The portrait films featuring how their relationship was all started. It’s inspired from the blockbuster movie “Sliding Doors”
Wow, I can’t believe that I am late for 6 months to blog this post.
Their wedding was back in last December. I promise to blog their wedding video next week at the latest.
Today is the turn for their portrait films.
Check it out the teaser before watching the full version one below:D
What can I say about them? I think for someone who know them, this films clearly tells about them. How photography and cars describe who they are.
Both of them are driving Honda type R. They both love photography.
On the meeting when we discuss about the story for the making of the portrait films, Dianne said that she wanted to have to be based on something real but not a cheesy one. She loves the idea of the movie from “Sliding doors” that tells what happens if Helen (Gwyneth Parlow) misses the train that she wouldn’t catch his husband cheating. Dianne felt the same way if only she didn’t agree to do a favour for Felix, it wouldn’t be the same now. What favour? I think you should check out the video below
They met each other in one unplanned meeting (not stated on the movie). It leaded one another until they exchanged ICQ details. But then they lost contact for a while, until one day Felix randomly called her. And that’s how it all began.
The concept “sliding doors” on this films is if only Dianne didn’t backspace “No” on her chat, Dianne’s car drifts away from Felix (btw, anyone notice both of them have cool number plates). However, the reality is that Dianne accepted to do a favour for Felix to buy a lens on his behalf to get a staff discount. I hope Canon didn’t see this because I don’t think Dianne allowed to do that 
But I almost title this film “Canon change our lives” hhahaha *lol*
I really love the ending from this films that we shot the scene after their ceremony was over. I gave Felix, “Here is a camera for you to shoot Dianne”
Thank you thank you thank you. It’s been awesome shooting the portrait films especially we shot them on the rain. I had so much fun, and of course my canon didn’t