He was nervous. It was not the
first time he was holding the cameras in his hands. He knew his job and he had
strived hard to reach where he has.
Yet that morning was different. After a fifteen years long struggle, he has
got his break. He was directing his movie.
As the celebrated actors looked
blank hoping to get a narrative from him, he smiled. The entire crew was awaiting
his move.
He uttered a small prayer and proceeded
towards the actors.
I am the captain, he thought. My confidence
or lack of it will affect everyone, he realized.
Dear Satya,
ReplyDeleteSome tense confusion in your narrative but the story shines through. I admire you for forging ahead with it There is no way I could do as well as you were our situations reversed. Good job.
Aloha,
Doug
Thanks Doug :)
DeleteDear Satya,
ReplyDeleteAn interesting perspective from a new director's point of view. I echo Doug, I admire anyone to can speak two or more languages.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Dear Rochelle,
DeleteThanks for the wonderful prompt and lovely feedback.
It is always a pleasure to sail through the boundaries and cut through the impossibles...
Life is a lengthy experiment...
And I am exploring!
Thanks :)
I enjoyed your story :)
ReplyDeleteThanks you :)
DeleteNice story, well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra :)
DeleteI'm sure a lot of leaders have this moment at the very beginning, when everyone is looking to them for direction and they realize just how much is resting on their shoulders. You expressed it wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot :)
DeleteA realistic situation that you have captured well
ReplyDeleteThanks Leslie :)
DeleteI like how you conveyed the director's feelings, that long wait of struggling and finally getting to direct his movie. I have a feeling that the movie's in good hands.
ReplyDeleteI hope so too...
DeleteThanks a lot for comments! :)