“I will never forget the moment I saw the sea of people watching, and waving at us.” (Diego Redoblado, MINT MBM student)
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“Marketing is no longer about the stuff you sell, but the stories you tell.”
This was a great takeaway from Jim Guzman, one of the three key speakers from the adobo class a: School of Creativity last November 28 at the MINT Playhouse. adobo publication is considered the “industry bible” of professional creatives here in the Philippines.
“People being of sound mind, what we can do to help friends and family who might be mentally ill, is to first accept that we can’t save everyone, but we can be consistent with our support.” (Sixtus Ramos, MD, Gray Matter Psychological Center)
Aeriel Matthew Cruz is a Computer Science student here at MINT. Formerly enthusiastic about the digital arts, he recalls a moment in his computer class in high school that made an impact on him, and made him take up an entirely different program in college.
“My biggest takeaway from the convention is that Asia is getting really serious about having fun. Foreign game companies are looking for talent here. Local developers are sprouting, too. Big business and big careers are waiting to be pursued. It’s an exciting time for our students who want to cross the line between game player and game creator.”