Rebirth vs. Rebirth: Tragedy to Triumph

Chapter 284 The Story

Luckily, the production team secured the location. It allowed Violeta to depart earlier to get familiar with the venue.

The female lead in the spin-off series was Layla, who was the lord of Dianthus Castle. The drama described Layla as a person who rarely leaves her castle because of her physical limitations. However, to maintain eternal youth, she commanded her men to leave the castle and commit heinous acts, capturing young boys and girls so that she could practice dark magic. Therefore, the castle served as the setting for the majority of Violeta’s scenes.

The seven-episode storyline includes how Layla became the lord of the castle and eventually transformed into the black witch with an unpredictable mood.

This undoubtedly demanded strong acting skills, as she transitioned from an innocent and naive girl to a later ruthless and cruel persona. Those were two very extreme ends.

Entering the estate.

Ward was discussing camera angles with the director.

Several crew members were setting up the scene.

When Violeta arrived, Wade beamed at her and said, “Our leading lady is here.”

A shy smile flashed across Violeta’s face, but she greeted them politely. “Hello, Mr. Howell and Director Rufus.”

It was Rufus’s first time meeting Violeta. Wade handpicked her, lavishing her with high praise. Before meeting Violeta, Rufus had developed a keen interest in her.

When he saw Violeta today, his gaze discreetly assessed her. At the very least, he was satisfied with her appearance.

Layla’s character was the bewitching beauty of the realm, and though she was a black witch, the villain was often extraordinarily beautiful.

Violeta’s looks indeed matched the title of the most beautiful woman.

ride here? Would you like to

“I’m fine. I

about having the crew show you around? The scenery here is truly

crew member brought over

to give

aside her crutches and sat in the wheelchair. She remarked,

the wheelchair, Rufus already envisioned the scenes of ‘Layla’ sitting

thought to himself that Wade’s eye for casting was indeed sharp. After all, no one knew his characters better

crew member pushed Violeta around

a mere seven-episode story was planned to span four months, even longer than the dozens of episodes of Nolan’s ‘Spring in Moon City’. Wade’s meticulous attention to detail for the scenes was sometimes so extreme

the female lead, only the third

to Crurgh’s Veilmist Lake for auditions, which took a whole-day

a plethora of

industry flooded into Crurgh. Some even jokingly called Veilmist Lake a mini-Hori

half a month. She had memorised the script

this half-month, Wade

auditioned thousands of actors together, from

scenes to minor characters with only

eighty sets of costumes made for

most satisfying

they

same table were industry big names, with Violeta being the only

third female leads and the supporting male actors had

seasoned actors in

worked with as an extra in her previous life, all with excellent reputations, solidly B-class