"Long Nights, Snakes and Scorpions": Yvonne Nelson Opens Up About Struggles Of Filming
- Actress and filmmaker Yvonne Nelson shared some of the challenges she and her cast encountered while filming Tripping
- She said during their late nights of filming, there were instances where they came across snakes and scorpions
- Many people applauded her for her exploits in the movie industry and her resilience to keep reaching out for her best self
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Seasoned Ghanaian actress and film director Yvonne Nelson opened up about the struggles of shooting a new movie.
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Taking to her Instagram page, Yvonne Nelson shared behind-the-scenes pictures from the set of her upcoming movie, Tripping.
She said they had to travel to various destinations across the country to film certain scenes, and they were met with snakes, scorpions and other dangerous animals.
Sharing her experience, Yvonne Nelson wrote:
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One of the most challenging projects ever! Long nights, snakes and scorpions, travelling around the country, hunger, mosquitoes x and those naughty bush insects, the scorching sun had no mercy…..WE DID IT ALL FOR YOU ❤️
The seasoned actress also shared details of her upcoming movie, Tripping, which will be premiered at the Silverbird Cinemas in Accra and the Golden Eagle Cinema in Kumasi on Easter Friday, March 29, 2024.
Below are behind-the-scenes photos of Yvonne Nelson directing her upcoming movie, Tripping:
Reactions follow Yvonne Nelson's revelation
Many people applauded Yvonne Nelson for being a competent actress and movie director. Others also rallied their support for her upcoming movie.
felixanamanfilms said:
I recall the challenges we faced during this production and how you adeptly improvised to get things done. Being a producer isn't simple, but I admire how you effortlessly create magic. God continue to bless your hustle my Gee.
celestinedonkormusic said:
Proud of you beautiful. You're doing well for yourself
sammyforson said:
We made it happen sis Proud of you always You kept your head up even when things were difficult and almost impossible. Your leadership skills are admirable
d.j_naughty said:
God protect you through every stage of the project and don’t forget we are so proud of you ❤️❤️
kingterrynwa said:
No be small journey for one film. You’re the only one who does it better. ❤❤❤❤
zigi273 said:
Competent actress
rjthelit said:
We will show up ❤ you worked too hard for this
hrh_dina said:
More greese to your elbow
Yvonne Nelson still waiting for call from biological father
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the accomplished actress revealed she is still awaiting a call from her biological father.
The actress had previously disclosed in her autobiography that she did not know her real father.
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