The Making of Chapter 15

Remember that filming thing I talked about a couple posts back? Well, I went to the filming today :D
I wasn't able to turn up for drama practice today because of this, but hey, worth it. And I'll make sure to catch up on whatever I missed during today's one precious hour!

The cast and crew were AWESOMESAUCE, we talked and laughed and made stupid jokes and basically bonded. Or at least, I felt that we bonded. And I don't quite think I'm wrong in thinking so, because it feels like some wall came crashing down. And it feels good.

I'm going back to film some more tomorrow, but for now I'll post up the pictures that I took today! I apologise that most of them are pics of me, cos well, they came from my phone. I'll try to get more tomorrow!

Joseph and Jane.

Somehow, the single stocking makes everything look that much weirder.

The Chapter 15 victims - Jane, Sebastian and Joseph.

Die, muthafuckers.

Jane Goh, 16.
Shot in the head by her father, chapter 15.

This is what my author made me do. 

Our director, producer and Joseph (sans makeup).

Comments

  1. KiraAugust 12, 2012 at 12:50 AM

    WOW THE MAKEUP IS SO AWESOME!!!LOOK SO REAL OMFG.Can't wait to see the vid ;D

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