"Good," Zinnia said, her voice steady. "We need to be completely prepared. No room for mistakes."
Victoria crossed her arms, her face serious. "Triple-check everything," she reminded Marcos. "Mistakes waste time and money, and we've got a tight schedule."
"Got it," Marcos, the director, said, nodding with assurance.
Zinnia moved from station to station, overseeing the final touches. The cameras were aligned, the lighting adjusted, and the sound engineers were making their last adjustments. Every detail mattered, and she knew it.
Katherine Lee, the casting director, walked around the set, eyeing everything with a sharp gaze. She nodded her approval, giving a quiet but approving "Good."
Michael Zhen, the stunt coordinator, was checking safety measures, his focus unwavering, while Sophie Tran, the producer, moved around, ensuring everything was up to the film's high standards.
