In the afternoon, Bertha Swift had a scene to shoot.
She dared not let herself think about too many other things, so she held the script and spaced out for a while before focusing her mind and immersing herself in it.
"The Doctors" has been filming for nearly three months now, and Bertha Swift is no longer the pure newcomer who didn't understand anything when she first joined the crew. The script has become familiar, and initially, she could only rely on experiential methods. However, while complete immersive acting allowed her to quickly get into character, it also had a huge impact on her emotions overall, and she often couldn't get out of character, easily bringing feelings from inside the scene to the outside.
This is fatal for a professional actor.
Since Bertha Swift decided to take this path, she wouldn't allow herself to be restricted within the experiential method, especially since she often needed others' help to get into character.
