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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
Hello, hello, hello.
So I have a, I want to know the tip and I have a question to you. Okay. Um, I finally,
um, there's an announcement. I finally released my first ever music video. Oh, congrats. Yes.
Congrats. Yeah. Yesterday. Yes, yes. Last night. Awesome. And I'm so happy with that video. Okay.
I'm so loving it. Okay. Congrats. Yeah. Thank you. And, um, in, in that bit, or if you haven't
checked that, please check. And this is kind of, what's the name of this? It's Yurameki. Yurameki.
Yeah. And this is kind of, um, um, little, little bit of like, um, Netabare. Okay. So if, so if you
haven't seen, seen that video, please stop this and just please check that first and then come
back, please. Um, so in that video, um, I'm not the main protagonist. Okay. I've got great, one
great, um, talented actress. Okay. And then she was the protagonist. Okay. And then at the very
end. So, so the story was like, um, so the song was about, um, my home, my parents, what they
gave to me. And then now I kind of trying to give back things to them. And it's like those
concepts. Okay. Thinking about the place, house, home, um, warmth of my family and everything.
And, um, it starts in the room and, um, one girl is like living things. Yeah. Like the living,
the ordinary usual life. Yeah. Yeah. And loving the daily life is sure. And then song goes up,
goes on. And then in the last part, it goes like getting back and back. The camera goes back. Okay.
It goes back and back. And it turns out it was the set. Oh, okay. In the studio. It was not an actual
house. It was, uh, okay. Yeah. Sure. It was in the studio. It goes back. And then, and then lastly,
I'd made like, I was one of the crew. Okay. And there was like, let's say like there's an actress
and in the room set. And then I'm here standing and using the lightning machine. Oh, you're like
the coming on. You're like the lightning crew. Show me. Show me. Yeah. And it was actually me
who have been lightning her during this whole movie. Okay. Sure. And that's like my
kind of message during the song. Like I want to be the light of somebody. Okay. Like, uh, you know,
okay. You know, you know, that, that's the concept. Nice. And then it turns out like, Oh,
you know, that's the concept. I see. So when I did, it was like just three seconds of acting,
you know? Okay. It's like, I was just, um, I was just using the lightning machine like this
and turning like this into the joy of sound. And then I was just kind of nodding. I was like
a little smiling to her and like do it like as a professional lighting guy. Okay. It's just two,
three seconds of acting. Sure. And then I really loved the whole movie. I really do. And I'm so
happy with that movie, but I was really, really, it was really difficult for me to even three seconds
演技の体験と学び
of acting, acting. Oh, okay. And, um, yeah. So I just want to know the tip of acting. Oh,
because I was in the drama club. So you did like short, short videos in that you kind of acting.
Oh, right. True. And, um, I was really like, so the first shooting, I was like,
moving the lighting machine was really heavy and really difficult for me to move. Like,
I was like that. And the director said, oh, can you, okay. Stop. Yeah. It's you're,
yeah. You're, you're, you're struggling. Yeah. And try to move smoothly. Like, oh, okay. And
then like next time I was like, so director was like trying to giving me the cue when I
had to like move the lightning, this angle, because the camera is like going back backward.
So you needed to really timing do the timing, right? Yeah. So the contact who
was giving to giving me the cue. So I was watching the whole time, the contact sound
and then kind of like that and then give the cue and like move that. And, but they were like, oh,
don't, don't look at me. Yeah. Don't look at me. That's definitely right. Oh, okay. I didn't know
that. And then, and I did like five, six time of like retakes. And then, and then I was like,
yeah. And they were like, um, including my friends, they were there like
professionals. They were like, cause they didn't, um, yell at me, but like, I was the one who did
your music video, right? Yeah. I was like five, six times and then, and then, and then did that
my scene. That was the very beginning. We did that. We took that scene at the very beginning
of the day. Oh, okay. Even though it was at the end of the music video. Okay. Cause they knew it's
going to be the long. Okay. Yeah. And we did that for the first part. And then after that,
the actress sound was like so smooth. She didn't even try twice. Zero retakes. Yeah. Yeah. She was
like so smooth. Well, sometimes the lightning, so you need to fix and adjust. Then we do that.
Basically, she didn't need any retakes. And I was like, wow, this is how professionals
dance. Okay. Um, and, um, as I'm, I'm really happy with the music video, I'm trying to do
something similar for more with my songs, you know, and I want to try more. So you want to, let's say
there might be a music video where you're going to be the protagonist could be in the scene. Yeah.
Acting could be, yes. Maybe during a daily life or just, right. No, maybe not the whole video,
not the protagonist, but like the partially I can, you could be in it. Hey, whatever, you know? Sure.
And, um, that's what I want to do. But I know I really, really like too big enough to debutant
for the actings. And I want to know like, what's the mindset or like, what, what do you think when
you act? Um, cause I know you're from the acting clubs in high school. And then now you're like
a professional, like you kind of, I'm on Tik TOK and acting a scripted line. Yeah. As Kevin,
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the character. And I know it was very good. So, so, um, were you nervous? Yeah. That's one.
That's one. Okay. So I'm, when I'm nervous, I can't act great as well. Oh, remember I told you
about, uh, I was in a, in a, in a, in a, in a drama. No, no, no, no. That was a, that was drama
club. I was in an actual drama. Yes. Yes. Yes. From the drama series, from the TV. Yeah. And I,
I talked to you about, I met this Jo Yoo San and that was like, I don't know if I said it on camera,
but like, did I say it? I think so. Okay. The, and we said hi. And I was like, it was a moment.
Yeah. You, you faced him in front of you. That's right. And it was, you should have seen my acting
there. I was nervous. And my acting was like, fuck it. It was like, yeah, it was fucking,
it was fucking out there. So like, okay. Yeah. To the point where like, I don't know if I should
be giving you an advice because I did so terribly there. No, you're good. You're a good actor.
But it was, yeah, it was, but, but the everyday shit, I don't have, I don't really have problems
with the everyday shooting. You mean the TikTok shooting? The TikTok shooting or
the Inge Kibu or something like that. Probably because I was like, wasn't nervous. Okay. Okay.
That was one big factor for me, not being nervous. Okay. What's the difference when you're
nervous or not? When I'm nervous, I can't, I think about other things. Like I think about,
I care about what other people think when I'm nervous. Like, how am I being seen? Or like,
how, yeah. Like, can I satisfy, can I make the director satisfy? I start thinking about that.
And that really, like, I can't use my facial muscles, like the facial, yeah. I can't do my
facial expressions well. If I, if I start thinking about that, like it's kizuru. Okay. But when I
don't, I can really like think about, I can like really like be like in the moment, you know,
like I can really like act out. You're in the character. Like you can actually feel like I'm
angry. Like I can actually feel like I'm angry. Wow. Like, but when I'm only like relaxed though.
Yeah. But that sounds professional, man. Do I? Yeah. So you really, like, you literally feel
the anger when you're in that angry role. Yeah. Like sort of. That's great, man.
Sort of. You're not acting anymore. Like you're, you're being angry. I mean, actually.
In a way. Yeah. I guess. Wow. How, how do you do that? I mean, I don't know. I've never
struggled to do that. So, so what's the difference when you get nervous, like the situation to get
nervous or like you don't, what's the key? What, what, what differs the two situations?
Um, is that like the amount of practice or like amount of. Oh, so for me,
that's probably different from you. For me, if there are too many people that I don't know
in the room, that gets me nervous. Like I have to be comfortable with everybody in the room.
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Then I can start like, okay. I say, yeah. If there's too many people that I don't know,
it's like, I don't know what their stance is with me being here. That gets me nervous.
Oh, I see. So I have to be comfortable
with everybody. Like, like, are they comfortable? Like, are they good that I'm here? Like,
are they enjoying their job? That I have to be like, I have to make sure that I know.
Okay. For me to feel comfortable.
That's probably different from you. Cause I don't think you feel that way. Like, I don't think
like how you interact with others, like the strangers, it's really different from me. So
probably different from you, but. True. Even if me and just you
trying to do an acting and I really trust you, but still I would be nervous.
Oh, okay. That's different.
Yeah. Even if you rounded by 30, like a hundred people, I would be still nervous. It's the same.
So. Yeah.
Okay. Okay. But you like filming with Kake-chan and just you, you don't, you don't be nervous.
Yeah. Not nervous at all. It's just me and Kake-chan. So it's not nervous at all.
Is that from the beginning? Yeah. It was actually from the beginning.
I didn't really have to work hard to act. Do the acting?
Yeah. Like it's just, it was just in me, I guess.
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Oh, that's okay. Okay. Tell me then something I can do from now.
Yeah. Let's, let's talk about that in the next episode.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Kind of. Yeah.
Yeah. I want to know that. Like honestly.
So we'll talk about that in the next episode.
Yes. Yes. Please.
All right. Thanks for listening guys.
Thank you.
Bye.
