Thanks to everyone who has viewed the video! I'll be posting a behind the scenes video of the film at the end of the month on my personal TH-cam channel. Happy new year and stay safe :-) th-cam.com/users/joshjanssen
+Corinne M Thanks for the lovely comment, Corinne! I feel really grateful to have had the opportunity to meet some fantastic people while making the film and to share some of their stories. - Josh
Picking up unexploded fireworks on January 2nd... they were everywhere on every street. Some of them the cloth-fuse stopped burning at the edge of the firecracker. You pull it out a little bit and try to light it. But because that part of the fuse was compressed, instead of a slow steady burn - the fuse just explodes and detonates the firecracker so it was important that you either use a stick to light it - or fray the fuse a little bit so you just get a small ember.
Thank you for choosing the (slowly dying) fireworks manufacturing industry of the Philippines as your first documentary on Full Stack Films. According to CNN Philippines- As of 2 p.m. Saturday, the total number of firecracker-related incidents at JRMMC (Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center) was at 104. Out of these, four were due to stray bullets. But among the victims, it was Jerry Flores who suffered worst as his leg was amputated. "He was drunk. It didn't explode (Goodbye Philippines) so he stepped on it," said Dr. Paul Villegas. "We have to amputate the lower extremity on the left lower." Unlike other countries, it is not illegal to use fireworks and firecrackers here in the Philippines. And every year the number of injuries are proof that our country needs a stricter policy on manufacturing, selling and buying fireworks. Thank you Josh for letting me be a part of this.
+Jouie Anne Parra Thanks for the comment, Jouie! It was fascinating to visit the Philippines and learn more about the topic. It doesn't look like the tradition is going anywhere any time soon, but I hope that the policies and education around the safety of firecrackers results in less accidents. Thanks so much for your help on the project. I couldn't have done it without you. Hopefully I'll be able to visit again soon to tell more stories from the Philippines!! A beautiful country with beautiful people! - Josh
Excellent work on this docu. Good flow and logical progression, tradition, cause, effect. Brought back memories from when I was living there in the last century.
I found this quite fascinating! I myself a Filipino, but born in England have experienced firecrackers when we went on holiday to my mothers old house in the Phillipines. I was in Landasan in North Cotabato when I came across to Muslim children selling 500 pieces of firecrackers to young children! But I have to say that I am grateful for having most of my family living in Davao City which is the most safest and secure city in the Philippines.
Fact Back In the day They Use Fast fuse for Big Firecracker In Ph But right Now They Use a slow One so You couldn't Be Injured or exploded By one Is Called Arko Fuse Or Arko Mitsa
As a 15 y/o, i have plenty of knowledge of handling a firecracker with care, for mostly i tend to see drunk adults get involved as it says in the video, in which i want to warn them to safely not to put on their hand so that they dont go through accidents. I'm still using firecrackers to this day, and yet more and more i knew how to handle it. Be safe out there guys and advance happy new year🎉❤
Aerial fireworks are expensive to make, which majority of backyard fireworks/firecrackers don't have the adequate capital. Lacking technical skills also hampers fireworks productions.
It's Cheaper yo Buy Four to Three Days Before New Year. Especially As Early As 1Am. Real Bargain at that Time. No Traffic Easy to Park and it's Fun. Especially With your Friends. And Have s lot of Time What to Purchase Fire Works.... 😀😀😀😀
Naalala ko tuloy nung huling may nasunog na paputukan sa bocaue ,grabeng lakas nasa school ako non nung sumabog na malakas mga 10:17am siguro yun yumanig yung room namin na ngamoy pulbura at may bumabagsak na itim itim parang papel na nasunog , grabe ang lakas nun kung nandun kayo matatakot kayo😥
3:20 Most of His Product are From China Not Bulacan or Locally Made. And That all are Smuggled. Pfffftttt!!!!! 7:15 Tomasino. Wow. I Like the Fireman, He's Good. I Wish we Could Have More Brand New Sophisticated Firetrucks Especially in the country Side. When Will that Happen. 😮
Wag kasi hawakan ang paputok. Gumamit ng 1.5 meter stick na may katol sa dulo para di ka masabugan sa kamay. Saka bawal sa bata. Common sense at safety first.
This made me very home sick :( We have these firecrackers called piccolo and me and my cousins would put them inside coconuts and they’d explode like grenades😂 and sometimes we’d bury them in the sand and the sand would explode into the sky.
Your never going to stop fireworks or firecrackers or half sticks, just like you are never going to get rid of firearms, guns, ammo and other weapons. It's a leftist, libtard dream to think anyone is going to limit what free people want to do and what they will do behind closed doors.
pag ganyan na maraming nadidisgrasya sa paputok, later on mawawala na ang tradisyon na yan.... abuso kasi masyado pilipino...sa lahat ng bagay... wala naman kaalaman sa pagiingat.... dapat talaga mawala na iyang masamang tradisyon na iyan... hanap buhay??? hanap disgrasya.....abuso bakit////??? EH pinalalakas nyo pa paputok.... actually pagsabog... dina paputok eh... lasing pah....
John Leo Sta. Ana bobo ka nga talaga Di mo ba alam nagkakaroon ng maruming hangin at nakakasira sa kalikasan... Katulad mo . Lumalabas sa bibig maruming salita.....
Thanks to everyone who has viewed the video! I'll be posting a behind the scenes video of the film at the end of the month on my personal TH-cam channel. Happy new year and stay safe :-) th-cam.com/users/joshjanssen
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A fantastic doco Josh! Very eye opening, on many, many levels, and yet the spirit of the beautiful people really shines through. Well done!!!
+Corinne M Thanks for the lovely comment, Corinne! I feel really grateful to have had the opportunity to meet some fantastic people while making the film and to share some of their stories. - Josh
Picking up unexploded fireworks on January 2nd... they were everywhere on every street.
Some of them the cloth-fuse stopped burning at the edge of the firecracker.
You pull it out a little bit and try to light it.
But because that part of the fuse was compressed, instead of a slow steady burn - the fuse just explodes and detonates the firecracker so it was important that you either use a stick to light it - or fray the fuse a little bit so you just get a small ember.
Thank you for choosing the (slowly dying) fireworks manufacturing industry of the Philippines as your first documentary on Full Stack Films.
According to CNN Philippines- As of 2 p.m. Saturday, the total number of firecracker-related incidents at JRMMC (Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center) was at 104. Out of these, four were due to stray bullets.
But among the victims, it was Jerry Flores who suffered worst as his leg was amputated.
"He was drunk. It didn't explode (Goodbye Philippines) so he stepped on it," said Dr. Paul Villegas. "We have to amputate the lower extremity on the left lower."
Unlike other countries, it is not illegal to use fireworks and firecrackers here in the Philippines. And every year the number of injuries are proof that our country needs a stricter policy on manufacturing, selling and buying fireworks.
Thank you Josh for letting me be a part of this.
+Jouie Anne Parra Thanks for the comment, Jouie! It was fascinating to visit the Philippines and learn more about the topic. It doesn't look like the tradition is going anywhere any time soon, but I hope that the policies and education around the safety of firecrackers results in less accidents.
Thanks so much for your help on the project. I couldn't have done it without you. Hopefully I'll be able to visit again soon to tell more stories from the Philippines!! A beautiful country with beautiful people! - Josh
+Full Stack Films Josh, do come back. And anytime you need help, you know where to find us.
Romans 1:16 For im not ashamed of the gospel of God for its The power of God for salvation to everyone who believes
Excellent work on this docu. Good flow and logical progression, tradition, cause, effect.
Brought back memories from when I was living there in the last century.
I found this quite fascinating! I myself a Filipino, but born in England have experienced firecrackers when we went on holiday to my mothers old house in the Phillipines. I was in Landasan in North Cotabato when I came across to Muslim children selling 500 pieces of firecrackers to young children! But I have to say that I am grateful for having most of my family living in Davao City which is the most safest and secure city in the Philippines.
lmao now the infamous GOODBYE PHILIPPINES has its own documentary ..
Today is January 15, 2021. Very Nice Filming.
Like moto kung bulakenyo ka
This doc is amazing it should have more traffic
Thanks for the lovely comment! I really enjoyed making it.
Fact Back In the day They Use Fast fuse for Big Firecracker In Ph But right Now They Use a slow One so You couldn't Be Injured or exploded By one Is Called Arko Fuse Or Arko Mitsa
I got to say this is the best documentary:)
As a 15 y/o, i have plenty of knowledge of handling a firecracker with care, for mostly i tend to see drunk adults get involved as it says in the video, in which i want to warn them to safely not to put on their hand so that they dont go through accidents. I'm still using firecrackers to this day, and yet more and more i knew how to handle it. Be safe out there guys and advance happy new year🎉❤
very beautiful video, I was expecting the bad things about the firecrackers, yet it showed the bad side in a good way. it made me smile. p.s. im pinoy
2019? Anyone haha
2020???
2020 HAHA
best documentary ever!
Im from bulacan in 2019 ther ar alot of fireworks but its raining
This is more than well done. 👍
This is a really well made doco. Thanks
+Jason D3 Thanks, Jason! I really appreciate the comment. Happy New Year! - Josh
Can you do a documentary on how to make a judas belt of the Philippines?
Theres a film already
I miss my hometown Bulacan
its not blackpwder its flashpowder blackpowder its use for propelant of rocket ang for making fuse
2021 Anyone?
Aerial fireworks are expensive to make, which majority of backyard fireworks/firecrackers don't have the adequate capital. Lacking technical skills also hampers fireworks productions.
3:52 Is that a whole TUB of flash powder? One tiny static electricity spark and he's dead.
All Fire crackers and Illegal Explosives made in Philippines is all gun powder
No itse not.he makes different colors
Solid yan. Magkano yan?
It's Cheaper yo Buy Four to Three Days Before New Year. Especially As Early As 1Am. Real Bargain at that Time. No Traffic Easy to Park and it's Fun. Especially With your Friends. And Have s lot of Time What to Purchase Fire Works.... 😀😀😀😀
Ahh Tanong Kulang Saan Ba Sa Bocaue Bulacan Ang Pagawaan Ng Paputok Gusto Ko Sanang Sumali Sa Siminar Magpapaturo Ako Ng Pagawa Ng Mga Paputok.
❤Fireworks 🇳🇱
Yeah
Fireworks in our country is now forbidden to be bought by regular citizens 😢😦
These people looked stressed .. not from firecrackers but from overpopulating ! Hahaha
A 500 gram firecracker is legal, right? RIGHT?!
IT not 500g .mayby 50+grams!
There should be firetrucks to wet the street after new year
i want the pop pop
Can't I as you a question firecracker what is the like in Tagalog anong kaso kapag nag paputok ka
Pla pla dagupan
nice video
wow
Kool video!
Naalala ko tuloy nung huling may nasunog na paputukan sa bocaue ,grabeng lakas nasa school ako non nung sumabog na malakas mga 10:17am siguro yun yumanig yung room namin na ngamoy pulbura at may bumabagsak na itim itim parang papel na nasunog , grabe ang lakas nun kung nandun kayo matatakot kayo😥
Not me
Pyro all day
3:20 Most of His Product are From China Not Bulacan or Locally Made. And That all are Smuggled. Pfffftttt!!!!! 7:15 Tomasino. Wow. I Like the Fireman, He's Good. I Wish we Could Have More Brand New Sophisticated Firetrucks Especially in the country Side. When Will that Happen. 😮
This is the philippine's equivalent to The United States C-4... C-4 fingers gone after blowing up...
no its not C-4 is a high explosive while all firecrackers are considered low explosives
Wag kasi hawakan ang paputok. Gumamit ng 1.5 meter stick na may katol sa dulo para di ka masabugan sa kamay. Saka bawal sa bata. Common sense at safety first.
5:56 akala ko si Ramon Magsaysay
Awesome Josh... Love this!
+Budi Nusyirwan (Bukrie) Thanks Budi!! :-) Happy New Year! - Josh
+Full Stack Films Happy new year Josh! :)
Budi Nusyirwan
This made me very home sick :( We have these firecrackers called piccolo and me and my cousins would put them inside coconuts and they’d explode like grenades😂 and sometimes we’d bury them in the sand and the sand would explode into the sky.
c kuya sa e r.minemorized mo bang mabuti yung cnasabi mo ?
5:42 *I'm so nervous at this part cause it would be a big ear rape for me...lol*
Goodbye Philippines is just about a half a stick of dynamite, just like the cherry bombs in America, god I miss the Philippines my birthplace.
its not near the same power as dymamite but its the equivalent of a "half stick"
dapat nama nyan goodbye america hinidi godbye philippines
E bakit hindi illegal ang sawa
sir santos
Nice mega triangle,,,,,, you celebrate noise ?
Goodbye Fingers!!!!
walang paano i mean i live from the philipines loo
I’m not the real denis
Lahat nmn ng explosive is ung sumasabog
Remember I’m gonna prank you
3:41 pagka umuulan pag umuulan hahahaahha
my
European fireworks are just way better..
#noonecares
Dragon fireworks > European fireworks😂
nah
and we filipinos celebrates better
@@michaelkhelev facts
this is sooo
Bakit may shot sa balagtas? Wahahahaha
Your never going to stop fireworks or firecrackers or half sticks, just like you are never going to get rid of firearms, guns, ammo and other weapons. It's a leftist, libtard dream to think anyone is going to limit what free people want to do and what they will do behind closed doors.
Dudugo na Ang ilong ng mga tao rito hahahhahshshs
mas malakas yung paputok ni Donald trump ngayun 2020 regalo sa iran
That’s my city
things happens for a reason,sometimes the reason is that people and human being in general are stupid..and make stupid decisions.😂
No
pag ganyan na maraming nadidisgrasya sa paputok, later on mawawala na ang tradisyon na yan.... abuso kasi masyado pilipino...sa lahat ng bagay... wala naman kaalaman sa pagiingat.... dapat talaga mawala na iyang masamang tradisyon na iyan... hanap buhay??? hanap disgrasya.....abuso bakit////??? EH pinalalakas nyo pa paputok.... actually pagsabog... dina paputok eh... lasing pah....
For dutch poeple hun gebruiken geen visco visco is veel beter dan da wit lont my parents are php
Nakakasira yan sa air pollution
☁🌈☔
Jasrenejane Bellen Bobo hahahahaha
John Leo Sta. Ana baka ikaw
Pano mo masisira air pollution eh pollution na nga butaw hahaha
John Leo Sta. Ana bobo ka nga talaga
Di mo ba alam nagkakaroon ng maruming hangin at nakakasira sa kalikasan...
Katulad mo .
Lumalabas sa bibig maruming salita.....
Ano daw?
Sub na ako. Ako una sub
SIR_TRISTAN geh
no one cares lol
Rude
Stupid American
@@Conqueror_of_TH-camCommunity what a late reply lol
@@Seqril imao idc