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TBG MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS
December 14, 6:00pm-11:30pm
Makati Sports Club

Attire: Dress up like a Music Icon or Hollywood Celeb

PROGRAM FLOW

Main Hosts John Paul Dalipe, Reys Firmalino, and Mace Dugenia

|6.00pm |Registration | |
|6.30pm |Opening Prayer |Tere Torres |
|6.35pm |Welcome Remarks |Manny Narciso |
|6.45pm |DINNER |Erickson Felicilda and Angie Caliste |
| | |Marc Marcelo and Pia Frantilla |
|7.30pm |Opening Number |BDO Dance Club |
|7.35pm |Music Video Criteria for Judging |Rochelle Sison |
|7.40pm |Live Performance |Newbies |
|7.45pm |MUSIC VIDEO 1 |Business Support |
|7.50pm |Awarding: THE BRAINIACS |Lizza Marquez and Ken Tiambeng |
| |Nicolas Sparks |The creative and passionate writer |
| |MacGyver |The fast thinker and
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