Matteo mahaba ang pasensya: Marunong akong maghintay!
SI Matteo Guidicelli, isa sa mga in-demand actors ngayon, ang bida sa latest TV commercial ng Sun Life Asset Management Company – at hindi lang isang Matteo ang mapapanood dito kundi dalawa.
Sa nasabing TV ad mapapanood ang dalawang Matteo na gumagawa ng dalawang magkaibang taktika para mapahanga ang isang girl: ang isa ay ipagyayabang ang mga yaman tulad ng bagong phone at credit card habang ang isa naman ay ipakikita kung paano ihahanda ang future nila sa tulong ng Sun Life Prosperity Card.
Tuwang-tuwa naman si Matteo sa pagganap sa dalawang magkaibang persona na ito, “It’s the first time I did such a project, and I definitely enjoyed playing both roles,” aniya.
“But what’s important is that we were able to bring home the message. It’s fun to have nice material things and be on YOLO mode, but what will happen to you if all your money runs out and you have nothing saved for the long-term?”
Ang Sun Life Prosperity Card ay isang investment sa halagang P5,000 na pwedeng i-invest sa mga mutual funds managed by SLAMCI under Sun Life Prosperity Funds.
“We wanted our new TVC to encourage the audience to begin their investing journey because it’s an easy and convenient way to start building one’s brighter future,” paliwanag ni SLAMCI president Valerie Pama. Para kay Matteo, patience is a virtue. Naniniwala rin siya sa konsepto ng “tamang panahon”.
“Whether I’m doing sports or working on a showbiz project, I know that I need to be patient before I could see the results. Training for a competition takes time, and so does shooting a movie or recording an album. I think it’s really a process.
“It’s the same thing when you invest your money – you have to grow it long-term before you can enjoy the benefits. You may have to wait a bit, but it’s always, always worth it!” paliwanag ng boyfriend ni Sarah Geronimo.
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