Filming resumed early that morning.
The location was the exterior section of the train station, a large open area dressed to look abandoned, chaotic, and overrun. Barricades had been set up, warning signs scattered, and the background was filled with extras dressed as infected military personnel. The air felt heavy, even before the cameras started rolling.
Dayo stood near the monitors, hands in his jacket pockets, eyes fixed on the set. He listened closely as instructions were passed around.
"Positions, everyone."
"Camera one ready."
"Sound ready."
The scene was intense. It was the moment after the group discovered that the station had fallen. Soldiers had turned. Escape routes were gone. Panic was meant to feel real.
