Maja Salvador earns new title from TV5

April 19 ------ “Love and passion,” said actress Maja Salvador were the reasons for her successful 19-year show biz career. The 33-year-old actress recently signed up a contract with TV5, where she is expected to work first on a sitcom, and then a drama series, and lastly, a film, starting in the third quarter of 2022.

Present during the contract signing were TV5 president and chief executive officer (CEO) Robert Galang, Crown Artist Management chief operating officer Mikki Gonzales and CEO Rambo Nuñez, who is also Maja’s boyfriend. “I work on every project as if it’s my last. I give it my all. I perform with the same level of eagerness as if I was just auditioning for it. My reason for this is that we always have new actors around. We can discover talents even on social media. Also, after each project, I assess the job I did and see what else I can offer,” she pointed out.

Maja said this doesn’t just apply to her work but also to how she deals with people around her. “I make sure to show them how grateful I am for their support. To be honest, I don’t know how I am able to juggle all of the things I’m involved with right now. It helps that I have the best team in Crown (where she is also CEO). Whatever needs to be done, we help each other accomplish it. We sit down and discuss,” she said. “Niña Niño,” Maja’s drama-comedy show has been airing on the Kapatid network for a year now. It is a co-production of Cignal Entertainment, CS Studios, and Spring Films.

Maja then explained what drew her to the series: “This is because the story is very relatable. This can happen in real life. It’s true that you can’t make everyone believe that there’s a God. It’s easier to tell them that miracles happen every day, we just don’t notice a lot of them because we’re too busy with day-to-day stuff.”

She further said: “It’s just amazing how Cignal and TV5 are able to provide us what we really needed during the pandemic. This show isn’t just drama, it tries to strike a balance by including comedy in it. This way, you relate to all the characters, you fall in love with them.”

Source: inquirer.net