Multimedia Artist · Web Design · Photography · Film
I build websites that win clients, capture moments worth keeping, and cut films that demand attention. Based in Laguna, Philippines delivering clean, precise, and flawless work every single time.
Three disciplines. One standard: flawless execution. No shortcuts, no excuses.
Custom websites built from scratch responsive, fast, and designed to convert visitors into clients. Your business deserves a website that works as hard as you do.
Documentary, travel, street, and event photography with a cinematic eye. Every frame is composed with purpose no spray and pray, just intentional craft.
From short-form reels to personal films editing that serves the story. Pacing, color, and sound all considered to make footage that actually moves people.
A personal take on choosing Business Management in Multimedia Arts and why STI Santa Rosa made sense for where I'm headed.
Concept redesign of Jollibee's digital presence. Coming soon.
A Filipino designer's take on Apple's product landing page aesthetic.
Documentary and travel photography composed with intention, finished in camera.
A curated cut of projects web promos, short films, and personal work.
A personal short film storytelling through everyday moments.
I'm Ace Faraon a freelance Multimedia Artist from Laguna, Philippines. My work lives at the intersection of design, photography, and film, where technical skill meets a genuine obsession with doing things right.
I started with a camera and a curiosity that refused to sit still. That grew into web design, then video editing, and eventually into a practice that treats every project no matter the size as something worth giving everything to.
I make things that look right, feel right, and work.
If you need a website that wins clients, photos that stop the scroll, or a video that actually says something let's talk.
Tell me about your project and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
📅 Google Calendar integration coming soon booking confirmations will be sent to your email automatically.
Choosing a college course isn't something I took lightly. A lot of people go wherever their friends go, or pick whatever sounds safe. I didn't want that. I wanted somewhere that would actually push me in the direction I was already moving toward creative work,, toward business, toward building something real.
That's how I ended up at STI College Santa Rosa, taking up Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Arts, with a Business Management track. It checked every box I didn't even know I had.
Here's the thing: not every school has BMMA. Most institutions either have a straight-up Multimedia Arts program, or a Business course. Rarely both merged into one. STI Santa Rosa offered exactly that combination, and that's a big deal.
I'm not just trying to be a creative. I want to understand the business side of what I do: how to price work, how to acquire clients, how to scale. BMMA doesn't force me to choose between the two. It treats them as what they actually are: inseparable.
STI Santa Rosa has the kind of setup that actually supports creative work: proper equipment, production spaces, and instructors who know the industry. Not just textbook professors. People who've worked in the field, who understand what it actually takes to deliver professional output.
That matters more than most people think. Learning from someone who's been in the trenches hits different from learning theory in a vacuum. The environment here pushes you to build real skills, not just pass exams.
This one surprised me the most. The students here don't just show up. They care. You're surrounded by people who are building things, learning things, chasing something. That energy is contagious in the best way.
When everyone around you is serious about their craft, it raises the standard of what you accept from yourself. STI Santa Rosa has that kind of culture, and it's something you can feel the moment you're in it.
