#iconicscene

PRODUCTION CHALLENGE: I AM THE BEADLE - “YOU’RE MY BOSS” ICONIC SCENE

           I was actually surprised when my professor chose me to be one of the beadles to be the main character of our own choice of film to portray and re-enact iconic scenes in order to enhance our acting skills and also as part of the production challenge in our subject which is about pre-recorded.

           It was a memorable experience for me because I had to challenge myself and manage my time to shoot and do effective shots which will make the video impressive and parallel to the scene we will be re-enacting. The video and camera shots are vital to this output specially I am the main actor and I have to meet the standards of the main character I am going to portray whereas my teammates were very particular with. The camera quality is very important because it has to be clear enough to relay the acting and execute it properly in the video.

“BEAUTY IN A BOTTLE”: PRODUCTION CHALLENGE WITH ROVIE MARIE SUBALA AS BEADLE TO PORTRAY ANGELICA PANGANIBAN

           I remember the time when my friend, Rovie was called upon becoming one of the assigned beadles in portraying Angelica Panganiban in the most iconic scene of the film, “Beauty in a Bottle’” where our professor gave us a task to re-enact the characters’ role in the scene and capture the almost exact scenes to finish the challenge. Luckily, I was chosen by Rovie to be part of her team to act as the director in the scene itself. It was very happy experience because when Rovie is doing her part, we were in a video call to guide her because no one is there to hold for the camera and see how she act in front of the camera, that is when we decided to call and guide her in order for her not to repeat again if in case, she submitted then later on find out that she was not able to capture the almost exact acting like how Angelica Panganiban did in the iconic part.

           This was one of the main highlights of my semester because we were able to capture the scene with how we envisioned it. I was very thankful for the way my colleagues in this production challenge made it possible for the camera lighting, audio, and stage set-up we all made individually when we were doing our part specifically thanks to our editor, Joshua Sariego who guided me on what to do about the set-up to capture a clearer angle of the shots to portray the role that was assigned to us and of course, in contributing my own part aside from the acting, I make sure to make the script a smooth and with better lines to improve since we are given at least 20 percent that we can modify some of the parts to make it more fun and entertaining.