As soon as Leo got off the plane, he sent a message to Ethan, saying that he had landed safely, and then rushed to the set without stopping.
When he was brought to Chu Wei by the assistant director, he was wearing a long black down jacket and fiddling with equipment. When he saw someone coming, he just glanced at him and told the assistant in a cold tone, "Take him to the dressing room and put on the dragon robe before coming out."
So Leo's self-introduction, "Hello Director Chu, I am Leo," was stuck in his throat and he didn't have a chance to say it out.
Each crew has its own style and habits. An hour later, Leo, wearing a golden crown and a gorgeous dragon robe, sat in front of the mirror, letting the makeup artist paint on his face. He could only sigh in his heart - it was too efficient! He had estimated that it would take at least three or four hours to adjust the costume and put on makeup. Facts have proved that he thought too much.
The stylist was holding a needle and thread, helping him adjust the details of his clothes, and kindly gave him a little advice, "When you go out in a while, you don't need to say hello to Director Chu, just go directly to the camera and act. You can act in whatever scene the director says. If If you don’t say it, just do it yourself.”
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