Q-lets and Co. Ben 10 Event

SEGMENT SHOOT MANILA OCEAN PARK

VISION STATEMENT To be a world-renowned marine bio-diversity park that will provide a fun-learning and memorable experience for all.

MISION STATEMENT To showcase this diversity by creating an atmosphere of discovery, education and entertainment that would feed the minds and senses of all.

VALUES STATEMENT We are proud to have a work ethics for excellence, ownership, integrity, solidarity and professionalism.

CULTURE DESCRIPTION Our corporate culture can be summed-up with this mantra: "We care for our company"

SEGMENT SHOOT OF BACK UP TALENTS

Quezon City Memorial Circle

One of the national parks the family usually visited is the Quezon City Memorial Circle. Quezon City is the former capital of the Philippines and this national park housed a mausoleum containing the remains of the second president of the Philippines, President Manuel L. Quezon and his wife. This national park is so big and visitors can do lot of activities inside. One of our favorites here is biking. You can bring your personal bikes with you or you can rent different sizes of bikes inside. Bike rentals rates depends on the size and the number of hours you want to rent it. You can explore the park and have a sort of exercise too while biking. Also, there are playgrounds and free spaces for visitors to play volleyball and other outdoor activities. Another favorite feature here is what they called "Concert in the Park" where people can watch concerts and performances for free. There are also several food chains inside but you can also bring food and drinks with you.

The park is so huge and the family usually has great time visiting it, a place of outdoor activities and relaxation for all the members of the family.

Q-LETS & CO. MALL SHOW

BODY SHOOT IN PIXIES FOREST

PIXIE FOREST

			Get enchanted in this wonderful world of friendly trees, giant flowers and mushrooms and candy-colored fairy village. Your kids will surely love these rides and attractions
			Fairy’s Wheel Flying Dwarves mini planes Elfin Waves water flume Ride Funhouse attraction Soft Play Area for toddlers Token-operated mini cars Exciting video, skilled and redemption games
			To celebrate your child’s Birthday Party, let Pixie Forest take care of the games, give aways, free rides and food! Our party hostess will attend to all the hassles while you enjoy the day with your child!
	Packages:
	• Birthday Party		For big groups, we offer discounts and incentives through our Group Tour packages.
	• Group Tour
	• Corporate		Companies can also hold events such as family day or summer programs. Check our Corporate Package.

SEGMENT SHOOT IN FESTIVAL MALL

This four-tiered 200,000 square meter complex located at the sprawling and vibrant Filinvest Corporate City in Alabang is acknowledged as the first theme mall in the Philippines. Since it opened in May of 1998, Festival Supermall has become one of the more popular malls in the southern part of Metro Manila.

Right now, it is the only mall with six anchor stores; Shopwise Supercenter, SM SaveMore, Robinsons Department Store, Ace Hardware, Handyman and Gameworks. Likewise, it has a provision for 600 specialty stores, boutiques and kiosks, a total of 2,300 free multi-level parking slots, various food outlets in the newly refurbished 1000-seat Food Junction and ten state-of-the-art cinemas. Festival Supermall is one of the few malls in Metro Manila that provides free parking for shoppers.

Festival Supermall was designed by a team of international experts in such a way that there will be maximum convenience for its shoppers, freedom of circulation, maximum visibility and ample exposure to the mall’s tenants. Because of this, the family is guaranteed the ultimate fun and excitement with shopping, dining and entertainment all under one roof. Festival Mall also offer amusement centers like Pixie Forest, X-Site, Gameworx, Kiddo Driving School, Festival Grand Station (terminus and only station of Junction Express), Grand Carousel, and Junction Express

SEGMENT SHOOT IN HOT AIR BALLOON FIESTA

The Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta (PIHABF) is an annual event featuring balloons from all over the world. Over the years, it has become a convention of sorts including aerosports and other aviation-related pursuits.

On September 19, 1783, a sheep, a duck, and a rooster become the first passengers in a hot air balloon launched by the Montgolfier brothers, Joseph and Ettienne for a royal demonstration at the court of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. (FYI: Benjamin Franklin did not attended this demonstration as generally rumored. According to his report to Sir Joseph Banks of the Royal Society in London, he attended the flight of the hydrogen balloon in August of that same year.)

R/C Modelling Radio controlled aeromodelling, or RC for short, is a hobby with a multitude of interesting aspects. It can be a relaxing or a serious sport, and it is also an art and crafting endeavor. It definitely has an engineering and science aspect to it. It develops skill and coordination, but most of all, it is fun and one can gain lots of friends with it. Flightline Tours Have you ever wondered what the planes you are seeing are called, or what makes it stay in the air? This year's balloon fiesta offers a guided tour of the event's active flightline. Here you are introduced to the aircraft participating in the event, meet the pilots and ground crew, and have a glimpse of the fiesta's, "behind the scenes" activity. Kite Flying Exhibitions are performed by the Kite Association of the Philippines (KAP). An all-volunteer, non-profit, nongovernmental-cultural organization founded by a group of kite enthusiasts. Its main aim and purpose is to revive, develop and promote a centuries old Asian practice, which is also part of Filipino culture and tradition—kite making and kite flying. Close Your Eyes And Let The Force Be With You I could only watch the aerobatic displays with envy. But Carlo and I did actually fly an aerial dogfight, against the Navy, Malaysia and SEAir! Well, sort of. The balloon bursting boondoggle - airplanes prowling above the crowd and hunting down helium-fattened prey. Most pilots quail at colliding with an object in an airplane! But there we were, chasing drifting targets that bobbed and weaved with every breath of wind. Paragliding Paragliding was introduced to the Philippines by a handful of pioneers in the 1990s. A paraglider is a free-flying, foot-launched aircraft where the pilot sits in a harness suspended below a fabric wing. Powered paragliding, also known as paramotoring, is a form of ultralight aviation where the pilot wears a motor on their back (a paramotor) providing enough thrust to take off using a paraglider wing. Skydiving The Philippine Hot Air Balloon Fiesta is our annual reunion. A friendship forged by a common passion. Kindred spirits melded into a fantastic homogeny of blue skies, wispy clouds and grips held thru 120 mph. From generals to noncoms. From burly men to two unassuming females. As happy to be furiously falling as we are curiously chatting whilst immersed in the faintest trace of very high octane fuel. Ultralights ..Or, very light aircraft, or light sport aircraft, are small aircraft used for recreational aviation. With my feet firmly planted on the rudder pedals, my right hand gently kissing the control stick and my left hand clutching the throttles; I make a thorough final check. Satisfied that I am good to go, my left hand pushes the throttles all the way to the stops. The low rumble of an idling engine quickly evolves into a loud roar as it progresses up to maximum RPM. The airspeed indicator’s needle then starts making its way to 40 miles per hour, and I gently ease back on the control stick. In the blink of an eye, I am airborne!