"Lights!"
The director yelled.
"Camera!"
The lens focused.
"Action!"
Clap—!
The actors in the class instantly got into character as the atmosphere in the classroom shifted, turning tense.
The teacher, in a stern voice, reprimanded, "Is this your level? Why do all of you act so stiff? Have I not taught you to let the audience feel your emotions through your acting?"
He, shaking his head with a disappointed expression, continued, "You all are really hopeless."
He swept his gaze on them one by one.
"Some of you," his gaze rested on Luke Wartz, played by Tyler. "Act over-confidently, exaggerating your expressions."
Luke looked away awkwardly, not daring to match the professor's gaze.
"Some of you," his gaze drifted to Luke's right, to the girl in a white tshirt and blue jeans, the poor Ava Baker. "Are severely underconfident, as if you will die the next second. What are you even afraid of?"
Ava lowered her head in shame, her shoulders trembling nervously.
