Almost nine o’clock in the morning when we reached our first stop, which was their house. We really felt home there because the people, most especially Harold’s family, were really accommodating. They welcomed us with smile and conversed like they’ve known us for a long time. Before starting the shoot, Harold’s mother suggested us to take some rest first. She brought us to their living room and prepared food. During our stay, we discovered many things about Harold.
By the way, we aimed to accomplish the following:
1) to take videos from New Zealand,
2) to interview Mr. Jerome Evangelista, a former councilor of Bulacan,
3) to watch a documentary entitled “The Inconvenient Truth”,
4) and to record for the voice over.
Our first shoot was held at New Zealand. We were accompanied by Harold’s father and uncle throughout the place. Let me call them as “escorts”. Harold, as the Creative Director, had the privilege taking videos, and I, as the Documentation Officer, took pictures for the blog. Before entering New Zealand, we smelled a stinky smell coming from the piggery. We stayed there for awhile, investigated the place and noticed a mud-like substance in the canal. According to our escorts, it was a wastes coming from pigs that flowed to the river. We took some pictures of it and pursued walking.
As we reached our destination, we were amazed from what we had seen. It was a very wide field filled with trees and plants. But despite of its remarkable scenery, there were parts of which seemed unpleasant. The piggery owner dumped wastes from some areas and citizens tend to put their trash all over the place. It really was disappointing.
After almost an hour of walking, we had finally done. We were sweating and tired due to distant walk. So, we decided to go back and to have our lunch.
11:00 am, we finished eating. We went to a farm taking pictures, as usual. We only spent a short time there and immediately returned to the house.
Since our interview with Mr. Jerome would be held at 3:00pm, we told Harold to barrow the documentary film entitled “The Inconvenient Truth” from Video City. His father took the initiative barrowing the CD. So, for the time being, Bernice and Richzelle played basketball, and I opted scanning the pictures I had taken earlier. I was amazed with what I have done. The pictures were just great like an artwork. I gave them a look and, obviously, shocked, amazed and praised me. Hahaha! Joke.
1:00 pm, we started watching that particular documentary film. As expected, it was boring.
2:30 pm, we went to Café’ Salon where our interview would be held. Due to traffic, we came there at 3:00 pm. We ordered drinks so that it was not shameful to standby at the store. At 3:30pm, he still not around. Each of us getting irritated and wondered waiting for him because as a former councilor he should follow simple rules he was expected to obey. Finally, at 4:00 pm, we spotted a white car coming our way. We felt relieve from what we’ve seen. Anger faded and excitement dominated. As the car getting nearer and nearer, Harold confirmed that it was his. So, he went downstairs to welcome him. From above we saw a woman instead of a man. We thought that she was the wife and a substitute of Mr. Jerome because she was pointing us out. But we proved ourselves wrong; she was neither a substitute nor a wife. It was just a false alarm!
We said that if at 4:30 pm he would not appear, then we must left the place to accomplish things we prepared and needed to achieve. Until 4:30 pm, we waited and so decided to leave the place.
Next goal was to record at recording studio. Bernice, Richzelle and I traveled by tricycle while Harold and Richzelle’s cousin by a motor. Harold instructed us to stop to a particular college. We did but lost!
It took time before we got the right way to the recording studio. The recording studio was not a typical studio everyone knows and absolutely not the recording studio we were expecting. It was ugly, dirty and a very ordinary store. LOL! J Anyway, Richzelle and Bernice were the chosen one to record. Midway of the recording, Harold’s dad called Richzelle about Mr. Jerome. He said that Mr. Jerome was delayed because of inevitable situation, it was traffic. So, we immediately halt the recording and told Manong to save what we had recorded.
At 6:00 pm, we returned to Café’ Salon. We immediately began the interview and fortunately ended it up smoothly.
After the interview, we went straight at Harold’s house via motorcycle where I and Richzelle’s cousin with his father, and Richzelle and Bernice with Harold. Almost 8:00 pm when we reached their home. We watched television for awhile, ate dinner and prepared our things. At 9:00, we traveled home.
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