In the less than two months they'd been there, the actors and crew had taken more than enough abuse.
James Cameron was extremely demanding when it came to the quality of his films.
Whether it was props, lighting, sound effects, dubbing, costumes, dialogue, or anything else, even the slightest mistake would earn them a furious scolding.
As a result, many people endured tremendous psychological pressure at work every day.
Now, with so many people watching, James Cameron had promised not to lose his temper. Naturally, they were thrilled.
At the same time, they were secretly grateful to Wang Yi.
But along with their gratitude, they were also a little surprised.
What kind of magic did Wang Yi have that could get the Set Tyrant to promise not to lose his temper with so many people on set?
Still, they found it hard to believe that James Cameron would actually keep his temper. The Set Tyrant, not lose his temper?
They'd never heard of him making a film without blowing up.
But over the next three days, they experienced something they'd never experienced before.
During those three days, their director, James Cameron, didn't lose his temper.
When a crew member misspoke or made a mistake, he simply said, "Do it again."
To everyone's surprise, James Cameron's keeping his temper didn't lower their efficiency. In fact, the entire team's productivity went up a level.
In those three days, they filmed shots that would normally have taken four days to complete.
The reason was simple.
In the past, whenever a crew member made even a small mistake, James Cameron would berate them for at least three to five minutes, sometimes for as long as half an hour.
The crew and actors didn't dare leave while he was yelling at them.
That naturally wasted