1. Ep 7 Last Scene
Matsuzaka's performance was very good beyond imagination at the first run. I don't know why, but I intuitively felt that this scene would be better if I did it again.
I think I didn't want to regret it later because I wanted to see more of the unknown charm of the actor Tori Matsuzaka. The sunset time was approaching, so I felt that it would be better to go to the next one early but I went to ask them to do it all over again. Actually, my heart trembled at the next cut. I'm glad I challenged that scene. This last scene was adjusted to the moment when the sun sets, so I was very nervous due to the limited time.
The storyline of the drama is important, but I think that it is one scene that will remain in my memory even after many years, and will be memorable to those who watch it. I wanted to. The performances, the shooting, the sound, the lighting, the setting sun, the editing, and the timing of the theme song all had their peaks at that moment. After shooting the best scene, the feeling of being high together with everyone is an irreplaceable sense of accomplishment.
2. Kumiko Aso and Arata Iura
For many days before shooting, I felt a strong relationship of trust between them. Even in scenes where there was no appearance, they came to the scene, observed and absorbed each other, and incorporated it into each other's acting. It was fresh and interesting to make one role with 2 people. It felt like the two became one more and more with each episode.
3. Tori Matsuzaka
He's kind yet has a solid presence as a chairman in the field. He reads the script all the time and organized the team. It makes performers/ staff feel more enthusiastic and more attractive. I was very impressed with the attitude and behavior of our chair.
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