What Sarah said.

Aloha chummies!

I'm back from all the hay days in school; all the filming and proposals and what not. ( I still have filming sessions this Friday and Sat. Gah. But we're fast on track, so all's good!)

I'm feeling much better now, after receiving my first 'A' grade. LOL. See, things like this will make me happy and can probably last me for a week, which is good.

Though it's only a little proposal, but it's a good first step!

Plus filming went rather smoothly so I'm kinda relieved. Jules has been a great cameraman and a great help to us. We'd die figuring out how to deal with the camera manually if not for him.

Only problem now is script writing; so many ideas but I can't seem to be able to pen them down on paper. And Video editing. My god. Video editing. My god. Repeat that 10x. You get the drift.

Oh yes, and media law isn't helping either. Fisher, Dresher, whatever.... I don't know how law students manage to remember or memorise all these cases. Like HUH?! Citing cases and statues are a killer, I swear.

And studying law makes me feel stupid. Feels like my IQ level dipped to zero.

Shrugs.

Let's talk about better events shall we? Here're some pictures taken during filming session (:



I'm featuring Mt. Emily as my Magazine segment. Awesome place, you should drop by some time.

This is somewhat a bagpackers' hotel. Really funky place and cheap too! 100 SGD per night I think. Plus, Wild Rocket is located there too. Western based food with a Singaporean twist (: Chef's really friendly. And great atmosphere. There's a rooftop garden for private events as well!



Mount Emily Park!! How old school. I love that place. Swings and wooden see-saws. Remember those days when you used to build sandcastles at your playground? That's the way it is. How I miss those days.



Not forgetting, Emily Hill where the White House stands proud amidst the lush greenery. It used to be a Japanese consulate during the World War II and it slowly evolved to the current arts and business sector. Really cool place. There's a back garden that carries TCM herbs. Plus point. There's a bar called Wild Oats, (Wild Rocket as mentioned earlier is another franchise) which is the most relaxing place ever! With Jeremy Monteiro's songs playing in the background. Rattan chairs and wooden stools with pretty candles holders outside the bar. And classy black leather sofas on the inside.

I'm proud to say that we're the first to get to film Mt. Emily (: Perks of being a student, sometimes.

Some other random shots. At Mt. Emily and at Chinatown during and after production work.









Inez and Jules (:



Mini Cooper!!!



Inez calls it 'The James Bond' car.



And this is an orange truck. HAHA.

















Nat & I.





The tired crew.

And not forgetting the cats involved in this production. :D Stray ones and Little Poody.







Ah...... I love cats.



Spot Poody.

AWWWWWWWWWW.

Bye little chummies (: