Livi Ciananta Takes 3 Months To Memorize Action Movement In Film

Livi Ciananta (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Artist Livi Ciananta is trusted to star in the filmten which is produced by the production house Tawang Khan Production and will soon be present in Indonesian cinemas on February 29.

In an exclusive interview with VOI, Livi admitted that among the other players she became a long-standing player in memory of the choreography of the action movement in this drama film.

This was conveyed by Livi because she felt that this was her first experience playing in an action genre film compared to other players.

"I (who is the most difficult to remember the coreo). Because it's clear that I'm like the one I said earlier I was just here in the field of action, if Sis Reza has already done it, especially athletes are also silat, as well as sis Maco, already and Taekwondo athletes," said Livi Ciananta in Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, February 20.

In addition, according to Livi, the choreography for fighting in this film is different from the martial arts she has learned, namely boxing muay thai, so she has to make adjustments again.

"I'm here with a basic martial arts that you could say I'm still a beginner, at that time I was still learning boxing muay thai here I immediately learned how to fight the need for films. So there are many adjustments that I have to make from the start I was chasing," explained Livi.

"Then when I entered the coreo, I finally recognized the movements that I was not used to knowing, it was not uncommon for me to do it, I had to memorize it," he continued.

Livi thinks that her shortcomings are one of the challenges she has to face for 3 months before undergoing the shooting process which she admits is quite difficult to do.

"And of course it's not easy, so I needed almost 3 months yesterday to memorize koreo and all kinds of things. It's hard and the movement is not normal either," he concluded.