Yi Zhe, carrying the cameraman, squatted in the water, looking at the scene through the lens, and was momentarily lost in thought.
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It was agreed that this film didn't require much acting, but in those fleeting moments, Zhou Yun didn't waste a single second, showcasing her skills to the fullest in the silence.
If at this moment Zhou Yun had a breakdown and cried, or acted with more intense emotions, it might have been more moving and contagious, but that would have disrupted the tone and style of the entire movie.
Yi Zhe thought that the most remarkable thing about Zhou Yun was that she adhered to Wen Bing's desired style, yet she managed to achieve phenomenal results in her own way.
Damn, she's amazing.
Yi Zhe was thrilled as he filmed.
A good cameraman, being able to capture such an actress, how could he not be excited?
