After four in the afternoon, the sky suddenly grew overcast. A strong wind kicked up, and a light rain began to fall.
Originally, this rainy scene was scheduled to be filmed after sunset using artificial rain. Unexpectedly, it had started to rain for real, though it wasn't a heavy downpour.
"Looks like we'll be shooting in the rain. If it's not heavy enough, we'll still need to add our own," Director Wallace said to the person beside him.
"No problem," Zane Langdon nodded.
"A scene like this fits the plot better anyway. We'd get soaked even with artificial rain. It's just hard on the crew, since everyone will have to be out in it," Raymond Ford's voice chimed in.
As always, she was maintaining her kind, considerate, and thoughtful persona.
"It's all for the job. Alright everyone, let's get ready!" Director Wallace glanced at Raymond Ford before addressing the crew.
Unsurprisingly, Raymond Ford's thoughtful words won her another round of goodwill.
