After shooting the scene, Mr. Finnegan was pretty pleased.

It seemed like this girl had gotten some pro tips or something. She did a lot better than in her last scene.

Though she wasn't quite there yet, he reckoned she could still be in the game with some training.

Stephanie was shivering from the cold after shooting. Maddie and Gillian quickly wrapped her up in a coat.

Mr. Finnegan raised an eyebrow at this and said, "Little girl, in my crew, we shoot on location at all times. You gotta dress for whatever season it is in the script. You think you can handle this?"

Still shivering, Stephanie replied, "If others can do it, so can I! Director, how do you think I did?"

"No good! Your acting sucks. If we weren't so desperate, we would never let a rookie like you play such an important role. I can't believe we couldn't find anyone better."

Frowning, Stephanie said, "If I'm so bad, why did you pick me? Just keep looking."

"You'll be okay with some polishing. You're it until we find someone better."

brag, but since you look down on me, I'll make you eat

let her

you were a little spitfire and would refuse to act! Alright, I'll look forward to being blown away

when do I join the

next to me and watch, observe others' acting, and learn. When you feel ready, you get on stage. This role is crucial, but half the film is yet to be shot, so no rush." "Huh? I

you got

go home and be with my mom on the weekend." And

"How about next Monday?"

"Next Monday works!"

next

"Sure thing, director!"

of the set, Maddie and

if you nail this film, you'll be Mr. Finnegan's

I don't have the confidence to

gotta believe in yourself. I think your acting just now was way better than

up to

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