all time.

North American theatrical campaign / AJMC
Explore campaign scopeNorth American theatrical repertoire / AJMC
Projects being shaped from the inside out, with story and audience thinking in the room early.
A handler. His military working dog. The belief that damage does not equal disposability.
A grounded, emotional story about Thomas Watkins and his bond with Blek. The project is being developed as a feature, with a proof-of-concept short in preparation.
Producing + development
Love, identity and the courage to find your own rhythm.
A feature project rooted in the world of flamenco, where personal transformation and the language of dance meet. Written by Dianne De León, based on her novel Two Worlds, One Soul.
Producing + development
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