Maris, Carlo magtatambal sa ‘How To Move On In 30 Days’ ng ABS-CBN at YouTube
Maris Racal at Carlo Aquino
NA-EXCITE ang mga fans nina Maris Racal at Carlo Aquino sa announcement ng ABS-CBN ngayong araw para sa susunod nilang project.
Sa kauna-unahang pagkakataon, magtatambal nga ang dalawang Kapamilya stars para sa upcoming online series na “How To Move On In 30 Days.”
Isa itong romantic comedy series mula sa partnership ng ABS-CBN at YouTube na nagsanib-pwersa nga para makapagbigay ng bago at fresh concept to stream exclusively on the video streaming platform.
Base sa inilabas na official statement ng ABS-CBN at YouTube, “The series stars Maris as a vlogger who is unceremoniously dumped by her ex-boyfriend and promises to move on from him within 30 days.
“She chronicles her journey on her own vlog and later hires Carlo as her fictitious boyfriend with the intention of fully healing from heartbreak.”
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Ang “How To Move On In 30 Days” ay sa direksyon nina Benedict Mique at Dick Lindayag at makakasama rin dito sina Albie Casino, John Lapus, Jai Agpangan, at Sachzna Laparan.
Ka-join din sa bonggang collaboration na ito sina Kyo Quijano, Sherry Lara, Poppert Bernadas, Hanie Harrar, Elyson De Dios at James Bello.
“ABS-CBN’s partnership with YouTube is to extend the network’s digital content offerings and reach more audiences on the platform with the goal of serving more Filipinos.
“ABS-CBN has been streaming its live and on-demand shows via Kapamilya Online Live on YouTube. It also offers ‘Made for YouTube’ entertainment, lifestyle, and music shows, and ABS-CBN Superview, which offers free streaming of hit movies,” ayon pa sa official statement ng nasabing collab.
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