"What do you mean?" Evelyn Sherman raised her head in surprise, the hand holding the cup shaking slightly.
"When a scriptwriter creates a work, they do indeed control the soul of the piece. However, once it's time to turn it into a movie or TV drama, the person who really makes the decisions becomes the director. Your role becomes very limited, especially when you disagree with the director. You're the one who has to yield, and you should know this well," Chester explained.
"..."
"We've collaborated on two projects, so I know how ambitious you are about your own works. If you don't trust others, why not try it yourself?" Jack Shaw took a sip of his coffee and spoke leisurely.
"You mean, I can try directing my own script?" Evelyn asked, slightly stunned by her own words.
Her hand holding the coffee cup tightened silently.
