After the director's assistant finished giving instructions, he asked, "Did anyone not understand anything?"
"No. Thank you."
"Well, that's all for today. You can go back and rest now, you've worked hard." The director's assistant smiled, nodded, and turned to greet others.
Bella Acker and Sandra Woods finally took their respective scripts and left the studio.
Once outside, Sandra let out a sigh of relief and said, "I've long heard that filming is like going to the front lines in a battle—busy and tense. Today I experienced it firsthand and now understand what veterans have been saying. My senior told me that sometimes filming is so rushed, actors might rest less than two or three hours a day, working nonstop like mules, only able to relax once filming wraps up."
After Sandra spoke, she noticed the person beside her didn't respond at all, prompting her to turn her head. That's when she realized the person was lost in thought, completely oblivious to what she was saying.
