The following day, Livia was sitting in his room, informing Aren about the drama's situation.
"The script you selected wasn't from a drama production. It's from a novelist who wrote a novel with the same name and now wants to have it adapted into a drama."
Aren's eyes widened slightly in surprise, not expecting the script to not even have a drama crew ready.
"Then why is he sending the script to me? Shouldn't he approach production houses and platforms to pitch his script for a drama adaptation?"
Usually, the novelists weren't the ones to pitch their dramas for adaptations; instead, it would be production companies that see potential in their novel and then adapt it into a drama format.
Moreover, what was he, a rookie actor, supposed to do when a production crew hadn't even been assembled?
If he were an established A-Lister, then he might've had the influence and connections to gather a crew himself; however, at his current level, it was difficult.
