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She has dreamt of many things, but not of a project this big.
By MARY LOUISE LIGUNAS



Mikael Daez and Andrea Torres just finished the second and last leg of their Blood In Dispute shooting this week. They taped for three weeks in Phnom Penh and a week in Manila.

Andrea Torres admits to still being on a high with the whole experience, especially the part where she got to go to Cambodia to work on an international project.

“Laging panibago 'yung experience so aliw na aliw [ako] lagi. So [I’m thankful lang talaga para [sa] buong experience na nakapunta [ako] dun,” she said.

According to her, the experience was enriching both personally and professionally as she learned many things about herself and the industry.

“Para sa ‘kin, ‘di ko talaga makakalimutan ['yung experience] kasi ang daming learnings. Ibang iba 'yung atake nila sa pag-taping natin dito sa Pilipinas,” she added.

She has dreamt of many things, but not of a project this big. 

“Yung thought na nakagawa ka ng international project [nakaka-overwhelm]. Parang every day talaga, [nagpapasalamat ako] kasi hindi ko 'yun nasama sa mga goals ko before. ‘Di ko naman naisip na posible pala siya mangyari,” she shared.