“Seonbae, do you think I should have stretched my line a little more?”

“It was okay. The director didn’t say anything about it, so I think it should be okay.”

“But what did you think about it?”

“I think it would have been better if you paused a little. It suits your character more.”

Yuna nodded. Today was November 28th, and the mini-series drama shooting was nearing its end. Without any additional shoots, the 30th would be the final day of the shoot. From what she heard, everything up to episode three had been edited and was ready to be aired.

“We’ll do that again after shooting from this angle.”

Maru looked at Jayeon, who stood alongside the camera director. Her hair, which draped down beneath the beanie, had lost its vitality, and the duck-fur coat that she had been wearing since the last shoot had been worn out to the point that it looked better-suited to be in the trash. The closer December 4th, the day the first episode aired, came, the more haggard the producer became.

“I wonder if the director is going to sleep in the editing room again today.”

“The producer’s stuff is already in the 3rd editing room. She’ll probably keep editing until the day of the first episode. Park-noona from the editing room will die of exhaustion.”

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