The series revolves around the senior and junior units of a high school film club. The jobs range from camera man to scriptwriter to director to actor to gofer.
Nearly every volume tackles a particular production. The production isn't simply the container. Like with Semantic Error, the project is directly linked to the lovers' characters. 
One character wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life. When he gets roped into one of the club's productions, his ability to act leads him to join the drama club.
A scriptwriter/director argues with his lover over the purpose of a film. Giichi perceives a film in artistic terms. His lover sees it more as a team project, a way to bring people together. And yet they both love film and work very hard on their projects. 
The gofer or production assistant or runner is on the set to get a boyfriend. However, he works hard. The film club fits his style since he has the ability to quickly master tasks and subsequently got bored in other clubs. With the film club, he stays long enough to invest himself and build relationships.
Love of the trade seeps through the volumes--it matters what the characters do, to the readers and to the writer.
