Ashraf Abdel Baky Reveals Behind-the-Scenes of Working with His Daughter Zeina in "Waled Bent Shayeb"
Ashraf Abdel Baky shares his unique experience working with his daughter, director Zeina Abdel Baky, in the series "Waled Bent Shayeb," highlighting her approach to guiding actors💛.
Actor Ashraf Abdel Baky spoke about his experience in the recently aired series "Waled Bent Shayeb" and shared behind-the-scenes insights on working with his daughter, director Zeina Abdel Baky.
He said:
"The series was presented to me a long time ago, and we were looking for a director. Some directors were nominated who didn’t include Zeina until they saw the film she made and requested her to direct the series. For me, of course, it was a good thing… I always accept working with directors for the first time" ✨🎬.
He added:
"I benefited a lot from her in this project because one of the things she studied is actor direction, which is rare. She doesn’t just work with me before each shot, but with all the actors, preparing them before filming. This helps me manage my character well" 💛📽️.
🌟 Series "Waled Bent Shayeb"
The series is a new drama that bridges generations and explores moral conflicts and dilemmas through Zeina Abdel Baky’s fresh directorial vision. Produced by AF Productions, it will be exclusively streamed on Watch it.
The cast features Ashraf Abdel Baky, Entesar, Nabil Eissa, Laila Ahmed Zaher, Fadi El-Sayed, Marwan El-Moslamany, with direction by Zeina Ashraf Abdel Baky 🎬✨.
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