The Buffet Show

Y. Jerry Waki

where culture is served.

  1. 03/27/2019

    The Buffet Show - Keesa Ocampo

    Keesa Ocampo is a two-time Emmy Award-winning director, writer and producer for television. With an expertise in international broadcast media, she leads content creation projects for ABS-CBN International through her travel reality show Discovering Routes and the upcoming digital series This Is Me. Previously, she led the government and community relations and PR initiatives for Lifestyle Network, Myx TV and ABS-CBN Foundation International. Having had hands-on training with directing for television, script-writing, event production, and TV hosting, her expertise has not only appointed her key roles in launching new products to new markets but has also brought her into teams whose work has been recognized as a benchmark for industry standards with CableFAXIES, Cynopsis, Telly, New York Festivals and Emmy awards. Ocampo made her directorial debut in the original TV series, “Design+Story” and “Spice to Life,” in 2016 for Lifestyle Network, crossed over to the travel reality genre in the mid-season series for “Discovering Routes” in September 2018, and is set to launch a new digital series featuring superstars of the new mainstream with “This Is Me,” coming in the summer of 2019. Ocampo carries an expertise in political and charitable fundraising. A champion for women and girls, her philanthropy focuses on supporting foster youth through the Lincoln Child Center and bringing literacy and peace to hard-to-reach and war-torn barrios through Books for the Barrios. She also served on Glide's Legacy Committee from 2009-2017, which works to expand the reach of unconditional love against poverty and marginalization in San Francisco. She has been recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential Filipinas in the United States, received a Presidential Citation for her humanitarian work from Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, former President of the Republic of the Philippines, and served as a Commissioner on the San Mateo County Commission on the Status of Women. Most of all, she's dope!

    The Buffet Show - Keesa Ocampo
  2. 12/05/2017

    The Buffet Show EXCLUSIVE - WAVES Event. #poetry #storytelling #sharing #community Pt. II of II

    The National Japanese American Historical Society and The Buffet Show present WAVES This event was a FREE, LIMITED SEATING ENGAGEMENT, inspired by the Call to Action from the children of Fred T. Korematsu, Min Yasui, and Gordon Hirabayashi to create an opportunity for artists and storytellers, regardless of performing experience, to rise and share their artistic expression in hopes that we do not go down a similar path in history that led to the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII. This event showcased seasoned performers as well as nurture and cultivate new artists, and that this multi-generational, cross-cultural event will have a ripple effect resonating with people beyond the San Francisco Bay Area. Performers include: Francis Wong Genny Lim Brynn Saito Fatima Mekkaoui Pete Yamamoto Yukiya Jerry Waki Special guest appearance by Karen Korematsu, executive director of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute. This event took place on: Saturday, December 2 5:00pm to 6:30pm National Japanese American Historical Society's Peace Gallery 1685 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94115 Co-sponsored by: APA for Progress - in support of the #StopRepeatingHistory campaign Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center Japanese Community Youth Council Council on American-Islamic Relations - SF Bay Area Yonsei Memory Project Holly Yasui and The Min Yasui Legacy Project OCA: Asian Pacific American Advocates - San Francisco Chapter Recorded by Jason Nou If you would like to host a WAVES event, please contact: Yukiya Jerry Waki at thebuffetshow@gmail.com

  3. 12/05/2017

    The Buffet Show EXCLUSIVE - WAVES. #poetry #storytelling #sharing #community Pt. I of II

    The National Japanese American Historical Society and The Buffet Show present WAVES This event was a FREE, LIMITED SEATING ENGAGEMENT, inspired by the Call to Action from the children of Fred T. Korematsu, Min Yasui, and Gordon Hirabayashi to create an opportunity for artists and storytellers, regardless of performing experience, to rise and share their artistic expression in hopes that we do not go down a similar path in history that led to the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII. This event showcased seasoned performers as well as nurture and cultivate new artists, and that this multi-generational, cross-cultural event will have a ripple effect resonating with people beyond the San Francisco Bay Area. Performers include: Francis Wong Genny Lim Brynn Saito Fatima Mekkaoui Pete Yamamoto Yukiya Jerry Waki Special guest appearance by Karen Korematsu, executive director of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute. This event took place on: Saturday, December 2 5:00pm to 6:30pm National Japanese American Historical Society's Peace Gallery 1685 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94115 Co-sponsored by: APA for Progress - in support of the #StopRepeatingHistory campaign Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center Japanese Community Youth Council Council on American-Islamic Relations - SF Bay Area Yonsei Memory Project Holly Yasui and The Min Yasui Legacy Project OCA: Asian Pacific American Advocates - San Francisco Chapter Recorded by Jason Nou If you would like to host a WAVES event, please contact: Yukiya Jerry Waki at thebuffetshow@gmail.com

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