Ann Bai has released her new album 'Week Eight', with the title track 'Roadside Picnic' MV premiering yesterday. She invited Mu Sen, the lead actor from the film 'March', to play the male lead. Their first collaboration kicks off with a doomsday romance journey under the blazing sun at the seaside, even featuring a 'flying high' scene reminiscent of childhood. Ann Bai shyly said, 'This is the most intimate MV I've ever done with a male lead!'
Ann Bai had just returned from Switzerland, working through jet lag and an almost sleepless night, leaving home for work at 2:30 in the morning. Mu Sen, likewise, only had one hour of sleep. Despite both being sleep-deprived, they became more engaged as filming went on and ended up feeling even more energetic than if they had been well-rested.
In the MV, Mu Sen needs to lift Ann Bai high and spin her around. Ann Bai laughed and said, 'It was so much fun! It's been a long time since someone has flipped me over like that.' The two ran across the grassland, and Ann Bai accidentally fell; while lying on the beach, she even got pinched by a small crab. With several takes requiring them to go in and out of the sea, their clothes 'got wet, dried, and got wet again.' However, Ann Bai said this shoot felt more like playing. Although she got a bit sunburned, she still exclaimed that everything was totally worth it.
Ann Bai had just returned from Switzerland, working through jet lag and an almost sleepless night, leaving home for work at 2:30 in the morning. Mu Sen, likewise, only had one hour of sleep. Despite both being sleep-deprived, they became more engaged as filming went on and ended up feeling even more energetic than if they had been well-rested.
In the MV, Mu Sen needs to lift Ann Bai high and spin her around. Ann Bai laughed and said, 'It was so much fun! It's been a long time since someone has flipped me over like that.' The two ran across the grassland, and Ann Bai accidentally fell; while lying on the beach, she even got pinched by a small crab. With several takes requiring them to go in and out of the sea, their clothes 'got wet, dried, and got wet again.' However, Ann Bai said this shoot felt more like playing. Although she got a bit sunburned, she still exclaimed that everything was totally worth it.