Sugar Mountain Media

25/08/2015

Tim was proud to have been the cameraman for this important story about the impacts of climate change in Manila. Feedback from the client is always appreciated: "I thought the interview was very good and provided me lots of soundbites. Thanks for all your hard work and taking on the assignment at such short notice. I hope you like the edit." We did like the edit!

When Typhoon Ketsana struck Manila in 2009, causing $1.09bn in damage and 747 deaths, it captured headlines and a flurry of emergency aid. But extreme flooding now appears to be the new normal in the Philippine capital: climate change and environmental degradation have increased the frequency of flo…

05/02/2015

Burning the midnight oil on another worthy project. Will share soon.

09/12/2014

Vision New England had a great story to tell and we are proud to have helped them with post production.

Aaron Werner is a commercial lobsterman and also a pastor. He, his wife Kathy and their four daughters, followed God’s calling and launched Cross Church, a c...

03/12/2014

Congratulations to our Manila-based colleague Marco D. Biemann for winning Best Short Documentary in Cannes, France during the Cannes Short Film Festival.

14/07/2014

Melissa is in Tajikistan to work on a project that will raise awareness on climate change among media and NGOs. Just landed yesterday!

10/07/2014

The creative cycle of the collaborative couple: By night, he edits and she sleeps; by day, she reviews his edits and he sleeps.

09/07/2014

Getting a new editing project underway with UNICEF. Conference proceedings (no matter how important the topic) are not always the easiest visual stories to tell. A healthy challenge for us.

09/07/2014

We've been working on a new website. One Sunday at a time. Looking forward to having it uploaded soon and sharing it with you.

08/06/2014

Here's a little video we did this weekend for the Philippine Christian Foundation/ Philippine Community Fund (PCF). Sugar Mountain Media supports PCF with volunteer video services to promote their work with children and families who have resorted to garbage sites and cemeteries for affordable housing and wages. On Monday, PCF opens its school doors for another school year. PCF educations, feeds, and provides social services to almost 500 kids in Tondo, Manila and Navotas and 100 children in Baguio, Philippines. Read more at www.p-c-f.org.

31/01/2012

PCF

31/01/2012

31/01/2012