China Entertainment started from cutting off the Hu in 1995

Wu Yuchen actually didn't attach much importance to the cut MV, because the materials used were from martial arts movies, and he was just an editor. Twenty years from now, any enthusiast can do this on his mobile phone, but it may not be as well matched as him, and it may not have such a silky smooth effect.

When he was pulled into the house, Wu Yuchen still thought of just agreeing, just as a favor.

As a result, before he could say anything, Tu Honggang reported the number 20,000, which really shocked him. What’s more, they consider it as songwriting and songwriting fees, and even solve your worries. Are people nowadays so particular?

Wu Yuchen looked at Tu Honggang in front of him and couldn't help but think of the rumors that he failed miserably in business several times.

Tu Honggang was a face-loving person who was very loyal and generous with his money. He would not pay any debts due to arrears. He was also a gangster in his management. Naturally, his business failed again and again. After he realized that he was not the material, he became honest and honest. Back to the family.

But you have to admit, it’s really cool to be friends with Lao Tu, who exudes generosity and righteousness!

"Teacher Tu..."

"No, call me brother!" Tu Honggang waved his hand directly.

After Wu Yuchen was interrupted, he also changed his words:

"Brother, I want to remind you one thing. You should be able to tell that these materials are all cut from movies. We should have no problem showing the documentary, but if you use it for commercial purposes, it may cause copyright disputes."

Although 20,000 yuan was tempting, he didn't agree directly. He thought it would be better to explain it clearly in advance.

Tu Honggang couldn't help laughing when he heard this, patted Wu Yuchen on the shoulder and said:

"Brother, you are so naive, isn't it just a Hong Kong and Taiwan movie? Can you sue us? Let me tell you this, we in mainland China don't do this!

Look at that video, how many Hong Kong and Taiwan pop songs he sang in his early years, and a lot of collection tapes were released. Wasn’t he signed by Wanwan Forma Records the year before last? Who sued her? "

Tu Honggang didn't say it was him. He also started his career by covering various male singers from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Qi Qin, Wang Jie, Fei Yuqing, etc. were all covered by him. All the tapes he released were covers. At his peak, he participated in the recording of a compilation album in one year. There are 40 to 50 sheets.

Everyone is playing this way, who has paid a penny for the copyright fee? If you mention copyright to him, will he care about it?

Wu Yuchen also knows this. These days, no company will come to mainland China to pursue copyright liability. Not to mention whether you win or not, even if you win, you won't lose much money. Maybe I'll throw you a few hundred yuan, but you won't get any benefit from all the effort. In the end, you will get more and more angry as you think about it. It's really not worth it. when.

It can be said that the current continent is in an era of barbaric growth, providing a hotbed of protection for all kinds of piracy.

Therefore, entertainment companies in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and even Europe and the United States simply chose to give up on copyright pursuits and focus on cultivating potential customers. In fact, this strategy is correct to a certain extent. Twenty years later, many outdated Hong Kong and Taiwan celebrities were able to use various emotions and filters to make money in the mainland. Isn't it because of this?

Seeing that Tu Honggang himself didn't care, Wu Yuchen didn't say anything. Anyway, he has been reminded in place. If he is asked in the future, he will only say that he edited it for the documentary. Does Tu Honggang need to use it? Does that mean the production team does not agree?

Anyway, we are just kicking the ball around with each other, and we all understand it tacitly.

After Wu Yuchen came back from the side hall, he heard several people in the room chatting happily.

Now that the theme song is available, the documentary has basically reached the end, and it’s almost finished. Isn’t it worth being happy?

"This time we were able to produce the film so quickly. We have to give Xiao Wu a credit, otherwise we may not have a good year."

"Say Cao Cao, Cao Cao is back. Xiao Wu, I'm sorry for the effect you created today. When you make a movie in the future, I will definitely have to be the first audience!"

Wu Yuchen's heart moved when he heard this, and he replied directly: "Teacher Luo, in fact, I have already made a short film."

Everyone in the room looked surprised when they heard this, and couldn't help but ask: "Xiao Wu, didn't you say you were just a freshman?"

"That's what happened..." Wu Yuchen told the story of the previous filming process of "Car 44".

Everyone suddenly understood after hearing this, but looked at Wu Yuchen with a hint of appreciation. Although he said it simply, they knew what would happen if a freshman led a group of college students to make a short film. How difficult it is.

Wu Yuchen not only did it, but also accomplished it. This at least proves that he has the ability to lead organizations and create collaborations. For a director, this ability is sometimes more important than cultural and artistic attainments. And for more than a month, they have also noticed Wu Yuchen's talent and aura.

The combination of these two aspects makes everyone very optimistic about Wu Yuchen's future director career.

"Xiao Wu, we are really interested in your short film. Bring it here next time so that we can all enjoy it!"

"Don't take it for granted. I happened to have a video tape with me. Why don't I show it to all the teachers now?"

"Hey, isn't this a coincidence? Take it out quickly to open our eyes!" Several people couldn't help laughing.

This is certainly not a coincidence. Wu Yuchen has been here for more than a month, and he has basically figured out the identities of several old comrades. After all, they did not deliberately hide anything.

Therefore, he has been carrying the video tape with him these days, just to find an opportunity to broadcast "Che 44" before the documentary is finished to see what people's feedback is.

Wu Yuchen glanced at Uncle He without moving. His main target was him. After all, he was the former leader of Scissors.

Wu Yuchen put the video tape away, and everyone looked at the screen with expressions of interest, wanting to see what the short film produced by this freshman director with a group of students would look like.

Eleven minutes later, the entire hall was silent.

These decades-old comrades cannot be as angry as the young ones, but they were still shocked by this short film, especially the smile at the end, which was completely unexpected!

"Did you really take this photo?" Jia Leile turned around and asked, and everyone else's eyes were also focused on Wu Yuchen.

It’s not that the photo is not good, but it’s that it’s so good. Can a freshman take this photo?

To be honest, if I hadn't seen Xiao Wu's talent in this episode, I would have killed them if it was filmed by a freshman with a group of student kids!

Seeing Wu Yuchen nodding in confirmation, everyone could not help but sigh in their hearts again that this boy is talented. It is not an exaggeration to say that he has the qualifications to win!

"Xiao Wu, your short film is really intriguing. Please tell me..."

Next, naturally, there were various discussions about the content of the movie, which Wu Yuchen dealt with calmly.