For The Sake Of The Crime Scene, Niken Anjani And Delia Husein Must Process The Body

Niken Anjani - Delia Hussein - Messi Gusti (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Niken Anjani will again decorate the big screen with her first horror film titled Sijjin. The film, produced by Rapi Films and in collaboration with Sky Media and Legacy Pictures, will be released on November 9. On one occasion, Niken Anjani and Delia Husein shared the excitement during the shooting process, one of which was when they had to do body studies and vocals for their respective roles. Niken said that in this film adapted from Turkey he had to have a screening scene. To play this scene, Niken has to undergo body training so that the movement he does can look more real and flexible. "Basically, it's like warming up because usually we have good acting, we usually have to warm up first, actually just like stretching, there are only certain movements that really support our work. For example, maybe I have a scene where my body has to be processed, so that it can be smoother," said Niken Anjani at the VOI office, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Monday, October 16.

Unlike Niken Anjani, Delia Husein in this film must follow the vocal process for her role. This was done because during the shooting process Delia had experienced a rupture of blood vessels in the eyes because she was too loud to scream. "Or maybe there will also be vocal processing later when the screams of his voice don't run out, or the eyes of his blood vessels burst. Have you ever?" Niken asked Delia. "So at that time, when we were busy, we just knew the power, but we didn't know the technique, did we. Then I seemed to scream like it was possible, it was wrong, then it broke up like that for a week, like the blood vessels, then because Nisa had a lot of depletion, so it was like there was a session for her herself that seemed to be screaming," continued Dalia Hussein.