Various Visual Effects
Computer Magic
(The Philippine Star, June 1, 1995)
Mother Studio Presents
"Aswang"
was the very first major visual effects project (April 1995) created by StormViz.
Preparing to eat the womb of her victim, Jean Garcia as the "Aswang" extends her snake-like tongue.
Mokong (Janno Gibbs) in Ober Da Bakod's "Mok-Eye & 'D Magic Beans".
Mokong (Janno Gibbs) trying to flex his biceps.
Rita Avila (right) pleads to Vida (Manilyn Reynes), a ghost from the 19th century, to return Hector (Albert Martinez), in this scene from Viva Spotlight's "Babae Sa Salamin" (The Woman in the Mirror).
Ogie Alcasid (center) repairs the body of his android, Robugoy (Gardo Verzosa) in a scene from
3R Production's
"Robugoy." A double, whose head was digitally erased, performed the body actions of Robugoy.
Maricel Soriano
displays her powers as a vampire in the episode "Ang Pagdating" (The Arrival) of The Maricel Drama Special.
From the episode "Espiritista" of The Maricel Drama Special
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Mother Studio Presents "Aswang" was the very first major visual effects project
(April 1995) created by StormViz.
Preparing to eat the womb of her victim, Jean Garcia as the "Aswang" extends her snake-like tongue.
Mokong (Janno Gibbs) in Ober Da Bakod's "Mok-Eye & 'D Magic Beans".
Mokong (Janno Gibbs) trying to flex his biceps.
Rita Avila (right) pleads to Vida (Manilyn Reynes), a ghost from the 19th century, to return
Hector (Albert Martinez), in this scene from Viva Spotlight's "Babae Sa Salamin"
(The Woman in the Mirror).
Ogie Alcasid (center) repairs the body of his android, Robugoy (Gardo Verzosa) in a scene
from 
From the episode "Espiritista" of The Maricel Drama Special