Micah Joyce Guillermo is a dual-degree candidate at Simmons University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a concentration in Journalism with minors in Public Health, Public Policy, and Integrated Media.
After founding Lex Education Philippines in 2021, she was admitted to Simmons University as a Gilbert and Marcia Kotzen Scholar, a full-ride merit scholarship, an Honors Program scholar, and is now a member of the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society. Guillermo now works as an Administrative Assistant at School the World, Communications Intern at OpenSky Community Services, and Equity Research Intern and Fellow with the Simmons University Undergraduate Admissions Office. She is also a Contributing Writer for The Simmons Voice and a Senior Editor for CommTracks.
Sights Unseen is a documentary short film that follows two soulmates as they explore the scenic spots of Gonzaga. Celebrating the town’s natural beauty, from its seas and mountains to its rivers, the film tells a tender story of romance set against these breathtaking landscapes. Inspired by the question, “Can the eyes still appreciate beauty if they can no longer see?” the film reflects on perception, love, and the essence of experiencing the world around us. Conceptualized and crafted with a poetic and evocative approach, Sights Unseen was directed and written in collaboration with Kim Asuncion, aiming to honor Gonzaga’s stunning natural wonders and rich tourist sites. The film was submitted as an official entry for the Dokyu Turismo Film Festival, organized by the Department of Tourism of the Philippines, highlighting local culture and tourism through cinematic storytelling.