Carol Samaha’s “al-Masry Abou Damm Hammy” (“Hot Blooded Egyptian”) to be shot in one hour

Lebanese star Carol Samaha has decided to shoot the video for her new song title “al-Masry Abou Damm Hammy” (“Hot Blooded Egyptian”) next Saturday. Samaha has selected camera manager Shady ‘Aly to direct the song. Shady ‘Aly is also the camera manager for the television series “al-Shahroura”. Lama al-Sabah, daughter of producer Sadeq al-Sabah who is producing “al-Shahroura”, is also expected to take part in directing Carol Samaha’s new music video. The team working on the clip have decided to allocate one hour next Saturday to shoot the scenes needed for the music video clip after having sought the permission of director Ahmed Shafiq, the director working on “al-Shahroura”. has also learned that Carol Samaha has agreed with Shady ‘Aly and Lama el-Sabah to put together a very basic video clip whereby Shady has settled on a simple framework which involves shooting several scenes of Carol Samaha with the addition of real life scenes from the Egyptian revolution. The lyrics for “al-Masry Abou Damm Hammy” were authored by lyricist Ayman Bahgat Qammar. The song was composed by Mohamed Yahya. Music distributor Mohamed Mostafa is responsible for the distribution of the song.Also of note is the fact that Carol Samaha had commenced shooting the television series “al-Shahroura” one day prior to the outbreak of the Egyptian revolution. She subsequently left for Beirut on the 30th of January where she stayed until the situation in Egypt settled. Thereafter, Samaha returned to Cairo three days following the retirement of Hosny Mubarak to continue shooting scenes for her series. Samaha is expected to travel to Syria within about three weeks in order to film more scenes for “al-Shahroura” at that location.