According to reports from professionals present on the set, as reported by the Splash portal, the environment was extremely disorganized. The directors seemed to have completely lost control of the situation, allowing the actors themselves to decide how the scenes would be filmed. It was necessary for both Carolipa and João Vicente to validate the takes so that filming could continue.

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Informal atmosphere during the recordings of Vale Tυdo

The news portal’s source also reports that the atmosphere was too informal for a work environment, and that the directors present were unable to impose authority. They were constantly asking for the actors’ opinions, instead of giving clear directions about bookings and performances.

The result was a slower and more uncomfortable recording process for part of the team. This episode would expose the fragility of the leadership behind the scenes of Vale Todo, where there would be a clear reversal of roles between direction and cast.

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Actors would be making decisions on the film set

The fear of hiring veteran actors would have meant that creative decisions would be left in the hands of the actors themselves, which could compromise the cohesion of the narrative and the quality of the recordings. The situation involving Carolipa Dieckmapp and João Vicente de Castro reinforces the impression that the production of the soap opera would be lacking firmness on the part of the director.