Philippine Seas
“TRAVEL, SAIL AND DIVE FOR AN IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON THE STATE OF OUR OCEANS.”
Synopsis
Philippine Seas, a special hosted by Atom Araullo, uncovers the wonders and threats surrounding the Philippines’ marine gems.
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Philippine Seas: The first Atom Araullo documentary on GMA Network
Type: Trailer • Published 2017-10-20
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Aaron Papins Mendoza
- Screenplay & Story
- Ian Carlos Simbulan
- Original Title
- Philippine Seas
- Spoken Languages
- English, Tagalog
- Runtime
- 1h 8m
- Production Studios
- GMA News and Public Affairs
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Aaron Papins Mendoza
Ian Carlos Simbulan
Mark Antonio, Ariel Alarcon, Jeremy John Juen
Rizza Mendiola-Fillone, Marie Ann Saballegue, Ian Carlos Simbulan, Joselito Tan, Bryan Kristoffer J. Brazil
Department Leadership Roster
Rizza Mendiola-Fillone
Producer
Aaron Papins Mendoza
Director
Marie Ann Saballegue
Producer
Joselito Tan
Producer
Bryan Kristoffer J. Brazil
Producer
Mark Antonio
Editor
Ariel Alarcon
Editor
Jeremy John Juen
Editor
Marijoy Pablo
Editor
Albert Magcamit
Editor
Geoff Castillo
Editor
Piah Luna
Editor
Mark Soliman
Editor
Budz Gaen, Jr.
Production Design
Alvin Mari Caintic
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Philippine Seas
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Philippine Seas about?
Philippine Seas, a special hosted by Atom Araullo, uncovers the wonders and threats surrounding the Philippines’ marine gems.
Who directed Philippine Seas?
Philippine Seas was directed by Aaron Papins Mendoza.
Who stars in Philippine Seas?
The principal cast of Philippine Seas includes Atom Araullo.
When was Philippine Seas released and how long is it?
Philippine Seas was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 1h 8m.