There were many cameras. She had heard about this, but seeing it for real made her dizzy.

“Think of it as talking to some close friends. I’m sure you don’t know where to look because there are more cameras than you’re used to seeing at drama shoots, but you don’t have to be conscious of the cameras at all. You’re more conscious of the actor you’re acting with when doing dramas instead of the camera, right? It’s the same here. Most entertainment shows are scripted to a certain extent, so you just need to do the shoot like you’re doing a rather lax drama. Also, it’s fine to make mistakes. It can all be edited out in post and the producer will bring out what’s best.”

That was what the writer said before they came to the studio. Would she really be able to talk in front of the camera comfortably? Hamin’s fingers fidgeted right against her thighs. The desire to do well and the worry that she must not make a mistake clashed against each other, making her feel dizzy.

“We’ll shoot the opening now. Three, two, one.”

A staff member clapped the slate and fell back, which was then followed by Younghoon speaking from the middle seat.

“Yes, this is Chatterbox.”

Such a simple greeting was how Chatterbox always opened. Following that, the hosts talked among themselves...