, 37-year-old Chen Fala, left TVB and went to a prestigious school in New York, the Juilliard School to take a 4-year master's program in drama, becoming the first Chinese graduate of the department. After graduation, Farah has been cooperating with different units. Last year, with zero pay, he took over an independent short film "Heading South". Unexpectedly, I was notified today (11th) that the film won the 25th American Directors’ Guild’s Student Film Award. Farah and And director Yuan Yuan also attended the award ceremony in person.
Fara, where he went to Inner Mongolia to shoot for the first time, knew that the film was a student work and had limited funds, so he offered to offer no remuneration. Even the air ticket from the United States to Mongolia was self-funded. I am willing to support unconditionally, based on Fara’s appreciation of the enthusiasm of this class of students: "The whole team comes from all over the world, including people from the United States, Hong Kong, and the Mainland. For this film, everyone will work together, even in a cold, regardless of food and housing. It's a difficult place, everyone's enthusiasm and success warmed up the entire set!"
Farah praised the entire team for loving movies and acting. "I know many local actors in this filming. It seems that I played her stepmother's little actor. I can ride horses at a young age. The whole filming is pretty smooth. The scenes in the yurt and the prairie are beautiful, and I will go to the prairie with the actors when I have time. Photo!" Feel the breath of nature while filming.
