Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 35

With the director’s “Action””

Suddenly, Eileen, who had been very casual, became serious and began interacting with Bartley

Five minutes later, Lenwood called the first “Cut”.

All the staff on the scene instantly turned their attention to the pair. After a while, Lenwood said in a somewhat heavy tone, “Bartley, come over here.”

Bartley got off the stage with an ugly expression on his face. Lenwood pointed at the image on the monitor, patiently explained to him, and Bartley quickly understood his poor performance, lie nodded humbly and accepted the advice.

After a while, Lenwood picked up a megaphone and said, “Alright, let’s do it again” Then he said to Eileen, “Eileen, you were in the right state just now Please try to maintain it. If you can’t, it’s okay to make some mistakes. We can edit your performance.”

Eileen nodded, understanding the roughness of such low-cost web drama production, which also had lower requirements for actors.

Then they started the second take, but the result was still unsatisfactory, and Bartley was the one who made the mistake again.

Bartley was diligent, hardworking, and tried his best. But as a newcomer, his lack of experience caused him to be easily nervous in front of the camera, creating many problems.

Due to Bartley’s mistakes, this shot had to be cut six times. Lenwood didnt expect that such a simple scene between the male and female leads would be delayed for so long. After the seventh take was finally successful, Lenwood himself breathed a sigh of relief.

He was reviewing the previous video when he suddenly felt something was off. Upon closer comparison, he realized that Eileen had maintained the highest standards throughout the previous six takes. This surprised Lenwood. Both were newcomers, but while Bartley disrupted the shooting several times, Eileen displayed such strong stability and emotional control.

However, this was just a simple scene between the male and female leads, so being stable wasn’t considered difficult,

“Alright, next scene.” Lenwood said.

in the same setting, but with

been interacting with the crew and staff for the past

bitterly, “Sorry for

him, “Not at all, Bartley. You’re

is also new to acting, but her

be the one causing issues due to her seeming lack of focus, but her performance turned out to be consistent and professional, Bartley, despite his

nerves.

director’s voice rang out

excuse to comfort him, “See, Eileen messed up

as Lenwood confirmed the take, the atmosphere

up her makeup while the actor who had just performed with her was speaking to her in a

manner.

took a full hour. This scene, with Eileen and an experienced senior actor, was completed in one take, taking only eight

be because the senior actor who filmed the scene with her did an excellent job, making the scene go smoothly. They comforted themselves

acting with, each scene

and he recited his lines with even

all six scenes involving Eileen were completed. Lenwood sat in front of the monitor, looking at the videos of the previous six scenes, growing more confused as he watched, ‘Did I set the bar too

or her?”

scriptwriter laughed, “Eileen’s performance was

doesn’t seem

for some reason, she reigned them in halfway. If she hadn’t, the other actor might not have been able to

had also noticed this and decided to

was intently watching the woman preparing lunch, making her feel quite uncomfortable. The woman in charge of serving lunch said helplessly. “What’s the point of staring at me? Your director hasn’t