Key is EMO

It has been a very busy week for me. Work starts at 2PM and ends at 10PM. I was still adjusting to the new schedule. My body clock seems to be reluctant with the new time. Aside from editing mind-blowing scientific journals, my colleagues and I are now preparing for a short film competition in the province. We are actually having some brainstorming with the story line. 

I already had the chance to be a story writer, which makes me proud that I actually won as Best Story Writer in the first short film competition that we joined. So, this time, the spotlight will be on my direction. I won't be working back stage anymore, I'm one of the front liners! Yey!

I am really excited with this project. Another milestone I have yet to walk. We have undergone some workshops to hasten our acting skills. Unfortunately, I often get feedbacks that I'm not good enough. Don't worry, it's not as harsh as it may sound. Our trainer is really kind. :) He does say that I have the potential to be great!

So here are some of my acting chops, and tell me if I'm ready for the camera or I should just go back to being the main story writer. 

ABOUT TO CRY

AFRAID...

PISSED OFF

SORRY

BORED

CONFIDENT

ANXIOUS

INTEREST

HAPPY

NO EMOTION

PITY

TOUCHED

SAD

SURPRISED?

There you go! I'm not sure if I'm good enough. I am really happy to be part of the main cast but at the same time afraid that I might nor deliver my role properly. I'll be needing all your support! 

Just a little teaser, I'm about to portray as Junjun, a 17-year-old autistic teen. 

For those who wasn't able to watch our first short film. Here it is!!!