How had Maria become the chief director of the Legend of Anne?

Even though she was only the acting chief director, it was still an incredible feat.

What qualifications or skills did she have to achieve it?

As if reading Bill's mind, Vivian said sourly, “As the script supervisor, Maria was with Mr. Jackson all the time. Out of all the crew members, she knows best about his vision for the show. Therefore, after Mr. Jackson fell sick, he directly appointed Maria to take over his position as chief director. Of course, she is just his mouthpiece."

Hearing this, Bill understood how Maria had clinched the position of chief director, but he thought it was a pity.

Maria was not his biological daughter, and he didn't care about her at all.

Vivian was different. How he wished that Vivian could replace Maria as the acting chief director.

“Such a shame! Vivian, if only you were her. How can Maria get such a good opportunity? What a waste."

Hearing this, Vivian also nodded with grievance.

She had the same thoughts as her father.

Whether Maria was just a mouthpiece or not, it was her name that would appear as the acting chief director in the credits of the show.

Such a great honor would definitely help fast track anyone's career. Luck seemed to be on Maria's side.

Just then, Bill's eyes lit up, as if a great idea had just occurred to him. He turned to Vivian and said animatedly, “Vivian, what if I persuade Maria to step down and let you be the acting chief director..."

Even before her father finished his words, Vivian's heart raced with excitement.

Was his idea plausible?

Maybe!

In Vivian's eyes, she and Maria were equally qualified to be the chief director since they only had to take orders from Francis. She believed that as long as Maria briefed her about Francis' instructions, she could also direct the show smoothly.

“No way."

A clear voice, like ice water pouring on their heads, woke the father and daughter up from their daydreaming.

Julie said slowly, "If I were Maria, I would rather cut off ties with the Jenkins family than give up such an opportunity.”