167 That Sunday 5 (2/2)

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And before he could even say his retort and remind it of his state and the stern-looking woman by Alessa's side, it already declared its plan of silence.

He sighed and stared at the woman blinking her pretty hazel eyes innocently and expectantly at him.

'Just how many holes does this girl's brain have for pinning so much hope into someone not industry-related like me? What a weirdo.'

Though he badly wanted to say this, he summoned the nearly dead little gentleman from within him and asked, ”So how do you... usually train yourself? And what... motivates you to do so?”

The beautiful girl, who no longer had any recollection of what took place when Sofony visited, thought for a moment, tilting her little head to the side.

”I took lessons, I'm also doing my best to perfect my basics of how to build a character and break down a script. I'm currently focused on the side characters. To monitor myself and also see how I appear on the screen, I'm regularly filming scenes. Sometimes I show those filmed scenes to my co-workers and act in community theaters to get a hang on what it feels like to be filmed or act with people watching me.”

The young man was silent, his eyes were closed. He honestly didn't know much so he pestered the system to show him articles, manuals, and posts which he could use as references. The damn thing wanted at least fifty points for its service but he barraged it with insults so much that it stopped trying to take advantage of him.

Alessa patiently waited for him to say his opinions and take on her routines. She didn't reveal everything she knew as she still wanted to test Chris and see what he would say. Anyway, she was not expecting much since the guy did not seem the vocal one. She was reading him as someone who preferred to show than tell.

Unfortunately, even if he had something to show, his current condition wouldn't allow it.

She didn't wait for long for the man to open his expressive brown eyes and start speaking.

”I'd be honest... I don't know much... and can only point out what will seem obvious... to the eyes of normal people like me.”

She nodded, he continued.

”I commend you... for starting from the sides... Though if I would be allowed to say, actually, it doesn't really matter, for me... But yeah, you should not bite more than what you could chew... So, learn the story of the sides, how your character fits in... and why you say what you say in the scene... Then memorize the sides... The more you work with them... the easier it gets...”

After chanting the disclaimer in his head, he looked away and added, ”...probably. Who knows. It still depends on the person... since not all styles... and techniques are applicable to everyone...”

A dumbfounded look appeared on the girl's face, not expecting the seemingly half-hearted but actually substantial reply she received from the injured young man.