The set had settled into a steady rhythm.
What started earlier as scattered movement and overlapping instructions had now turned into something organized. Lights were positioned properly, cameras were set, and the crew had fallen into sync with one another. People were no longer rushing without direction. Everyone knew what they were doing.
Shina stood behind the main camera, one eye focused through the viewfinder while the other stayed aware of everything happening around him. His grip on the equipment was firm now, no longer shaky like before. He adjusted the frame slightly, then paused.
"Hold on," he said.
The movement in front of him slowed.
He stepped forward, lowering the camera just a bit as he studied the positioning.
"Shift left small… no, not you," he pointed toward one of the dancers. "You. Yes, just small."
The dancer adjusted.
"Stop there."
He raised the camera again, checking the frame.
Better.
"Alright. We run it from the top."
