Chapter 209 The Learning Curve
Chapter 209 The Learning Curve
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Freya thought, as a woman, I had always strived to balance emotional elements with logical storytelling in my scripts. But Daniel’s adaptations revealed my limitations–his rational enhancements made the plot far more cohesive,
“I’ve cut many of the emotional touches that defined your novel, they’re hard to translate visually. You’ve preserved what you could.
Daniel, despite his reputation, remained humble. “If you have ideas to better retain that essence, I’m open. This isn’t just about artistic flair–it’s the story’s soul.”
His recognition surprised and pleased Freya, though solutions eluded her. “Softer cinematography might help. Maybe internal monologues? But overdo it, and it becomes a parody. Your version’s logic strengthens the narrative–it’s an improvement
“We’ll proceed for now, Daniel decided. “Observe how actors interpret emotions, it’ll help your growth.” His mentorship felt genuine.
Freya nodded eagerly. Tll study everything. Thank you, Mr. Daniel,”
Daniel nodded slightly and said, “Let’s go, make a tour around. In this place, everything will connect to the stories, it will make it easier to learn.
On set tours, she absorbed his interactions with department heads.
This revealed how much my past success had relied on others‘ expertise–my original director had likely kept me mainly for the “adapted by author” prestige.
The realization sharpened her focus. If she wanted to thrive in this field, she needed to learn properly.
By wrap time, 9 PM. Freya was exhausted. The mediocre catering left her hungry, so she grabbed chicken porridge on the way back.
“Can your health handle this?” His frown deepened.
Freya downplayed it. “Of course. Writers get breaks. Especially when actors are performing. There are cots for napping also We can sleep when we are tired.”
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