Rachel Amanda Tells the Excitement of Shooting the 'Work From Home' Series During the Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - Rachel Amanda is involved in the latest GoPlay Original short series titled Work From Home, which tells the ups and downs of workers in a Production House who have to work from home during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rachel Amanda accepted this project because the script is interesting and very relevant to the current situation. In addition, the casting process was done online.

"I joined because the casting process treatment was offered differently. When the PSBB period, this script was offered and everything surely experienced it in work or school, including me. The casting process was recorded online, without meeting the production team," said Rachel Amanda during a virtual press conference on Wednesday (11/11).

1. Exciting Shooting Process

She also found a different experience while shooting this series. Usually, when shooting, she meets her co-stars, but this time Rachel Amanda only faces the camera lens.

"Shooting is a crazy experience. Usually, we have face-to-face interactions with our co-stars, but suddenly we only see the camera lens. It's challenging, but also a lot of fun," she said.

2. Light Entertainment

The series, which also stars Mike Lucock, Shareefa Daanish, Jerome Kurnia, Faris Nahdi, Windy Apsari, and Denny Weller, is interesting to watch because it can entertain in this pandemic situation.

"This is a light entertainment that is relatable to the current condition. It's a comedy, and we need something light and refreshing. When watching, I salute the Go Play team for their well-timed comedy editing. Even though it's only around 15 minutes long, the format is the same, but it doesn't get boring," Rachel Amanda concluded.

3. Activities During a Pandemic

Although the situation has not fully improved, some people have started to resume their activities. Of course, while still implementing health protocols. Starting from wearing masks, maintaining distance, and regularly washing hands.

By always #RememberingMother'sMessage, KLovers can contribute to preventing the spread of Covid-19. Let's protect ourselves and our families from the dangers of exposure to the coronavirus.

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