Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 285 She's Impressive

Someone nearby commented, "We owe this gathering to Mr. Howell's script. Violeta, you're the luckiest among us, landing the lead role in Mr. Howell's production right from the start. We're all envious." Exactly. When I first started, I never had such an opportunity.

You're so young, and the future looks bright for you!

"Haha!"

Their words were filled with envy and a touch of bitterness, recalling their own struggles.

Violeta's starting point was something many who had joined the entertainment circles for years hadn't achieved even now.

This wasn't just luck; Violeta had caught Wade's eye. Moreover, her brother had invested a hefty sum in the project.

A 105 million-dollar investment wasn't a small amount.

...

After finalising the cast, they finished their costumes and started filming.

For four months, Violeta poured her heart and soul into the role. She worked tirelessly for the job.

This wasn't just for show.

After she read the entire script, she found the story rich and full of depth.

episode lasted more than an hour,

almost the length of

Violeta quickly immersed herself in her role,

raw talent of a newcomer, nor did she have the rigid and stale quality of more experienced actors. Her adaptability was exceptionally

role. After seeing her performance, he realised she had a natural camera presence and

it was clear she

while somewhat rare, was not entirely

talented actors who often started to forget their original aspirations and gradually squandered their natural

director. He had worked with many talented

he and Wade were

Wade's works, having read many of his scripts. They took this as a polite compliment,

quoted the character's lines and catchphrases from the original series. Her camera sense was as if she had

embodied the combat essence that

wire work with ease. Violeta was so professional that she didn't need a

hard work and talent. They had no idea that Violeta's

often wore green

being the lead, she had to execute every move flawlessly in front of the camera to avoid any

stunt

standards for his actors. Unless absolutely necessary, he wouldn't

hired a professional instructor, specifically

seemingly delicate girl with no prior filming experience, would surely delay the shooting schedule. Surprisingly,

professionalism inspired even the veteran actors to