<div style="text-align: justify;">Monday, September 12th 2016 - 6 a.m.<br/><br/>"Oh, God, I wanna sleep more", Patty Bradley, the woman in charge, groaned softly while a man handed her a large black coffee. With a happy sigh, she sipped it and kissed the man's lips. "Thanks, Rick. Now go to your place, we'll start as soon as everyone is on their places too", she requested, feeling energized after the first sips on her morning coffee. Another day, and she really hoped they could finish the scene before lunch. For some reason, everything in this specific scene seemed to be going wrong. <br/><br/>"Brad, mark!", she yelled to the man who seemed a little anxious. That wasn't really a surprise, Brad was always nervous before a scene. It was dumb, Patty thought to herself while she watched her husband take his place behind the camera. He was a damn good actor, all he needed was to trust himself a little more. <br/><br/>While the actor took his mark, Patty looked at the set. It looked great, she had to admit. "Jeremy!", she called out to the set designer, and waited to have his attention before speaking. "Great job with this set!", the woman completed. She could be difficult, but Patricia definitely knew how to give credit where it was due. The costumes were also great, but she wouldn't compliment Maurice, just because she loved seeing the disappointment on his face when she didn't notice how great of a job he had done.<br/><br/>"Make up looks great too, Garth", she completed, gesturing for the actress. "Nat, you look as good as it's gonna get. I would like to see you on your mark today", the woman stated, somewhat impatiently. Not even bothering to wait for the actress to get to her mark, she started going over the scene again. "All right, I want to finish this scene so we can move on. Let's go over it. I want rain, Jeremy, and as soon as Brad yells for Natayla's character, I need thunder. Loud, but not enough to cover his voice. Nat, you run from him as soon as the sound fades, and trip when he calls your name again. And for the love of God, fall into the damn puddle and stay there until he reaches you".<br/><br/>Patricia knew she was sounding harsh, but this scene seemed to have been cursed. The movie was basically a Rosemary's baby rip-off, but the screenwriter was probably sleeping with the right people, so the studio had decided it was a masterpiece. Whatever, it was keeping them busy and paying the bills, after all. For some reason, though, it seemed as though something didn't want the movie to be made. This stupid scene should have been done ages ago, so they could move into the actual meaty part of the story. <br/><br/>"All right, everyone who needs to be in front of a camera, marks! Whoever wants to watch the scene, can watch, but I want complete silence apart from the sound effects. And nobody leaves this set until this scene is done. Go!", Patty shouted, deciding that they would finish this scene today, no matter what. If she had to kill someone to get this done, she would.</div>