The total investment for the youth film "When You're Lonely, Who Will You Miss?" won't exceed fifty million, yet the number of people signing up for the female lead audition was unexpectedly high.
Even though Delphine had delegated the task of setting up the studio to Kyla Zamora, she was still running herself ragged.
Not only were numerous investors reaching out proactively, but there were also countless people using connections to probe for information, try out for the roles, or seek collaborations.
Online, there wasn't just support but also skepticism. Although Delphine's acting skills were excellent, she was ultimately too young and not professionally trained. Before the film was released, many people were hesitant to believe that she had the capability for such a project.
The assistant director came recommended by Theodore Hughes—a young man fresh out of a professional film program named Lucian Bates.
