Marcos turned to the staff, pointing toward the set pieces already being adjusted by the crew. "Make sure the wind machines are calibrated correctly and double-check the water rigs. I don't want any surprises once we start rolling."
Marcos' tone shifted, his enthusiasm breaking through. "This scene is going to be intense, so I need everyone at their best. It's not just the effects—it's the emotion that has to sell it. We need the audience to feel like they're in the middle of the storm."
He glanced at the cast, his expression softening slightly. "Actors, remember your marks and timing. The chaos has to look real, but the choreography has to be tight. If anything feels off, let me know before we start rolling."
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