Time.
Nine o'clock, eight minutes.
South District.
Film crew.
The gun battle scene is still being passionately enacted.
Because the artists present were not satisfied, they always felt it wasn't perfect enough, could still be more perfect.
And the whole crew went along with them.
Ethan wasn't there, the one in charge was the director Finch.
Of course, this was the imagined situation.
In reality, the one truly in charge on set was the third male lead of the film, Palon, who played the male lead's brother.
Initially, Finch had almost lost his patience with the eccentric demands of those artists; after all, every additional take meant more costs piling up.
He always remembered Ethan's kindness.
If it weren't for Ethan, he might have been kicked out by the company by now, how could he have been promoted and gotten a raise, let alone direct a movie?
So he wanted to save costs for Ethan.
