The on-site photographers all showed expressions of horror at the director's new requirements.
The director himself could hardly hold it together.
He was a bit shaky now.
Ji Xizhi, who was in the frame, didn't feel much.
She had seen plenty of contract law cases before, especially when she used to do free legal aid with her mentor in small towns. Companies were often informal, didn't sign contracts, didn't provide benefits, and exploited employees. Those expressions were deeply remembered.
Ji Xizhi was merely replicating their expressions, which wasn't really acting; it was just what she had absorbed from experience.
As for the positioning and camera work, of course, she remembered it from the director's earlier explanations. Although it wasn't the main point, Ji Xizhi was used to analyzing and noting every word, and it just naturally stuck in her mind.
Ji Xizhi completed the first scene, then seamlessly added a warning about contract law content at the end.
