Randy Ocampo Cause And Effect

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Randy Ocampo (AJ Padilla) a young ambitious actor struggling to set his carrier as an actor lands in California. With a painful past that incites Randy to discover his passion in life the actor ultimately gets a break in acting.

The script is pretty clean and delivers what has to be delivered. The pain and frustration an actor undergoes to get a break is well enacted by Randy. Other actors have done their part well except for a few places where there is a feel of sluggishness. The way the Miguel Quicho has scripted Randy’s past through a 6 mins audition was something unexpected and keeps the audience glued till the end. Miguel Quicho has also done the Editing and Camera work. He scores better in editing by keeping the story tight than the

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