PROJECT BBL PART 2

May 13, 2015 - Second day of shooting for the Project BBL. Woke up at 7 AM. Yep, yep. Had to go to my boss at 7:30 AM to have breakfast and go straightly to Mr. Jim Paredes' house. The shooting was done at his house simply because we have no studio at that time so we decided to go where the artists are and in Mr. Paredes' case, in his house. The shoot was an amazing experience for me because we got to see Mr. Jim Paredes and his house. (isn't this redundant? lol) Okay, so setting aside that fact (haha!), Mr. Jim Paredes was one of a kind. He really is a supporter of the cause. He's cooperative and very welcoming. Thank you, sir!

The shooting went on up until 9 AM. Our next stop was at the Former Chief Justice Hilario Davide's place. His schedule was around 12 noon. He was in a meeting that day somewhere in Tomas Morato so we had to go there to have him shot. When we came in, CJ (Chief Justice) Davide was still in a meeting, but as soon as he found out that we are already inside the restaurant, he excused himself in the meeting and went to us to do the shoot. The shoot for CJ Davide was easy and informative. He knows what to say and when to say it. When the shoot was done, he even offered the whole production team a lunch buffet in which we respectfully declined. Thank you, sir CJ Davide! It was amazing! :)

Next stop was at the House of the Representatives. We were going to shoot Rep. Leni Robredo  and Rep. Djalia Hataman. While waiting, we grabbed some lunch first! Yey! First up was Rep. Leni Robredo. She was just - PERFECT. Wow. I have never seen a woman as modest as her. She's elegant and wise. Oh and that white shirt she's wearing? That was the shirt of her staff. Rep. Robredo did not get the memo that we need white shirt for the shoot. The production team thought of borrowing her staff's shirt for the shoot. She gladly said yes and Rep. Robredo wore it without a doubt. 

Last stop was at Rep. Djalia Hataman. Yey! You guys, she's so RADIANT! Really pretty! :( I wish I had her charm and beauty. Uuuuuhhhhh. Hehe, anyways. Rep. Djalia Hataman was nice as seen on TV, hehe! Out of all the personalities involved in the project, I bet Rep. Hataman was the closest to the issue because she is a Muslim herself. The shoot was easy for her though it took many tries for her to perfect a line, but nevermind (haha!) Thank you, Rep. Djalia Hataman! Hooray for that wonderful shoot! :)

After the shooting, we were bound to go to a meeting in Makati. It is a CSO meeting regarding the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law.

And that was my day. Hooray! :)