After lunch, Zhou Yun prepared to go to her own rest room for a bit of respite.
"Under the Grand Dress" was not short on investment, the producers provided excellent rest room facilities for everyone.
Nearly every main character had their own exclusive rest room, and each room featured a small bed for rest between filming.
Aside from a small bed, there was also a mini fridge where food and drinks could be stored; of course, importantly, some actors enjoy a drink, so the fridge could supply ice cubes as needed.
On the way over, everybody was busy with their own tasks at hand.
The filming was about to start soon; the main scene editing room set was already complete, but there were some less critical scenes that were to be filmed later and were still being prepared.
The rent for this place wasn't cheap, but it triumphed in fully meeting their needs.
"Under the Grand Dress" would shoot eighty percent of its scenes inside studios, with very few on location.
