In 2019, I was invited by filmmaker Arthur Lopes to star in a documentary for the Irish college Griffith College Dublin. The theme was my work with Personal Coloring, hence the name The New Hue (in Portuguese, A Nova Matiz, a technical term used in the world of colors).
The story in the documentary is real! Jady was one of my first clients - and she became a very dear friend! - and it was because of her that I was invited to do this project. She is a friend of Arthur's and when he saw the difference that Colour Analysis made in her life, he became interested in knowing what had happened. That's when the universe brought us together!
Jady is one of the success stories of my Personal Colour work, she has developed a very sharp eye and explores the colors in her palette with great style! Watch the video to learn more.
I'll tell you a little bit about the behind the scenes. There were 3 intense days of filming in Dublin in different locations, such as Grafton St, Stephen's Green, Griffith College, Stillorgan, Smithfield and Tropical Popical.
I was responsible for my own styling and I must admit it was a sensational experience! It was super challenging to style for the cold weather in Ireland. In the scene where I'm with the balloons flying down Grafton St it was really cold and I'm wearing thermals underneath.
The crew was made up of 5 people. Director Arthur Belanger, director of photography Ayman Scuffins, producer Jin Vern Tan, myself and Jady Martins. What a great crew! I felt super comfortable during the filming and I have great affection for everyone.
I am very grateful to have participated in this project, I confess that it still hasn't sunk in to this day.