Josenian Adcomm Guild

JAG COLLECTIVE | Still not over February 27.

USJR showed up at the CIT CAMVAS 2nd Interschool Film Festival, and our people did what they do best.

“Case Files Ni Joshua” by JAG Collective - Jaymee Boquel, Dyre Lerio, and Jason Tolero, stood among 15 productions and came home with:

🏆 Best Film
🏆 Best Screenplay
🏆 Best Production Design

Much respect to KKB Collectives (4th Year Communication students):
🏆 Angelito Salvador – Best Director
🏆 Jade Kyle Piscadero – Best Actress

Along with Josefina Films, they represented USJR with creativity and heart.

Huge thanks to CIT CAMVAS for organizing the festival and giving students the space to share their stories.

So proud of everyone who put their stories out there. This one’s for the creatives who don’t sleep before deadlines.

JAG COLLECTIVE | Case Files ni Joshua

We’re proud to share that members of the Josenian AdComm Guild (JAG) Jason Tolero, Jaymee Boquel, and Dyre Lerio are proudly representing our guild at the CAMVAS Interschool Film Festival 2026!

Catch their film, Case Files ni Joshua, on February 27, 4-9 PM at the RTL Quadrangle.

Let’s show our support and celebrate their creativity and hard work. See you there!

Movie Title
Case Files ni Joshua

Production Name
JAG Collective

Directed By
Jaymee Boquel | Dyre Lerio

Written By
Jaymee Boquel | Jason Tolero

Genre
Comedy

Synopsis
Joshua dies, and as his soul enters the afterlife, he meets Pete, a guide who explains how one
may enter heaven. Pete reviews Joshua’s life, carefully examining both his good deeds and his
sins. Believing that Joshua performed well during his time on Earth, Pete seems hopeful about his
chances of entering heaven.
When the review is complete, Pete leads Joshua to a single door where his fate awaits. Without
revealing whether it leads to heaven or hell, Pete allows him to step inside.
The door opens to hell.
Terrified, Joshua watches as scenes from his past life unfold before him. The memories reveal a
painful truth: his good deeds were rooted in hypocrisy and his faith was only for show. Though he
claimed to follow Catholic values, his actions were empty performances.
In the end, it becomes clear that Joshua was never truly good, and his fate reflects the true
intentions of his heart.

When the Upside Down gates opened, we showed up.

JAG’s 2nd General Assembly brought everyone together for a fun and strange celebration where new ideas and collaborations ignited for this semester’s JAG activities.

This event wouldn’t have been possible without the efforts of our first-year students, who committed themselves to giving us a truly upside-down experience.

But the question is—what’s next for JAG? Better turn on your walkie-talkies and stay updated right here on our social media pages.

The portals are opening. Are you ready to enter the Upside Down?

February 9, 2026 | 6:00–9:00 PM | USJR Main Campus, Room SN 201

See you on the other side.

˙ƃuı̣ɯoɔ sı̣ ƃuı̣ɥʇǝɯoS ˙uosɐǝɹ ɐ ɹoɟ ƃuı̣ɹǝʞɔı̣ןɟ ǝɹɐ sʇɥƃı̣ן ǝɥꓕ

JAG COLLECTIVE | Honoring a remarkable milestone.

Let’s congratulate our former JAG Assistant Secretary, Joan Dian Agusto, for this outstanding achievement!

You’ve shown that persistence isn’t about perfection, and creativity isn’t about applause. You’ve carved your path in your own way, and now the world has a new story to witness.

The entire JAG FAMILY honors your journey and the distinctive impact that only you can create. Let us raise a toast to the chapters filled with curiosity, courage, and conviction.

You truly move with MarComm, leading with heart, thinking with purpose, and leaving a mark that lasts.