Director Mo Jiao didn't expect her to agree so readily.

However, the displeasure on his face became even more obvious.

She has a talent for performing, but her temperament is a bit too arrogant.

This was a scene decided on the spur of the moment, but she said to start right away. Even though she had memorized the lines, had she prepared the character's emotions?

"Set crew, lighting, and camera crew, all departments, get ready."

"Makeup, touch up Huo Jing and Fang Yan's makeup."

Yi'an had been strongly recommending him, saying that he was a promising talent.

Okay, let him see just how much strength she really has.

Chu Chen approached Shen Qiu as she touched up her makeup and said this.

"Give it your all, you might just teach her a lesson and win the lead role."

Shen Qiu has talent, but she has never had good resources. If she could play the leading lady, her value would be much higher than it is now.

Shen Qiu glanced at Gu Weiwei, who was chatting and laughing with her agent and assistant not far away.

"You don't need to tell me."

She also auditioned for the lead role in "Hawkeye," but the director ultimately cast her instead.

She snatched the role of Tang Shaoqi in "Changfeng", and now she's taking the lead role in "Eagle Eye". How could she possibly swallow this insult?

I thought Li Xiner would achieve something, but I didn't expect that woman only knew how to buy trending searches and create hype.

As a result, instead of suppressing Mu Weiwei, he was repeatedly humiliated and has been too afraid to show his face lately.

The film industry is only so big, and there are only a handful of good directors.

She consistently gets good roles, while other actresses like her often don't.

A female actress's prime years are limited, and every role is crucial, so competition for roles is inevitable.

However, while Shen Qiu was well-prepared, Gu Weiwei finished touching up her makeup and waited for the props and lighting crew to prepare.

Qiao Lin, however, was discussing with her taking them out for local delicacies after work that evening.

He had already witnessed the talent of his own artists, so he was never worried about their acting skills.

Shen Qiu wanted to give them a hard time, but instead, he delivered himself right to their embarrassment.

The assistant director walked by and overheard them discussing what to eat for dinner, not the play they were going to act in.

Meanwhile, their female lead was holding a thermos, excitedly talking about what she wanted to eat, showing no sign of preparing for the scenes to be filmed.

Soon, all departments were in place, and the supporting actors and extras also entered the scene and took their positions.

"First, film Fang Yan being rescued, then Huo Jing gets into the car and prepares."

Gu Weiwei straightened her costume, picked up her prop gun, and got into the car to wait.

The filming started with Fang Yan, played by Shen Qiu. Fang Yan was infiltrating the Kuomintang, but Huo Jing discovered her identity and sent people to arrest her. However, she was rescued in time by her companions.

Shen Qiu is an actor who has been in the industry for many years. As soon as he heard the director yell "action!", he immediately got into character and switched his expression.

From fighting alone at the beginning to being rescued by his companions and working silently with the supporting actors, the performance was almost perfect.

The director watched with satisfaction as Shen Qiu portrayed Fang Yan, who had finished her scenes with the supporting actors and extras, and called out, timing it perfectly.

"Huo Jing is entering!"

A car braked suddenly and stopped outside the alley where Fang Yan had just escaped. The subordinate opened the car door.

A long leg wearing military boots stepped out of the car door, and Huo Jing, dressed in a dark green military uniform and wearing a boat-shaped military cap, got out of the car and walked into the alley where gunfire echoed.

The sound of military boots landing with each step, the "clack-clack" of their footsteps, seemed to tread on people's hearts, instantly bringing the entire venue into a tense and oppressive atmosphere.