“Hyung, you come to this spot.”

Maru walked in the direction Yoonseok was walking. The path circled around the round table in the middle of the store to the bookshelves and then to the displays near the glass wall.

“Hyung-nim. I want to follow Maru-hyung with a high angle, but it would be hard to do so here, right?” Yoonseok asked Jung Namsoo, the camera director.

“Not looking down from a fixed position, but actually following from behind?”

“Yes, like that.”

“That’s gonna be hard. We don’t have the equipment. If someone can give me a ride on their shoulders and walk perfectly straight, then it would work. The ceiling is low here and we can’t install rails either, so that’s gonna be the best option.”

Maru had the same opinion.

They weren’t using an open-style set, but a real shop with all four walls and a ceiling. They had trouble setting up the lights because of the low ceiling, so something heavy like a camera was out of the question.

“I’m sorry. I should’ve thought about this beforehand.” Yoonseok tugged on his hair.

Maru could understand that. No matter how good the storyboard was, its insufficiency was bound to be revealed during the shoot.

Maru called director Jung and Yoons...