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A one-day friend - O. Piastri

Summary: Y/n and Oscar sit next to each other on a flight and get to know each other. Note: I know Oscar probably flies business or first class, but for the story he doesn't.

A small smile curved on Y/n her mouth when she looked out of the airplane window. She was leaving Europa behind. After a month of travelling through Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy, it was time to go home. Y/n was glad she finally could go home, but this trip made her realise how much she wanted to move to Europe, being free and away from home.

It was sunny outside, there were no clouds. Usually, Y/n flew on the worse times: in the night and in the bad weather. This was one of the first times she was able to have a look at the tiny countries. While looking at the view she got, her mind stopped working - in the right way. She finally cleared her mind. There was nothing she was thinking of. It was like meditating.

The entertainment system of the airplane was insanely good. There were a lot of films Y/n was planning on seeing but didn't have the chance to because...reasons. She was glad she had the time and was being able to watch the films now.

When the first film came to an end, Y/n planned on catching up with work. Her fingers touched the touch screen to look up the flight details. She tightened her jaw when her airplane neighbour was touching her arm. I get it, we don't have much space, but you are in my aura right now. Before she knew it, the head of her neighbour was softly falling on her shoulder. Y/n gently moved her head to see what exactly was going on. The man was asleep. Great. She closed her eyes and sighed, annoyed. 

There was an option to wake him up, but Y/n didn't want to. Maybe something was going on with him, and perhaps this was the first moment he could sleep? Or maybe he had anxiety? Or he just broke up? Or he was just tired? Y/n opened her eyes and looked at the screen again. She was being kind and let him sleep. Four more hours to go and a fantastic entertainment system. The option work wasn't an option anymore.

"Good evening, this is your captain speaking. In less than 20 minutes we will be arriving at Dubai International Airport. It is currently 21:45 and 30º degree celsius. On behalf of Emirates and the crew, thank you for flying Emirates, and hopefully, we will see you soon again," the captain spoke after a few hours.

Y/n stretched her legs and breathed deeply but gently in. The man was still sleeping with his head on her shoulder. It gave her two thoughts: he was a stranger, this was odd, and it wasn't as uncomfortable as she thought it would be. The cabin crew were walking through the plane to get all the garbage and inform the people to straighten their seats. The friendly steward asked if Y/n could wake up her partner. What partner?

She did what she was being asked and nudged the side of the man with her elbow. The man looked up, and his eyes widened. "We are about to land," she awkwardly smiled and pressed her lips into a thin line.

"Oh," he mumbled and looked confused around. "Thank you. And I'm sorry," he apologised. "Have I been asleep for the whole flight?"

"Yup."

"I'm sorry," the man said again.

Y/n looked at him. "It's alright," she told him. The look in her eyes was warm and friendly. The man felt sorry he might have made her flight uncomfortable. "They...erm...gave me the snacks. So..." She gave the man the two cups of water and some crackers.

"Right, thanks."

Maybe the best part of this flight was for the man, he was the one who got his sleep. Y/n, on the other hand... Sitting at the window seat is fantastic because you can look outside, but when having strangers next to you who are asleep...not ideal. Especially when you need to go to the bathroom. For those six hours, it was slightly subtle. But for the next flight, it would be hell. Why am I so helpful to people?

The plane landed safely and smoothly at Dubai International Airport. It was already dark and warm, but that didn't matter to Y/n. She needed to go to her transfer flight on the other side of the massive airport. There were two hours left to the next departure. Y/n was glad she could finally walk and stretch her legs properly. It was late in the evening, so there weren't many people around the airport anymore. She didn't mind, within 30 min she was at the right gate. It gave her the time to look around at the duty-free stores. It was the same as the airports in Europe, so there weren't many new things to see.

Even though it wasn't new, Y/n found a manner to almost miss her flight. And you know when you are a national embarrassment when they have you call your name through the speakers of the airport. But she wasn't the only one, more people were invited. Y/n made her way to the gate and showed her ticket.

"You are right on time, Miss Y/l/n," the Qantas Airline employee said.

Y/n politely smiled and walked towards the airplane. Fourteen more hours to and we are reaching the next destination: Melbourne. She ran her hand through her hair and stepped into the aircraft. The friendly crew welcomed Y/n and guided her to her seat.

"Thanks," Y/n thanked the woman and smiled.

Window seat, again.

She looked at the people who were sitting next to her. A woman and a man, but one of them was the man who slept next to her on the flight to Dubai. Her eyes widened, and she parted her lips. They both stood up to let Y/n take place on her own seat.

"Well, this is awkward," the man said and looked at Y/n. Y/n fastened her seatbelt and made herself comfortable for how comfortable an economy seat could be. "Next time, just wake me up."

What are the coincidences this is actually happening?

"I will," Y/n shortly said.

"I'm Oscar," the man introduced himself and stuck out his hand.

"Y/n." She grabbed his hand and softly squeezed in it.

"Nice to meet you, Y/n."

He was polite. "Nice to meet you too, Oscar." 

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"This is actually the first time I have seen this film," Oscar said when 'Bohemian Rhapsody' ended.

Y/n raised her eyebrows and looked surprised at him. "You serious?" Oscar slowly nodded. "You seriously have something missed during those years. I'm glad I made you watch it."

The fourteen-hour flight was surprisingly good and fun. Oscar was a kind man, after all. They talked a bit and watched a few films together. Y/n wasn't able to sleep, she couldn't sleep on the plane, and Oscar already had his sleep from the previous flight.

Oscar smirked. "You got me," he said and stretched his arms above his head. "Four more hours to go." Y/n took a deep breath and nodded. "I'm going for a walk. Maybe you should go too."

He was right; having a walk through the plane - it probably wasn't more than 150 metres if you walked to the back of the plane and back, but it was a walk to stretch the legs on this long flight. Oscar asked the unknown woman, who was sitting on his other side if she could stand up. Oscar and Y/n got up and walked to the back of the plane.

"This is just so awkward," Y/n said. "All those people who are looking at you, yikes."

Oscar smirked and looked behind him at Y/n. "You must do something for it, Y/n."

When they arrived at the back of the plane, Y/n had no idea what she saw. There was a small bar, there were bowls filled with fruit and biscuits. She looked at Oscar, and a happy smile grew on her lips.

"See, the back of the planes are the best. Not many people know this, but this is for us, the economy section. This is another reason why you should go for a walk in the plan: drinks and food," he told her and grabbed an apple and a biscuit.

"Wow, what an invention. Brilliant," Y/n spoke and grabbed an apple as well. It felt good to walk around. Sitting on an airplane seat for several hours was awful; the little space, the many people in your aura and not being able to stretch your legs as you want to. "I will keep this in my mind. I seriously had no idea this actually was on a plane."

"Perks of a frequent flyer," he winked.

"I am too," she smirked. "But I had no idea."

"Oh."

The last four hours went by, and they landed safely on the Australian ground again. Y/n was glad she wasn't alone after all. Flying with someone on your side is a lot better than flying alone. They had talked a lot about regular stuff, like politics, the news and that kind of stuff. They left the plane and walked both towards the exit of the airport.

Y/n read the signs on the board and looked around. "I have to go to my next flight," she mentioned Oscar and stopped walking. His smile softened and looked disappointed at her. It was almost sad to see him like that like he hoped Y/n would go to Melbourne as well. "So..."

"Where do you have to go?" He asked curiously.

"Sydney," she answered and pressed her lips into a thin line. "Thanks for the great company, it absolutely made it all better," she smiled.

He nodded and gave her a small smile, he surely was disappointed to leave her behind. "Give me your phone." He had to deal with this situation quickly, as the intercom called for the flight was about to board to Sydney. Y/n squeezed her eyebrows together and grabbed her phone out of her pocket. "I really enjoyed this flight, I wish every flight was just as joyful as this one. Text me when you are home, okay?"

Is this his smooth way for asking my number? To keep in touch with me? "I will."

Y/n put her phone back in her pocket and gave him a warm but exhausted smile. An hour and thirty more hours to go, and she was home. People from their flight passed them, some were annoyed, some were happy to arrive at their home base.

"I really have to go," she said and slowly walked away. "Thanks again!"

Oscar parted his lips and knew he needed to say something. "You can 'accidentally' miss your flight so I can take you out on a coffee!"

Y/n looked at him and lowered her eyebrows while a cheeky smile curved on her lips. "Safe trip home, Oscar," she chuckled.

"It was worth a shot," Oscar said loudly and pointed at her. It made her laugh. "Have a good flight, Y/n!" He showed one of his best smiles and winked.

Y/n bit her lip and turned around while she walked away. A small smile played on her lips. It was just a friend on the plane. Sometimes you have friends for a short time because you are in the same situation. This is a situation like that. But this oddly felt more than just a friend.

No Y/n, just a one day-friend, great company on the flight, maybe a little bit too much coincidence, but a one day-friend.

Her eyes fell on the dark airport. There were lights of a landing plane, the runway and...and the ugly self-reflection of herself in the windows. A sigh left her mouth, and she went to the gate of her last flight.

[dearinglovebot]

discussing all things arab in jwct s2e05!

first off, that is shish tawook (chicken kebab), not beef. but overall a pretty good representation of fast food in the arab world. white rice is an extremely common side dish with kebabs (alongside grilled vegetables like tomatoes, onions, peppers) and that little container is garlic which is common to put on meats. particularly pita bread wraps/sandwiches.

and she really didn't need to say "beef" kebab. only chicken kebab really gets singled out. really outting yourself as a foreigner there, brook. broadly, the default for all meat-based dishes will either be lamb or beef. and no menus will not clarify which it is 90% of the time. they force you into russian roulette.

moving on to the few lines of arabic they speak, this is probably the MOST fascinating part. arabic is not like english. there is universal language which is derived from the qur'an and regional cultural language. modern standard arabic is basically "formal" arabic that is used in international business, government documents, the news, etc. this is the kind of arabic you'd learn in the united states from a textbook. however, native speakers have regional dialects. regional dialects are SO expansive that it's argued that many of them might actually be qualified as separate languages. even the same country might not be able to understand each other because of things like rural vs urban language developments.

why does this matter? soyona speaks egyptian arabic. this is the dialect you'd use to communicate in places like cairo. egyptian is ALSO the "film" language. egyptians completely dominated the arabic speaking film industry meaning it's widely understandable to arabs who grew up in the age of television. but it's also famous for having a thousand unique words that make you go "what the fuck does that mean".

as someone who lives in dubai, soyona should actually be speaking gulf arabic on a daily basis. gulf arabic is the common dialect of lower saudi, the UAE, most of oman, etc. it's also famously not spoken any where near cairo. it'd be equally understandable if soyona spoke MSA to brooklynn as that's likely what she'd speak with trading partners. i must stress that arabic dialect isnt like americans talking to british people. it's closer to spaniards talking to french people. you kind of get the gist but only kind of.

while meta-wise we know this wasn't something the crew intended, it adds an interesting layer to soyona's canon lore. while egyptian is something somewhat *understood*, it is NOT the common language of where she's doing business OR the common dialect overall. meaning she almost certainly has to have some major base of operations in cairo, too, and it likely happened before moving to the gulf.

brooklynn ALSO speaks dialectal arabic! for her, it makes a lot of sense with the previous mention of egyptian being the "film" language. she could've honestly picked this up by watching a few shows on the way over. and fun fact, it's also dialectally what yaz would say as a lebanese since the same words are used in levantine. however, again, this is definitely NOT msa meaning it's extremely unlikely she picked it up from a textbook or any kind of formal language learning platform.

moving on, we have fashion: brooklynn, dear. you look like such a tourist. no wonder she caught you so easily. the tight, ripped pants and short sleeved, close fitting t-shirt give her away instantly. while yes you'd be allowed to dress like this, everyone knows you're an american vacationer instantly. you might be able to get away with this in the levantine cities, but the GULF? her ass is NOT the delivery woman.

soyona actually hits the nail pretty well for what a local would dress like. she's got a bit of a "western" influence to her, but honestly that's how a lot of the upper business class dresses in the modern era. her sleeves are long and to the wrist, her pants are long, and she's got a loose overcoat. she looks very much like she shops designer which is exactly how a local would display wealth. the only thing she's missing is gold jewelry honestly.

lastly, there's the elephant in the room... the gulf. we call people from this place khaleejis. everyone outside the gulf hates khaleejis. even non-khaleejis in the gulf hate khaleejis. the kind of rich opulence you see in this apartment is exactly what you'd expect from a khaleeji.

one of the worst places of the animal wildlife trade is in the gulf. while certain regulations have since been put in place, being at the center between africa and asia with some of the wealthiest people in either region makes it prone for animal trafficking. big cats are seen as one of the ultimate status symbols for the ultra wealthy. dinosaur trafficking moving to dubai is about as realistic as it gets.

the only unrealistic part is the lack of visible indentured servants. to put it frankly, the cultural norm is to have a pseudo-slave (90% of dubai is made up of a non-khaleeji slave class. i'm serious. and westerners like soyona make up a significant portion of the slave-owning class. the building brooklynn was staying in was 100% actively being built by slaves) who lives in one of your guest bedrooms. it's actually weirder and more sus if she doesn't have one. pair that with soyona wanting to sell militarized dinosaurs which will be used exclusively on the areas exploited by the dubai elite and umm... well, lets close that can of worms before this gets really awkward

[hyohaehyuk]

1st/2nd photos

IWTVWriters: Shooting the finale was crazy b/c we had 2 crew units going basically every day. One unit finished the NOLA part of 107 while the other shoot all of Dubai. @jacobanderson bounced back and forth constantly. Here he is giving the crew a speech after wrapping their last night shoot.

3rd (and 4th) photo

IWTVWriters: CREW SHOT! There is no show without these incredible, hardworking people who worked months and months through the night to make this world come to life.

I dont know the source of the 5th and 6th. i found it on sreidthinker and dailyraleighr. One of the tweets says "last day of iwtv s1 filming" so i assume they are all from same day (unless Sam is using the same shirt but it's from a different day). Jacob' shirt in the 7th photo looks that is the same was the one he have underneath Louis' jacket and the ice cream one maybe it is his shirt bc he had to change it since the other one it's part of louis costume.

I found the source for the 7th photo on Jacob IG and the 8th from immortal_daily (at they dont wanna give their source but pretty sure it was either a crew member or then either jacob or sam 😉).

[ofmdrecaps]

01/18-20/2025 Daily OFMD Recap

TLDR; David Jenkins; Rhys Darby; Taika Waititi; Con O'Neill; Vico Ortiz; Kristian Nairn; Guz Khan; Gypsy Taylor; Minnie Driver; In Person OFMD Events: The New Uni Con; Donation Raffle Reminder; LGBTQ+ Resources; Love Notes; Daily Darby/Today's Taika;

Hey crew, been a week. Hope you're well. I've broken the recaps up into three day parts for the next three additions, there is more news in some and less in others. Thanks for your patience. Thinking of you.

= David Jenkins =

Chaos Dad shared some love from the wonderful @illustoryart!

Source: David's Bsky

= Rhys Darby =

More Cryptid Factor filming going on!

Source: Shreiberland Instagram

Rhys was on the Concert For America fundraiser show! He helped raise quite a bit just by being there. Thank you to the crew that donated to support him and the victims of the LA Fires! Edit: Im not sure why the video was taken off youtube..luckily I saved a copy prior to it being taken down. I've added it to a personal drive.

Source: Concert For America

= Taika Waititi =

Taika continuing his theme of sleeping anywhere!

Source: Taika's Instagram Stories

Something a bit silly for you-- NZOnScreen shared this older video of Taika from 2009!

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Source: NZ on screen's IG

= Con O' Neill =

With Inauguration Day being as rough as a day as it was.. Con was a sweet heart and sent some love to everyone.

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Source: Con O'Neill's Instagram

= Vico Ortiz =

New episode of Today in Gay came out and Vico sent lots of love notes to everyone. Remember to lean into the community crew <3 We will get through this together. If you haven't already, check out the Today In Gay Substack for Positive Queer News.

Source: Vico's instagram Stories

= Kristian Nairn =

Kristian was on the Six O Clock show talking about Hodor's Death in Game of Thrones.

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Source: Kristian's IG

More convention dates for Kristian! He'll be joining Comic Con Scotland on Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd March 2025!

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= Guz Khan =

Guz was out performing at the Dubai Opera House this past week!

Source: Guz' Instagram

= Gypsy Taylor =

Our dear S2 costume designer, Gypsy Taylor wrapped on the new show "All Her Fault", based on the bestselling novel by @andreamaraauthor! She shared some BTS photos in celebration!

Source: Gypsy's IG / 2

= Minnie Driver =

Some love from our Anne Bonny, but also an announcement that there are more episodes of the podcast Minnie Questions! You can check it out on your favorite podcast platforms. Here's the spotify link.

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== In Person OFMD Events ==

= The New Uni Con =

A new Convention has been announced for London in June this year -- The New Uni- Con! Check out more information on their Blusky!

Source: Bsky

= Donations Raffle Reminder! =

As a reminder, our fabulous crewmate Irene Adler has put together this Charity Raffle to help support people affected by the LA Fires! It's almost reached the $1000 point where a signe photo by Con, Rhys, Vico, Kristian, and Nathan will be added as another prize drawing!

More info on how to enter can be found here.

OFMD’S DP fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-mike-and-danielle-rebuild-after-fire

GOFUNDME WILDFIRE RELIEF FUND: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/wildfire-relief/california

Source: Irene Adler's Instagram

= LGBTQ+ Crisis Hotlines =

This is just some extra info in case you need it. These hotlines don't call law enforcement or emergency services without consent.

Source: Them Instagram

== Love Notes ==

Hey lovelies. This week has been hell. I know it has. I hope you know though that for every asshole out there who is unkind to you or wants to take away your rights-- you have a hell of a lot more of us who love you dearly and recognize the beauty and the wonder in you. I know it's easy to fall into despair.. and it's good to feel the feelings to help heal them, but don't fall too far down the rabbit hole okay? You are loved. Period. You are worthy of love. Period. You are valid. Period. Shine brighter than their hate. Shine brighter than their ignorance. You are a force to be reckoned with. Be safe, and reach out when you are in trouble or unsure. There is no shame in getting help-- and most of all, there is no shame in being you, okay? None. We will persevere. Love you crew.

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== Daily Darby / Today's Taika ==

The theme tonight is laughing! Because we could all use a little smiles/laughter from our favorite guys.

[nalyra-dreaming]

https://www.tumblr.com/unscripted-hurricane/780453707334713344/the-real-lestat-hes-a-bit-more-messy-hes-a?source=share

The way Sam speaks, he says Lestat throughout season 1 and 2 has being portrayed "through the eyes of his past lovers". He then goes on to add, "who obviously have some damage from him". The way he speaks is like these are the facts.

My interpretation of this is that the facts will remain as they do with almost all revisits and they will give some important context, meaning Lestat will have an actual relationship with Armand, possibly because the relationship with Nicki will start to deteriorate and maybe to make Nicki jealous (drawing a parallel with Louis and antoinette), then choose to abandon armand when things with Niki completely fall apart, which is why armand is angry with him and feels like he was hurt by lestat. Personally I wish this does not happen but this is where the 'screwed up' Lestat that Rolin and now Sam keep mentioning fits. The writing choices so far from the creators seem to follow this pattern with making everything into petty relationship drama. To me it sounds like another red flag on how s03 characterization will unfold for lestat.

Well.

Personally I hope that will not be the case, because Lestat and Armand NOT going all the way is part of the dynamic they have after all.

Granted, them burning up the screen has its merits, obviously :)), but I am also not particularly into the petty jealousy dramas... and I am NOT convinced yet that they will go that route - Antoinette in season 1 or not.

Because... 2x03 was a fanfic thing - Sam points out that Armand does not particular like him, has issues with him - which is true, but not wholly. He also points out that Lestat is NOT this thing as he's being seen through the perspective of his exes.

And what we saw through the perspective of his "exes" (and there I would, indeed, count Armand, either way, because he and Lestat HAVE something going, before Armand fucks it up after all), was a tale - a deliberately edited tale.

Everything comes back to that.

What we saw so far was a tale - a crafted, edited, manipulated tale.

Which carried truth, no doubt.

But it also deliberately distorted things - and important things. Louis used Antoinette to deflect from the other problems of his and in his relationship with Lestat, Armand used his mind gift to keep Louis asleep while he spun a little tale for Daniel, Armand put literal memories into Louis' head.

We'll see.

I do hope they will go mess, without the... petty jealousy stuff. These relationships are difficult and entwined enough to work without it.

And, you know, these comments by the cast and crew... remember when Assad would call Louis' and Armand's relationship "tender"?

Yeah - and then it turned to "tinder", as the show twisted it rather darkly, and we got the dog bowls and whips in the Dubai bedroom, and so on.

These are comments before they have even filmed it all.

Don't put too much weight on them - because they literally can't spoil anything yet - on top of not wanting to spoil anything, of course.

[stephaniejuhnay]

Alright. Let’s get into this concert “review.”

First of all y’all. I legit have no words. I’ve been to a Beyonce show before in 2018. OTR II was amazing, and the fact that I got see Beyonce AND Jay Z (one of my favorite rappers of all time) was just….insane.

But last night? It really is hard to put into words. When I say that show was perfect from top to bottom? PER. FECT. I didn’t take much video bc I just wanted to be in the moment and savor what I knew was gonna be an experience I’d remember forever. I’ll give a short breakdown tho.

Vocally she is unmatched. I’m sorry. The effortlessness of her “opening act” where she did most of her ballads was phenomenal. LA actually had a true opener (DJ Khaled), but she is her own opening act for most of the tour and she slays. Then you enter the Renaissance portion and she’s doing everything she did vocally but while dancing her ASS off. Who else is doing it like her?!

VISUALLY everything is stunning. The stage, the actual visuals going on on the screen, HER. Her dancers, her band, her background singers. Tens across the board. Everyone looks amazing and sounds amazing. And you can tell she hired the best of the best for every single aspect of her show. Sound, lights, crew, performers. Everyone was on their A-game.

Anyway. The show was outstanding. She literally performed the whole album bc LA got the coveted “thique/all up in your mind/drunk in love (with the Dubai ending) trifecta. 🥲

I’m also sure she was filming that show and we’ll see it in whatever concert film/documentary/visuals she’s working on for this era. Cannot wait.

Lastly. Full look last night. Thanks for hyping me yall. 🥲

[smolwritingchick]

Next Bangtan Gal Chapters! :)

Hey! This is to show what's coming next as I edit the chapters I made years ago. When I do officially make it to the last chapter I stopped at, updates will be slow since I will be back writing again but I'm excited to continue the story. If you are curious to see what's to come, here are the next set of chapters I will be working on. There are a few more chapters after this before I begin making new chapters but if you want to be surprised, go on ahead and just ignore this.

I do plan to put suggestive and smutty stuff in this. I don't think I am the best at it but it's a challenge I'm willing to accept and work hard in writing so stay tuned and bear with me! :)

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You Were Worth The Wait (Jennie tells Jungkook exactly how she feels about him)

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It's About Time (Jennie and Jungkook officially start dating! Jennie becomes a guest judge on Produce 101. While on break, BTS spend time doing leisure activities. Jennie and Jungkook celebrate their first Valentine's Day)

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King of Masked Singer (Jennie stars in King of Masked Singer and gets surprised when one of her favorite artists is one of the judges for the show. Jennie encourages Taehyung with his acting)

Ejected (Jennie finally hangs with Baekhyun and meets the rest of EXO. BTS return for ISAC as Jennie deals with issues on the volleyball court)

White Day (JenKook get caught making out during a commercial filming. JenKook celebrate their first White Day together. Jennie continues to be mentored by G-Dragon as he helps her prepare for the Fire comeback)

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FIRE (BTS film for Fire. Jennie hangs with Layla and thinks about when BTS went to film BTS NOW 3 and the Save Me MV.)

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Prom (Jennie helps Jungkook when he gets sick before promotions for Fire. Jennie gets bummed when she sees Prom videos and photos on social media since she never experienced it before. Wanting to cheer her up, Bangtan thinks of a way for her to experience her own Prom) (Thinking of adding some suggestive or smutty stuff in this one! Still pondering as I edit and add stuff!)

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Meeting Shawn Mendes (BTS film for Running Man again. Jennie goes back to America for interviews with Buzzfeed and iHeartRadio. She supports and joins Angelina for the BBMAs and finally meets her celeb crush, Shawn Mendes.)

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Taking Things A Little Further (Jennie returns to Korea as BTS prepare for their Festa. Jennie hangs with Big Bang. Jennie comforts Jungkook and calls out the Flower Crew cast for how they mistreated him during filming. JenKook start a Twitch gaming channel together) (Thinking of this being a little suggestive or smutty. I'll think about it when I get there because of one specific scene)

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BTS Festa 2016 (BTS celebrate their Festa for 2016)

K-Con 2016 (BTS have a horror movie night as a member pranks them by scaring everyone. Jin and Jennie film promos for their upcoming wrestling match against each other. Jennie and Jungkook hang with her family and announce they are dating to her parents as Jungkook works hard to get the approval of her mom)

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I Need You On This (BTS rent out a movie theater to watch Captain America Civil War. Jennie's dream which she had been talking about for years finally comes true. Jen has the honor to film with Yoon Mirae for the first episode of Celebrity Womance. Jennie and Jungkook spend time with his family. Jennie supports AGUST D's mixtape)

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BTS in Dubai

BTS Bon Voyage Season 1

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WINGS 8 (After 3 years, Jennie finally dyes her hair for a BTS comeback and films her WINGS 8 Concept video)

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Wild N' Out (Jennie guest stars on the show Wild N' Out with Angelina. Matt Rife tries to shoot his shot with Jennie while he has been in her DMs for weeks.)

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This Is Not A Drill! (BTS watch and support Jennie's Wild N' Out Episode. A BTS member calls out Matt Rife on Twitter for being persistent with Jennie during filming. Jennie's WINGS 8 video and concept photos are released which breaks the internet. Jungkook and Jennie discuss taking the next step in their relationship)

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Common Applications of H07RN-F Rubber Cable in Construction and Events

When it comes to powering heavy-duty equipment and temporary installations, one cable that stands out for its durability and flexibility is the H07RN-F rubber cable. Whether you're managing a construction site or setting up a stage at a large outdoor event, this cable delivers the reliability and safety you need.

Let’s explore where and how H07RN-F rubber cables are used—and why trusted suppliers like Raiden Electricals in Dubai are a go-to for professionals who won’t settle for less.

Why Choose H07RN-F Rubber Cable?

The H07RN-F cable is made to withstand harsh environments. With its tough rubber insulation and excellent mechanical strength, it's designed for use in places where flexibility, resistance to abrasion, and safety are critical.

It’s waterproof, heat-resistant, and able to handle both indoor and outdoor environments with ease—which is exactly why it’s so commonly used in construction and event setups.

Top Uses in Construction

On active construction sites, safety and efficiency are everything. Here's how H07RN-F cables come in handy:

🔌 Powering Temporary Site Panels

Construction projects often rely on temporary electrical panels. H07RN-F cables are flexible enough for routing and strong enough to handle the rugged conditions.

🔌 Connecting Heavy Machinery

From concrete mixers to tower cranes, this cable handles high loads and vibrations without wearing out.

🔌 Lighting Systems

Temporary lighting for evening or underground work requires cables that won’t crack or short out when exposed to dust, water, or mechanical stress.

🔌 Site Office and Temporary Cabins

Site offices need a stable power supply. H07RN-F is perfect for supplying electricity to these temporary structures safely.

Essential in Event Installations

Events demand quick setups, quick teardowns, and no surprises in between. That’s where H07RN-F proves its worth:

🎤 Concerts and Festivals

Audio and lighting systems at large events rely on these cables for safe, uninterrupted power—even in outdoor environments where weather can be unpredictable.

🎪 Exhibitions and Trade Shows

From powering booths to overhead lights and AV systems, H07RN-F cables are easy to lay out and even easier to roll back up when the show’s over.

🎥 Film Sets

Film crews love them because they’re quiet underfoot, flexible in tight spaces, and rugged enough to handle daily movement.

Why Raiden Electricals Is the Supplier to Trust

If you’re in the market for H07RN-F rubber cables, Raiden Electricals is a name that professionals across the UAE and beyond trust.

They offer high-quality, certified cables that are ready for the real world—whether that’s a dusty construction site or a high-energy music festival. With Raiden, you're not just buying a cable; you're buying peace of mind.

They focus on delivering service, quality, and ethical business practices, which makes them a preferred choice for engineers, electricians, and event planners who need reliable supplies, fast.

Final Thoughts

The H07RN-F rubber cable isn’t just tough—it’s versatile. From concrete pours to concert stages, it powers the work that keeps things moving. And when you source from reliable suppliers like Raiden Electricals, you're getting cables that are built to perform in the most demanding environments.

Whether you’re setting up temporary power at a job site or electrifying an event space, H07RN-F rubber cables make the job safer, faster, and easier.

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Professional Video Production Services in UAE

Choose Cam Crew Productions for professional video production services in UAE. Our skilled team provides end-to-end production, including scripting, filming, and editing, to ensure your vision comes to life.

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The Ultimate Guide to Video Production Services in Dubai

In today’s digital era, high-quality video content plays a crucial role in brand marketing, corporate communication, and event coverage. Whether you’re looking for a Video Production Company Dubai to create engaging promotional content or an Animation Video Production Dubai studio for motion graphics, Dubai offers a wealth of expertise in this field. This blog explores various aspects of Dubai Video Production Services, helping you choose the right partner for your video needs.

Why Choose a Video Production Company in Dubai?

Dubai is a hub of creativity and innovation, making it an ideal destination for video production. Whether you need a Film Production Company Dubai for cinematic storytelling or a Corporate Video Production Dubai firm for professional business videos, the city is home to top-tier professionals.

Benefits of Hiring a Video Production Company Dubai:

Access to cutting-edge equipment and technology.

A pool of experienced filmmakers, editors, and animators.

High production value ensuring visually appealing content.

Seamless integration of cultural and business insights for a global audience.

Types of Video Production Services in Dubai

1. Corporate Video Production Dubai

Businesses rely on Corporate Video Production Dubai services to create company profiles, training videos, and internal communication materials. These videos help in:

Showcasing brand identity and values.

Enhancing employee engagement and communication.

Promoting business strategies effectively.

2. Promotional Video Production Dubai

For businesses looking to market their products and services, Promotional Video Production Dubai is a powerful tool. These videos:

Increase brand awareness.

Engage potential customers.

Drive conversions and sales through compelling storytelling.

3. Commercial Video Production Dubai

Businesses aiming to reach a broader audience invest in Commercial Video Production Dubai services. These high-impact commercials are ideal for:

TV advertising campaigns.

Digital and social media promotions.

Product launches and brand positioning.

4. Film Production Company Dubai

Dubai is home to numerous Film Production Company Dubai options that specialize in short films, documentaries, and feature-length projects. A film production company offers:

High-end cinematography and production expertise.

Access to a global network of filmmakers and production crews.

Professional post-production and editing services.

5. Drone Video Production Dubai

Aerial cinematography has transformed the video production industry, and Drone Video Production Dubai provides breathtaking visuals for various projects. Some of its benefits include:

Capturing stunning landscapes and cityscapes.

Enhancing real estate and tourism promotional content.

Offering a unique perspective for corporate and event videos.

6. Event Video Production Dubai

For companies and organizations hosting conferences, exhibitions, or sports events, Event Video Production Dubai is essential. This service helps in:

Documenting key moments of live events.

Creating highlight reels for future marketing.

Engaging audiences who couldn’t attend the event.

7. Animation Video Production Dubai

Motion graphics and animated videos are becoming increasingly popular, and Animation Video Production Dubai offers:

Engaging explainer videos for businesses.

Creative storytelling through 2D/3D animation.

Interactive content for social media and advertising.

8. Brand Video Production Dubai

Building a strong brand identity is crucial, and Brand Video Production Dubai helps achieve that through:

Unique storytelling techniques tailored to brand values.

High-quality visuals that reinforce brand messaging.

Emotional engagement to connect with target audiences.

How to Choose the Right Video Production Company in Dubai

When selecting a Video Production Company Dubai, consider the following factors:

Portfolio & Experience: Look at previous work to gauge quality and creativity.

Industry Expertise: Ensure the company has experience in your specific industry.

Budget & Pricing: Get a clear cost breakdown to align with your financial plan.

Technology & Equipment: Check if they use the latest video production tools.

Client Testimonials & Reviews: Read feedback to assess reliability and professionalism.

Conclusion

Whether you need a high-impact commercial, an engaging corporate film, or stunning drone footage, Dubai offers world-class video production services. By choosing the right Dubai Video Production Services, businesses can enhance their brand visibility, engage their target audience, and achieve marketing success. If you're looking for a Film Production Company Dubai, Event Video Production Dubai, or even Brand Video Production Dubai, ensure you pick a team that understands your vision and delivers high-quality results.

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Ajay Devgn's Viral Tribute: Kajol Film Scene Celebrates India's Win - Guess the Movie!

The Indian cricket crew made the nation proud by bringing house the Champions Trophy. Underneath Rohit Sharma’s management, the crew defeated New Zealand within the Champions Trophy 2025 last on the Dubai Worldwide Stadium on Sunday. Followers, together with our favorite Bollywood celebrities, have joined within the enjoyable. Ajay Devgn has dropped a particular publish on Instagram to have fun…

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Film Production in Dubai- A Growing Hub for Global Cinema

Introduction

Dubai has emerged as a premier destination for film production, attracting international filmmakers with its breathtaking skyline, cutting-edge infrastructure, and film-friendly policies. Whether it’s Hollywood blockbusters, Bollywood epics, or independent productions, the city provides diverse locations, world-class facilities, and expert film crews. From stunning skyscrapers and luxury resorts to vast deserts and historical districts, Dubai offers the perfect backdrop for any cinematic vision.

Why Dubai is an Ideal Film Production Hub

Dubai’s rapid transformation into a global metropolis has made it an attractive choice for filmmakers. Here’s why the city is a hotspot for film production:

Iconic Filming Locations: Dubai boasts a unique blend of modern architecture, traditional souks, serene beaches, and expansive deserts. Locations like the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, and Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood offer filmmakers a range of visually striking settings.

Advanced Infrastructure and Technology: The city is equipped with high-tech studios, post-production facilities, and state-of-the-art film equipment, ensuring world-class production quality.

Film-Friendly Regulations: Dubai has simplified its filming permit process, allowing for smoother productions. The Dubai Film and TV Commission (DFTC) facilitates permits, location scouting, and logistics to support filmmakers.

Skilled Film Crew and Talent: Dubai offers a diverse pool of experienced directors, cinematographers, sound engineers, and production assistants, ensuring high-quality execution for any project.

Tax Incentives and Rebates: Filmmakers can benefit from competitive production incentives, including cost-effective shooting permits, tax rebates, and flexible filming arrangements.

Key Aspects of Film Production in Dubai

Pre-Production:

Location Scouting: Identifying the perfect backdrop for the film’s storyline.

Casting: Finding the right actors and extras for the project.

Budget Planning: Allocating resources for shooting, equipment, and logistics.

Production:

Filming: High-quality shoots in diverse environments, from urban landscapes to natural desert settings.

Crew Coordination: Managing technical teams, including camera operators, lighting experts, and sound designers.

Post-Production:

Editing and Special Effects: High-end studios in Dubai offer advanced post-production services, including CGI, animation, and sound design.

Marketing and Distribution: Dubai’s strategic location makes it an ideal hub for international film releases and promotions.

Conclusion

Dubai’s dynamic blend of modernity, tradition, and advanced filmmaking infrastructure makes it one of the most exciting destinations for film production. With seamless government support, experienced film professionals, and breathtaking locations, the city continues to attract global filmmakers. Whether you’re shooting a commercial, documentary, or feature film, Dubai provides an unparalleled cinematic experience that brings creative visions to life.

Original Source: Film Production in Dubai

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Wireless Intercom System Rental Services in Dubai 

Effective communication is the backbone of successful events, whether they are conferences, festivals, or corporate gatherings. In Dubai and across the UAE, AWPRO's Wireless Intercom System Rental Services offer a seamless solution for real-time connectivity, ensuring that events run smoothly and efficiently. This blog post will explore how AWPRO's wireless intercom systems can enhance event communication while incorporating SEO best practices to improve visibility in search engine results.

Advance Communication for Large-Scale Events

Crystal-Clear Audio: Our wireless intercom systems provide crystal-clear audio with zero interference, ensuring that every message is conveyed clearly and without delay. This is crucial for event coordination, where precise communication can make all the difference between success and chaos.

Effortless Integration: Our systems integrate easily with your existing equipment, allowing for quick setup and minimizing downtime. This means you can focus on what matters most—delivering a memorable event experience.

Extended Range: With an extended range, our wireless intercom systems provide reliable coverage across large venues, ensuring that every team member stays connected, no matter where they are.

User-Friendly Design: The user-friendly design of our systems ensures comfort and ease of use for all team members, making operations more efficient and reducing the learning curve.

Industry Applications

Our wireless intercom system rental services cater to various industries, including:

Event Coordination: Whether you're managing a conference, concert, or festival in Dubai, our systems ensure that your team stays connected and coordinated throughout the event.

Broadcast Production: For film and television production, our intercoms facilitate clear communication between directors, camera operators, and crew members, ensuring that every shot is executed flawlessly.

Security: Our security intercom system rentals enhance coordination among security personnel across multiple locations, ensuring efficiency and safety during events.

Why Choose AWPRO Wireless Intercom System Rental Services?

Reliable Equipment: We provide high-performance equipment tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that your events run smoothly without technical hiccups.

Professional Service: Our team is dedicated to delivering top-quality service, from setup to support, ensuring that you get the most out of our wireless intercom systems.

Flexibility: With options available for renting from 1 to 20+ units, we can accommodate events of all sizes, providing scalability as needed.

Conclusion

AWPRO's Wireless Intercom System Rental Services are your go-to solution for enhancing event communication in Dubai and across the UAE. Whether you're organizing a small corporate meeting or a large-scale festival, our wireless intercom systems ensure seamless, real-time connectivity, making them an indispensable tool for event success.

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Dubai Film Permit: Unlocking Cinematic Opportunities in the City of Wonders

Dubai has earned its reputation as a global hub for creativity and innovation, and its film industry is no exception. With stunning architectural marvels, pristine beaches, expansive deserts, and a cosmopolitan skyline, Dubai offers filmmakers an unparalleled backdrop for their productions. However, to film in Dubai, securing a film permit is essential to ensure compliance with local regulations and access to the city’s diverse locations.

This blog explores the process, benefits, and essential details about obtaining a Dubai film permit.

1. Why is a Film Permit Necessary in Dubai?

A film permit is a legal document issued by the Dubai Film and TV Commission (DFTC) that grants permission to film in public and private locations within the emirate. It ensures that filmmakers adhere to local laws, respect cultural norms, and maintain public safety during production.

Key reasons for requiring a film permit:

Regulatory Compliance: Abides by Dubai’s laws and guidelines for filming.

Location Access: Enables filming in exclusive or restricted areas.

Support and Facilitation: Provides access to local resources, including equipment rental and production support.

2. Benefits of Filming in Dubai

Dubai’s appeal as a filming destination goes beyond its picturesque locations:

Diverse Landscapes: From urban skyscrapers to serene deserts, Dubai offers a wide range of settings.

World-Class Infrastructure: Advanced technology, transportation networks, and professional production facilities support seamless filming.

Cultural Richness: Unique heritage sites and modern attractions add depth to storytelling.

Tax Incentives: Filmmakers may benefit from attractive financial incentives, including rebates on production costs.

Global Accessibility: Dubai’s strategic location and international connectivity make it a prime choice for global productions.

3. Steps to Obtain a Dubai Film Permit

Securing a film permit in Dubai involves a straightforward process:

Step 1: Identify Filming Locations

Determine whether the locations are public or private. Public locations require approval from DFTC, while private locations require consent from property owners.

Step 2: Submit an Application

Applications must be submitted to the DFTC with the following details:

Script or storyboard.

Filming schedule and duration.

List of cast and crew.

Equipment inventory.

Proof of insurance covering liabilities during filming.

Step 3: Obtain Necessary Approvals

The DFTC liaises with relevant authorities to secure permissions, including traffic control, security, and municipal approvals.

Step 4: Pay Fees

Film permit fees depend on the type of production, location, and duration of filming. Payment must be completed to finalize the application.

Step 5: Receive the Permit

Once approved, the permit is issued, allowing filming to commence.

4. Key Considerations When Filming in Dubai

Cultural Sensitivity: Filmmakers must respect local customs and avoid content that could be deemed offensive.

Drone Usage: Using drones for filming requires additional permits and strict adherence to aviation guidelines.

Environmental Responsibility: Ensure that filming activities do not damage natural habitats or public spaces.

Working Hours: Be mindful of public convenience, especially in high-traffic areas.

5. Partnering with Local Experts

Navigating the film permit process can be simplified by working with experienced location managers or production companies in Dubai. These professionals provide valuable support, including:

Coordinating with authorities.

Recommending ideal filming locations.

Managing logistical challenges.

6. Conclusion

Securing a Dubai film permit is the first step in bringing your creative vision to life in one of the world’s most iconic cities. With its diverse landscapes, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and supportive film industry, Dubai offers a perfect setting for productions of any scale.

By following the proper procedures and respecting local regulations, filmmakers can enjoy a smooth and successful shooting experience. Whether you're planning a commercial, feature film, or documentary, Dubai is ready to welcome your next big project.

Ready to unlock Dubai’s cinematic potential? Start your film permit application today and let the city’s beauty amplify your storytelling.