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Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Extra Work
Today, I took on a job as a driver. I had to drive my friend's Mercedez S-Class all the way to Cheras, and then ferry a cameraman, a TV hostess, and her two guests to Sri Hartamas area.
Listening to them perform the taping in the car was just hilarious. Every once in a while, the hostess would mention the names wrongly, and they'd have to do it all over again from the top. As a matter of fact, she did that several times.
The worst part about it was that the A/C would get in the way of their recording and had to be turned off, so as to allow a clearer sound. I was melting, and I believe they felt the same way.
I also had to keep the car moving smoothly in an attempt to keep the cameraman's hands steady. At the end of the day, I had to make an appearance on film as the chauffeur who opens the door for the three fellas in the back.
This was so not worth the money I was paid. I suppose it's only expected that the camera crew would keep you waiting for more than an hour outside a steel trading company in Cheras.
Listening to them perform the taping in the car was just hilarious. Every once in a while, the hostess would mention the names wrongly, and they'd have to do it all over again from the top. As a matter of fact, she did that several times.
The worst part about it was that the A/C would get in the way of their recording and had to be turned off, so as to allow a clearer sound. I was melting, and I believe they felt the same way.
I also had to keep the car moving smoothly in an attempt to keep the cameraman's hands steady. At the end of the day, I had to make an appearance on film as the chauffeur who opens the door for the three fellas in the back.
This was so not worth the money I was paid. I suppose it's only expected that the camera crew would keep you waiting for more than an hour outside a steel trading company in Cheras.
Published by: YSCHAN # 10/18/2005 09:11:00 pm 
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