I pointed at the EP 4 credit and was so surprised they'd put my little intern-worthy name there.
"Hey that's my name!"
(I like the way the dp pronounces my name.)
Today is the start of the EP 8 production. I'm officially not involved, but my episode got postponed another week so I'm 'zuo-bo-able' for this 4 days. [Well, actually, not for very long. I've decided to do sth with that extra time.] So... I decided to follow the production team on a totally voluntary basis. No commitments, no strings attached.
Anyways, if anymore happens, I'm gonna start thinking that for some sort of mysterious reason, I'm meeting more and more chinese-oriented people and forced to speak more mandarin.
The director and actresses are all from China. What more is there to say? It's more difficult than speaking with Singaporean Chinese cos they (China Chinese) are more particular with their own language and I'll feel like I'm threatening the reputation of the general yellow orients with my poor and sparse chinese vocabulary. I appreciate their liveliness very much though. haha.. They're very outspoken and fun loving.
Why do we all speak so differently even though its the same language? Even within the same country? I always thought it was 'cause we had a different mother tongue or learnt the language based on the memories of speaking a previous language(s)... hence the accents. Anyway, today I settled within myself that there's ultimately no point accusing which people speak more proper or not, since everyone learns languages in different cultures with different other languages(or not) that confuses their own minds and tongues. SO there.
... do you think they're drunk though?
or maybe frostbite?
...
kidding
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