There is a joke in the film industry: those who know how to record sound become sound engineers, those who know cinematography become cinematographers, those who know makeup become makeup artists, those who know screenwriting become screenwriters, and those who know nothing at all become directors.
In some people's eyes, being a director is nothing much—just sitting in a chair holding a megaphone or a walkie-talkie and shouting, while actually knowing nothing.
Such jokes are only meant for outsiders to chuckle at. It is a casual joke, and nothing more than a joke; anyone who takes it seriously is a fool.
Chapter 92