The FREE TIBET CAMPAIGN then contacted us |
and asked if we would be interested in having |
Phuntsog Nyidron, a Tibetan Buddist Nun and one of the |
'Drapchi' singing nuns appear in the video. |
Phuntsog was coming to London the following week as a guest of their |
organization and they could put the idea to her before she arrived. |
Phuntsog Nyidron, from Lhasa, was imprisoned in Tibet for |
a peaceful protest. She served over 15 years |
and is a recipient of the Reebok Human Rights Award |
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We said YES! YES! YES! and the rest is history. |
The actual filming of Phuntsog Nyidron's part in the video |
was allocated a timeslot of 30 minutes between her arriving and
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then her having to leave for another appointment.
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We had to travel across London..set up our filming equipment, |
film for just over half an hour, then pack up and return. |
Over 14 hours in all, and it was worth every second. |
It was a real honor to meet Phuntsog and the crew felt the same as well. |
Lisa (actress and right hand girl) who has worked with some top stars |
told me that she felt more joy at meeting Phuntsog, a real person than |
she felt when meeting the great 'Robert De Niro'. |