Behind-the-Scenes: Under Parallel Skies | Win Metawin | Janella Salvador

I think Harin. She understands that you can create your own happiness. I loved every bit of it because I learned a lot from Iris. She's an OFW. She's working in another country. I think if we have a similarity, it's that we're both big dreamers. Anyway, sir. Let me assist you after, sir. Come on, sir. Come on. We can do it. We can do it. Hi, sir. Oh, look at your foot. Ready to dance, dance. This cross-country, what we call it, is not only in the story but also with the production team. And I think it works because we derive communication and mutual respect of each other's cultures. I think that's what makes it work. Not only in the story but also the process of filmmaking. And action. Set. And action. Okay, so we are now currently shooting the Cathay Pacific scenes. And Wynn just did the first shot. It went pretty good. But hey, this is the mock-up, guys. Check out this mock-up. Let's go on a tour. This is as real as it can get. I mean, look at this set. But of course, let's head back to the set, which is the business class where we're shooting. You can wear the uniform now. And hi, I'm Janella. Welcome to one of our filming locations, Peng Chau. Yeah, it's so beautiful here. And action. Peng Chau is where we filmed most of our scenes. It's an island. They live very simply on that island. So it was very nice to be able to observe how different the way of living is there. And to really immerse myself or my character there. It was a very good experience working with the Filipino team. I think our culture is very similar. So I don't have to adapt anything or change anything for myself. We just blend in very easily. Hi, guys. It's Janella. And we're currently doing the look of Thea. Transformation. Ta-da! So, we finally finished it. This is our finished look. Hey, don't leave me. I'm Duongjai Hilansi. I play Pim Jan in Under Parallel Sky. And we are shooting here. Tai O. When we decided to shoot in Hong Kong, the director and I, we really talked about trying to showcase a different side of Hong Kong. Which is why the most memorable ones for these two are, of course, Peng Chau and also Tai O. Because these are the ones we want to try to showcase that, oh, Hong Kong is something else different. I always dreamed that if I have a chance one day, I would collaborate with international people or international film. But now, today, my dream comes true. Action!