I'm talking about Yoshi Atsumi, the producer. Yoshi came first, walked last for 'Secret son'. I deeply appreciate him. I remember when our 'Theo's room' set was not complete though several crews of us worked on it overnight. Then, Yoshi kneeled at Joe White, the gaffer, asking for more hands. (surely, not for bj) That was the moment I felt the Samurai inside of him. He is a guy who can kill his pride for his responsibility. Yes, he's a very strong guy. But don't forget subtlety when you talk with him. Japanese barely say 'Ai-Si-Te-Ru' (I love you) to their sweetheart. They just let theirs know without saying 'Ai-Si-Te-Ru'. Whenever I talk about this Samurai-ness of him, he always denies it, saying, "my family are from farmers' side." But I know he has a shining sword inside of him. Again, he wants subtlety.
2007년 8월 6일 월요일
This Samurai on set
I'm talking about Yoshi Atsumi, the producer. Yoshi came first, walked last for 'Secret son'. I deeply appreciate him. I remember when our 'Theo's room' set was not complete though several crews of us worked on it overnight. Then, Yoshi kneeled at Joe White, the gaffer, asking for more hands. (surely, not for bj) That was the moment I felt the Samurai inside of him. He is a guy who can kill his pride for his responsibility. Yes, he's a very strong guy. But don't forget subtlety when you talk with him. Japanese barely say 'Ai-Si-Te-Ru' (I love you) to their sweetheart. They just let theirs know without saying 'Ai-Si-Te-Ru'. Whenever I talk about this Samurai-ness of him, he always denies it, saying, "my family are from farmers' side." But I know he has a shining sword inside of him. Again, he wants subtlety.
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