Los Angeles County, CA, USA
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Request QuoteJohn Javellana (b. 1984, Philippines) is a photojournalist based in Los Angeles, CA. His professional career started in 2008 as he was completing his degree as a Communication Arts major at the De La Salle University when he was hired as a stringer for the Reuters News Agency. After completing his degree, he became one of the youngest photojournalists to work for the wire agencies in the country and has covered most of the major news event up to this day. Primarily a news photographer who specializes in spot/breaking news, John is also a documentary cinematographer and has worked on documentaries for outfits shows and NGOs such as “58” for US Aid and Asia Foundation; “Philippines : Abuses Go Unpunished” for Human Rights Watch; short documentaries and pieces for Storyline and Rappler.com, where he worked as the photo editor in 2013.
The rough cut of our independent film about two children living in the province of Iligan on the Mindanao Island, the Philippines after surviving a devastating hurricane that orphaned them of their families. Little by little, the siblings try to come to terms with the tragedy they have endured.
Images taken at night time from the immediate aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest typhoons in recorded history when it the southern islands of the Philippines in November 2013.
A various selection of video documentaries that I have shot as a video journalist
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