Sister, I Need Adhesive Tape

"I think shooting in groups would be more efficient," Qin Ze said.

Director Zheng put on an attentive listening posture.

"How about this? You take the stunt actors to film the flashback scenes, and the assistant director stays here," Qin Ze said. "Wait a second, I'll call Huang Yuteng and Xu Jiao to see if they're free."

Most of the company's more promising artists, as well as those who had already become famous, had gone out with the crew to film True Yellow Biography. So Qin Ze had pulled Huang Yuteng, Xu Jiao, and several singers over to play minor roles and fill out the cast.

Just relying on him and his sister, no matter how famous they were, still seemed a little thin. Their adoptive parents were also well-known veteran actors in the Entertainment industry, the kind of old-generation actors everyone recognized but no one could name.

So they split into two groups. The director took a group outside to film the flashback scenes. The location was not far away, a luxury apartment five kilometers away.

In the room, the lighting technician adjusted the lights. Qin Ze and his sister took their positions, his sister sitting on his lap while the cameraman filmed from the side.

The assistant director said nervously, "Ready, action."

In the shot, the two were kissing passionately. The lighting was soft and romantic, and the sketch had deliberately been included in the frame, adding a touch of comedy to the ambiguous scene.

Their lips parted, revealing two flushed faces. The man was Red Bull red, excited and exhilarated, while the woman's blush was restrained and shy.

Qin Ze carried his sister toward his single bed. The cameraman rushed ahead to the head of the bed and fixed the camera in place. In the frame, Qin