With that, she stood up and sat on the director's seat.

Claire was in disbelief.

The actors too couldn't believe what they were seeing.

Claire stole a glance at the actors and actresses behind her, and sure enough, most of them Looked offended.

Maria had successfully irritated everyone. If they didn't hate her before this, they certainly did now.

The crew was yet to recover from the shock of Maria sitting in the director's seat when, Francis himself moved and sat down next to Maria's original seat.

He coughed a Little, and then took out a brand-new notebook from his backpack.

He searched through his bag for a long time, but it seemed like he didn't find whatever he was looking for.

He Looked up at Claire and asked, "Do you have an extra pen with you that I can borrow?"

“Well... Yes, sir... Right here." Claire took out a few pens from her bag and let him choose. Francis picked a pen and tried writing with it. Then he Looked up at the girl and thanked her.

Claire just nodded nervously. The only thing she was curious about at the moment, was what he wanted to do.

Her curiosity was soon satisfied.

It turned out Francis wanted to take notes of Maria's interpretation of the scenes.

To Claire's surprise, Jay also took out a notebook and a pen. They sat there Like good students who were ready to take their lectures.

Their actions confused all the other actors who didn't bother hiding their surprise.

Both Francis and Jay were influential figures in the entertainment circle. Were they really going to take down notes of this newbie's interpretation?

Just to show some respect to Francis and Jay, one by one, the other actors reluctantly followed after them and took out papers and pens.

Their initial reactions had been to question Maria‘s actions, but after seeing what the director did, they kept silent and watched.

The other best actor, Rooney Crawford was sitting next to Jay, his face a picture of confusion.

Obviously, Rooney also didn't understand what his colleague and the director were doing.

“Friendly reminder, take notes carefully," Jay said to Rooney in a very low voice.

Rooney furrowed his eyebrows, the lines at the side of his mouth becoming deep.

Rooney was even happier when he was chosen as the male lead of Mia's novel's movie adaption than he had been when he won the best actor award.

However, all of that joy and excitement died down when he heard that the female lead of the movie was a newcomer who had only participated in two reality shows. He was so sad that he literally got depressed for some days.