When the director shouted "Begin", Jiang Yu tightly wrapped herself in her tattered clothes and looked out of the window, but she didn't know where to look.
This scene was originally set at night, and the director intended to use the moonlight to contrast the helplessness and despair of the character at this time.
However, in order to save time, the director changed the setting to afternoon. Therefore, what shone on Jiang Yu's face was not the moonlight, but the evening light of the setting sun.
The warm light shone on Jiang Yu's face, making it seem as if her face was enveloped by the burning clouds in the distance.
At first, the director was a little worried that the evening light would not be able to create that kind of desolate and helpless effect. After all, in such a scene, it was usually a harmonious and warm scene. Such a scene was really rare.
However, reality proved that the director was overthinking it.
