"No. Director Chenning has a rule. If you're in his production, minor supporting roles are fine, but the female lead, male lead, female supporting lead, and male supporting lead—those four roles can't work on other projects simultaneously. You have to stay with the crew the entire time, available whenever you're called."
Director Chenning is famously fast at filming. He always has A and B units shooting at the same time. The assistant director handles the less important scenes, while he personally takes charge of the major ones. The main actors have a lot of screen time, so they must stay with the production. That's his rule.
"'I'm someone who follows the rules.' *Female Police Officer Out of the Gate* is pretty much a female-led drama. The female lead's role is very extensive and demanding, while the male lead—the villain—actually has less screen time. That's why Director Chenning needs to find someone skilled in action scenes, to ensure the filming stays on schedule."
