Jessica Hsuan, Joe Ma, Patrick Tang and Kayi Cheung were shooting for TVB new series Special Duties Unit in Sham Shui Bo last night. Jessica reveals that in the series she doesn't have too many fighting scenes, but because she does have scenes where she's speeding in a car often. Asked if her boyfriend was worried? She laughed: "I didn't tell him, but earlier I did shoot a scene where I was hanging outside a bus. After he found out, he blamed me for not telling him." As for Joe Ma's wife complaining that TVB is working her husband to death, Jessica said she's not sure, and will not comment. However, she did acknowledge how TVB is over the years: "It's shooting day and night. There is not one person in the world that does not have enough sleep as we do, but I am used to it." Jessica's TVB contract ends in November, she reveals that every year she renews the contract: "If I'm happy, I'll do it. If not, then I won't!" Source: Oriental Daily
i hope she will at least sign the per-series-contract... it is just sad seeing more veterans leaving... i hope tvb will make changes on the management part
If you want a 9 to 5 job than being in the ET business isn't for you, everything is on a scheduler, time is money in any production. Bitching about how hard it is when others don't even make half as much as these people and work harder than them too. Some of them don't know how good they have it.
They don't see how fortunate they are! For that sum of money, it's higher than specialist jobs! Am I not right?
yea, i have to agree. But in the same time, bitch all they want and go ahead and leave. That will definitely leave room for the underrated talents in TVB.
i think already predicted that artistes work very long hours. if one want an eight or nine hours job, then that should not be in the entertainment world, especially if one is famous and is being promoted by the company.
