As the production begun yesterday, majority of SABC soapies have banned kissing scenes in order to adapt to the new normal in the age of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic. EmmanuelTjiya
For SABC2's Muvhango, the kissing ban came easy as the Venda soapie almost never airs love scenes.
Muvhango will resume production on Monday with cast and crew such as Buhle Samuels, MacDonald Ndou as well as Gabriel Temudzani expected to"now operate under self-catering measures during the Covid-19 duration as to afford the new normal." Furthermore, the show will be scaling back on extras and using creative camera tricks in an effort to give the illusion of intimacy on screen.The SABC1 soapie plans to isolate its cast and crew that include Rapulana Seiphemo, Vusi Kunene and Manaka Ranaka into groups when they resume production.
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