Film and television director Lino Cayetano is excited with his comeback project with ABS-CBN. He has started shooting again for the latest Kapamilya TV show "Boystown" after a long break in United States.

In an interview with abs-cbnNEWS.com, Cayetano said it's really nice to work with young blood of stars like the “Gigger Boys (Greatness In GOD Gets Everyone Rock Because Our Yaweh  Saves)” of ASAP.

"Masarap, masaya. Masaya ako na ang ibinigay sa aking project is 'Boystown' and 'yong experiences working with Gigger Boys, nangangalahati na kami sa trabaho namin sa Boystown and everyday. It's a good experience working with them," the director said.

Cayetano said he is blessed that Gigger Boys -- Enchong Dee, Robi Domingo, AJ Perez, Chris Gutierrez, Aaron Villaflor, Dino Imperial and Sam Concepcion -- are all talented and eager to learn more as actors.

"Itong seven na ito ay matatalino sila. They are all talented.  Iba-iba ang pinanggagalingan nila iba-iba ang diskuyon namin pati ang pag-atake nila sa character ay iba-iba. They are really interested in trying to learn kung ano ‘yong aspeto ng pagiging artista, kung ano ang important sa role nila. So for me its really inspiring working with them,” he said.

Cayetano, who went to New York to study directing for almost a year, said that he started preparing for the series as early as February.

Cayetano also cleared speculations that "Boystown" tells the story of delinquent juveniles.

"Sa kwento namin, which is based sa research na ginawa namin saka ng creative team is 'yong four characters natin sa Boystown. Isa lumaki sa Boystown dahil bata palang siya wala na siyang magulang. 'Yong isa iniwan ng ina sa Boystown dahil hindi niya kayang palakihin. Iyong isa tumakas sa pamilya niya dahil inaabuso siya at iyong isa naman ay street kid na ni-rescue. Itong apat na ito ay hango sa buhay na nakuha namin sa Boystown," Cayetano shared.

The director also explained that the "Boystown," specifically in Marikina City, where they are shooting the series, was put up to help people understand young people, who were abandoned by their parents or rescued from the streets.

"Ang mga napupunta dito ay 'yong mga iniiwan ng magulang dahil hindi nila kayang alagaan at 'yong mga walang magulang na pakalatkalat. 'Yong tinatawag na refugee at 'yong mga rescued. Hindi tooto na mga delinquent ang nasa Boystown," Cayetano said. "Boystown is not a prison.” 

To catch the Giggger Boys in a different light, watch "Your Song Presents: Boystown" this coming May 10, Sunday after ASAP ''09.