Tin Velasco is an independent film producer from the Philippines and founder of Cine Canawili Productions Inc., championing women, queer, and regional voices through socially and culturally rooted stories. Her credits include Living Things by Martika Ramirez Escobar, which premiered at Cinemalaya 2020, and A Catholic Schoolgirl by Myra Angeline Soriaso, which premiered and won Gender Sensitivity Award at QCinema International Film Festival 2023  and screened internationally. Her debut feature, Gulay Lang, Manong by BC Amparado, explores the struggles, debt, and exploitation of Filipino farmers while challenging stigmas around medical cannabis in the Philippines, won the Audience Choice Award at Cinemalaya 2024. In 2025, she produced Open Endings by Nigel Santos, a queer drama about four women navigating love, friendship, chosen family, and adulthood. The film became the top-grossing title at Cinemalaya 2025, won Best Ensemble, and is now available in Southeast Asia on Prime Video.

In 2026, she co-produced Mono No Aware, a Philippine-Japanese co-production directed by BC Amparado that explores grief, family, loneliness, and the quiet acceptance of impermanence. The film won Ang Pinakapanalong Mahabang Pelikula (Best Feature Film) and multiple awards at the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026. 

She is currently developing Lasto, directed by Wowa Medroso, a dark comedy road trip film set in the South of the Philippines that explores gambling, betrayal, and corruption. She has participated in the Creative Producers Lab of Full Circle Lab Philippines, ACFM Producer’s Hub, and the 2026 AFAN Youth Bootcamp and Production & Storytelling Workshop, strengthening her practice in international collaboration and Filipino storytelling.