"By the way, go check the surveillance and see if there's any footage of that little black girl after she got the illustration book, preferably with a clear shot of her face."
Director Morgan slowly exhaled.
In his mind, he kept picturing the scene behind the two-way mirror, where the crying little black girl received the illustration and then broke into a smile.
This scene was just too symbolic.
If they could find the video footage... it would be a perfect advertisement clip.
A lot of the industry's best, most enduring advertisements.
Besides the big-budget, high-return opulent spending like Chanel hiring Nicole Kidman for their No. 5 perfume and shooting an epic ad in the style of "Roman Holiday," which cost 60 million US Dollars for just a few dozen seconds.
Some ordinary scenes close to reality, unplanned, can also be just as impactful.
