Reel Loco Productions, as a team decided to see for ourselves the current condition and to help, if we could. The Baray District is home to a wonderful little Homestay which became our base. Esther, the owner of Khmer Homestay, coordinated our activities to help out with a school and an orphanage in the region and saw to it that we worked with the children most in need. In our short time there we were able to interact with over 200 kids during our stay. While there we conducted a “mobile library” session for the village children, sang songs and played sports at a government school and built a reading corner/av room at an orphanage. You can see the delight in these kids eyes when you interact with them. We know we will not be able to change their lives forever but, we hope to spark a bit of inspiration that they will carry with them. It was a trip that was just as much adventurous as meaningful.

Do let us know if you would like any contacts if you or your company is interested in doing a similar trip.

Akun (Thank You).

Reel Loco Productions, as a team decided to see for ourselves the current condition and to help, if we could. The Baray District is home to a wonderful little Homestay which became our base. Esther, the owner of Khmer Homestay, coordinated our activities to help out with a school and an orphanage in the region and saw to it that we worked with the children most in need. In our short time there we were able to interact with over 200 kids during our stay. While there we conducted a “mobile library” session for the village children, sang songs and played sports at a government school and built a reading corner/av room at an orphanage. You can see the delight in these kids eyes when you interact with them. We know we will not be able to change their lives forever but, we hope to spark a bit of inspiration that they will carry with them. It was a trip that was just as much adventurous as meaningful.

We decided to make a video that gives us an empathetic view of one school in Baray. Through the eyes of one teacher, Marin, we see what they have and learn of what they do not. This video will show you how the kids will walk kilometers every morning to school and how they are still sitting in dirt during their lesson. Despite the differences, you can see the smiles in the children’s faces. A mark of being content with their current situation. We hope to change that with this video. This video will be used to raise awareness of a situation that we almost never hear about. Hopefully, it will inspire a change.

Please check out this video we were able to construct while up there. And let us know if you would like any contacts if you or your company is interested in doing a similar trip.

Akun (Thank you).

It wasn’t just about us though, we had a good time catching up with friends and partners we’ve worked with over the past decade. There were also games in between to fill up the night. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and were delighted that our guests seem to be haing a ball too. Evidenced by the fact we had to usher them, politely of course, out of the building when the party wrapped at 2am in the morning.

Overall, our three little princesses performed true to form and we managed to wrap up the shoot with smiles on everyone’s faces. Who says only fairy godmothers can grant wishes? For one day, we became one and made three little girls’ dreams come true.

Not that anyone noticed, with a bevy of beauties on parade, 5 to be precise, the lush surrounds became secondary as all the attention focused on our main talents.

The idea was to highlight the 5 generic body types which presented common problems for the average woman when it came to choosing her wardrobe. The solution? Triumph Shape Sensation. Without over glamourizing the ideal body type, we sought to bring a measured approach towards insecurities that women encounter. And then show how Shape Sensation products can help address those concerns.

How difficult was it to concentrate on our jobs over the two days of shoot? It’s our little secret.

The long and short of it is this. Our good friend Yasser Suratman who hails from local design collective The Bureau designed the logo when we decided to strike out on our own. As to how and why we came up with the logo design, we leave you to come up with your own conclusions.

This little animated short was based around the idea of how we eventually ended up with a design that included a pair of oversized arms and an arrow through the head. Does it help with answering any of the questions above? Not a single bit. But we had fun doing this and sometimes that’s all that matters. We hope you’ll enjoy this too.

It is not just the food that made us all happy; we had Secret Santa too! And there were the lucky draw prizes to look forward to. From cameras to bags, watches and so much more, it as nerve wrecking to find out what we had drawn out of the hat. Highlight of the day, someone got lucky with a 13-inch MacBook Pro as the top prize!

Good food. Great company. And much merry making. We had a blast.
How was your Christmas?