"Alright, guys, I hope everyone can keep up the good work so we can wrap up before it gets dark, or Mr. Paxton is going to be very unhappy," as Adrian spoke, the crew burst into laughter, while the slightly paunchy restaurant manager standing in the corner just shrugged his shoulders.
Since the restaurant was fully enclosed, there was no need to wait until evening to shoot, and this kind of hipster-styled diner was busiest at night. They wouldn't give up peak hours for filming, just like the time in New York when the Waldorf Hotel insisted filming for 'Scent of a Woman' couldn't happen during the day.
It wasn't a big deal; after all, the daytime rental was much cheaper. As for changes in lighting affecting the shot, let's not forget that's what the lighting crew is for.
