"What?"
"When I was filming with Director Huan, we often had to redesign, change, and experiment with a single shot many times to figure out how to film it. But you seem to be completely sure about how to shoot every scene. How do you do it?"
Lavin's eyes were filled with a thirst for knowledge.
"Hahaha, ah, well..."
Because he was just copying it all.
That was the truth of the matter, but Zog certainly couldn't answer like that.
"It's because before I shoot any scene, I completely map it out in my head. I establish the exact effect I'm looking for. During the actual shoot, I just have to follow the plan. It's much more efficient that way."
Zog said with a straight face, patting Lavin's shoulder with his claw.
"Visualize it ten thousand times, and you'll shoot like a god. Huan is still too young. He needs more practice."
"So that's how it is. That's incredible."
