Exploiting Hollywood 1980

"Exploiting Hollywood 1980 ()"!

"The electric film winder seems to be stuck," the director of photography, Matthew, looked at the camera and whispered to the director Ronald next to him.

"This broken camera should have been replaced long ago." Ronald scolded in his heart, there is no good for cheap, and it really is the garbage left by Universal for the "fast pace" low-cost production crew.

"what is the problem?"

"It could be a problem with the electric motor."

"Can it be fixed?"

"It's hard to say. I don't think it needs to be repaired. I'll replace it with a spare film cartridge and take it to Universal tomorrow so that the manufacturer can repair it. Make sure to shoot first."

"Well, be careful next, I'm always worried about this camera."

The film is exposed to 24 frames of film in one second. The film is placed in the film magazine and driven by an electric motor, which passes through the shutter at a constant speed of 24 frames per second. After the motor failed, the film winder could not rewind the film, and an 11-minute roll of film was stuck in the box and could not move.

"Fortunately, I replaced the lens I just shot, and this new roll of film has just been replaced."

"Okay, we'll start when you replace the spare box."

After the spare parts were replaced, Ronald finally took a complete shot of the game hall. The crew moved to burger joints across the United States.

Here's a shot of Sean Penn and his little brother, with the character played by Eric Stoltz, going to the American Burger for dinner.

Brad, played by Judge Reinhold, is a foreman in Hamburg, and his subordinate is played by Nicholas Coppola.

Ronald finally gave Nicholas a chance to get a membership card of the Screen Actors Guild.

"Spicoli, you come in with Eric Stoltz's little brother, take off your shirt when you get to the table, and then we all pool together to buy a hamburger."

"Director, can you be like Spiccoli, instead of calling me Eric, call me the name of the character in the movie?"

Eric Stoltz is familiar with Sean Penn and admires Sean's acting methods. He happens to be just an adult. After he has an idol, he wants to learn everything.

"You don't have a name in the script,

It's called Spiccoli's little brother, and I'll call you Spiccoli's little brother in the future? ' Ronald said to Stoltz angrily.

"Uh, well, I thought he'd have a name." Eric Stoltz sullenly.

"It doesn't matter, little brother, as long as you find the right way, you will become a successful actor." St... Sean Penn was preaching to Stoltz.

Nicholas Coppola, on the other side, was also making preparations.

"Hi, Brad."

"Hey, Brad."

"Hello, Brad."

Nicholas is practicing different tones for this line.

"Nick," Ronald pulled him aside, "I know you don't want to insult the name Coppola, but we're a small production, and you don't need to practice so much.

Save your energy and desire to perform, and I'll give you some positive shots when you wait for the next episode, and that's when you'll explode, okay? "

"Thank you, Director Ronald." Nicholas Coppola really stopped practicing his lines, instead he took out a small mirror from his pocket and began to comb his hair carefully.

"Now go back to me obediently and say your line." Ronald patted him on the shoulder.

What kind of lunatic did you choose? This is just a low-cost youth exploitation film, do you want to act as the "Godfather"?

Ronald smiled silently. In any case, it is a good thing for an actor to have a strong enterprising spirit. As long as it is within his control, there is no problem.

The two bastards played by Sean Penn and Eric Stoltz got into the All-American Burger where Brad worked.

In order to cool and show his personality, he also took off his T-shirt and talked in the burger joint shirtless.

Their classmate Brad, wearing a part-time foreman uniform, came out from the back, pointed to the sign in the store, and told his classmates that the store is not allowed to be shirtless. And taught them a lesson, let them find a part-time job and earn money by themselves, so they can't even afford a hamburger.

Spiccoli and the younger brothers, after Brad left, instead loudly imitated Brad's tone of teaching them, and began to laugh at Brad's seriousness.

Brad after returning to the counter greeted the clerk played by Nicholas Coppola, "Hi, Brad."

"Cut!"

Ronald stopped the filming. These shots were good, and the camera didn't have any more problems. Everyone started to turn around to shoot the high school cheerleaders and a few shots in the mall.

"Hi Pamela" novelist Cameron Crowe greets a cheerleader.

"You know each other?" Ronald asked Crow when he waited for him to arrive.

"It's an acquaintance of my girlfriend, who's not small, Pamela, the sister of rock star Bruce Springsteen."

"Oh," Ronald knew that Crowe had been a columnist for rock magazines for many years, and he was familiar with the heads of rock circles.

It just so happened that he didn't care much about the casting of group performances and minor supporting roles, and Crosse brought in a few acquaintances from the rock circle.

"Are you interested in her? I'll introduce you to you," Crow smiled. "Everyone in the rock circle looks like they appear in a movie. Pamela also mentioned you to me and said that she had seen your 'Rock and Roll High School'."

"I didn't shoot it, I was just a director in the second group." Ronald shook his head and rejected Crow's kindness.

"It's a girl with buck teeth, not my cup of tea." Ronald smiled, but the cheerleader next to him was in better shape, and he didn't know what it was called.

"What's that girl's name?" Ronald asked the assistant beside him.

"Oh, Carrie Maloney. From the National Shakespeare Company, used to play Shakespeare."

Still playing Shakespeare. Forget it, such actresses are generally very ambitious. They don't necessarily have to pay the price they want.

"Hi, my name is Spiccoli, what's your name?"

However, Sean Penn took a fancy to Pamela Springsteen and approached her in the past. I don't know if he is going to strike up a conversation in his own identity, or is he playing Spiccoli?

During the filming of the crew, the actors, actresses and staff were far away from their families, and they worked overtime and night shifts for their parents. In fact, there are many dew couples in the crew.

After filming, everyone went their separate ways. When we meet again, we will smile and be friends. This is the modern romance between men and women in the film and television industry.

"Prepare for the next game." Ronald motioned to the assistant director to speak.

Forget about flirting, get down to business first.

Shooting today was a bit slower than yesterday. Aside from the fact that there are no two venues taking turns lighting and shooting, the speed of the camera crew is slower than yesterday.

Ronald found the director of photography, Matthew, to be very nervous. Before each shoot, he repeatedly checked the film magazine of the camera to avoid the situation of film jams.

This caution made the entire photography team very cautious, but it still slowed down the overall shooting progress.

Moving forward slowly, I finally captured the last few shots of the night.

Ronald had the cheerleaders lean against the end of the escalator and filmed a few reaction shots of them and Brad, who was looking up to work and earn money.

"Recording? Camera?!"

Pamela Springsteen, with Kelly Maloney posing for one of the few frontal close-ups of themselves on film. "

"Cut!"

Matthew stopped, and the film stuck again.

Ronald stepped forward and stared at the clunky camera in annoyance.

What "UltraCam", I think "UltraJam"

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