Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 443 New Rule

Wade arrived early.

The audition requirements were simple: everyone had the same attire and performed the same scene, and once done, they could leave and wait for the results. However, before the auditions began, Wade announced a new rule.

For 'Spring in Moon City,' the lead actors were required to use their own voices for their lines; there would be no dubbing later.

The leads had to participate in recording their own dialogue in post-production.

So, there's a very high demand for the actors' skills in handling their lines.

This new rule caught everyone off guard.

Regarding dialogue skills, at least six out of ten actresses would struggle.

Speaking lines wasn't as simple as reading from a textbook, especially with Wade's high standards.

Many actresses could deliver touching performances, but their dialogue skills were often weak. Some actresses couldn't be understood even without subtitles.

This sudden announcement made some actresses regret not practising their lines earlier, as they hadn't anticipated the requirement.

They had to grit their teeth and face the audition with no time left to prepare.

There was no specific order for the auditions. As soon as an actress was ready, she could start.

All the actresses who arrived were well-known in the industry.

the top

least prominent had played secondary roles in historical dramas, so no one

wanted to be the first to audition, as everyone wanted

anxious, but true to her

true fan of Wade, Violeta was very familiar

insights into

achieved a passable level during filming

in stage acting last year, improving her dialogue

80% confident in her performance and hoped it

staff signalled Violeta to enter the room. She removed her jacket and handed it to Aster

outside the room, not knowing

'Spring in Moon City', even if she wasn't the

had previously trained with a coach, and although her dialogue skills might not be perfect,

a second life, she had better psychological

and three

and began her

ease. Her performance was natural; her voice pleasant, and her emotions flowed smoothly with the lines. Her acting felt effortless and had a certain charm, which was her

of her major strengths was her

grounded and not getting carried away already

three minutes,

I'm done with

wait for

"Okay."

Wade and the director

said, "She has improved rapidly. Even after becoming famous, she hasn't become