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On the day of the Fire Sun, the weather was as clear as a piece of blue paper. The hot sun disappeared, and the cool temperature made people very comfortable. A few thin white clouds floated in the sky, as if they had been diluted

Generally, there is no thickness to speak of.

Near noon, a large number of people gathered outside Ogisan's small shop. They unloaded a lot of things from a van. Then, there was a busy scene, and machines and various equipment began to be set up around it.

And arrange the scene.

"Nakamura-san, what shall I do next?"

Hearing the noise outside, Ogi-san walked out of the store. Seeing the bustle outside, he knew that the film shooting team was coming, so he stepped forward to greet him and found Masahiro Nakamura who was directing everyone.<

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"You don't need to act, just carry out business in the store as usual."

After stopping the command, Nakamura Masahiro turned to look at Ogissan, smiled at him and said, "Just show your truest state."

To be honest, the acting skills of the characters in this movie, whether they are protagonists, supporting roles, or fleeting supporting roles, are not guaranteed. After all, they are all amateurs and have not studied acting professionally. What can be expected from them?

Acting skills, even if you want to eat peaches.

Therefore, Nakamura Masahiro will not have any acting requirements, only that they show their truest state. As the saying goes, life is like a play, and play is like life. As long as they regard the characters as themselves, there will be no acting problem.
In life, everyone is actually an actor, and various emotions of joy, anger, sorrow, and joy are staged in turn. The so-called explosion of acting skills is probably like this. However, when facing the camera, only a few people can interpret it naturally.
"No need to act? Show your truest state?"

Masahiro Nakamura's words made Ogissan hesitate, and he was still a little nervous. Although he had already given detailed instructions during the previous communication, when the matter came, he still lacked confidence and was always worried that he could not do it well.
After all, this is making a movie. For ordinary people, this kind of thing is very high-level. In addition to the shrouded mystery, there is also a sense of respect and piety. Now that you have the opportunity to appear in a movie, how could you not do it?

How about caution?

"Yes, that's it. Don't think too much, just be normal and have a more natural expression."

As for Ogi-san's psychological thoughts, Nakamura Masahiro can make a rough guess. As a member who has been at the bottom of the domestic film and television industry, he understands the thoughts and psychology of ordinary people very well. Therefore, he enlightened Ogi-san,

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That's no problem at all.

"Okay, Nakamura-san, I listen to you."

Now that Nakamura Masahiro said so, Ogissan couldn't say anything else. He breathed a long sigh of relief, as if a huge stone had been lifted from his heart, and walked back to the store. However, looking at the solemn look on his face

The expression on his face is obviously not so easy to let go of.

"Nakamura-san, everyone has set up. When will we start shooting?"

Shinichiro Ueda held the position of assistant director in the crew, but he was actually doing the job of executive director. After everything was arranged on the shooting scene, he trotted up to Masahiro Nakamura and asked with a respectful look.

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Shinichiro Ueda is much older, but in front of the supervisor Masahiro Nakamura, he has no idea of ​​showing off. On the one hand, because Masahiro Nakamura is the boss of the entire crew and the boss who hires him, the boss must not be offended.

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On the other hand, Nakamura Masahiro is much more capable than him, and he can be regarded as a proper senior in the workplace. With an attitude of modest study and mixed seniority, Shinichiro Ueda has been completing various tasks in a low-key manner.

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"Let everyone get ready, let's go through it twice first."

Nodding with satisfaction, Nakamura Masahiro glanced around at the people who were ready, waved his hand and ordered: "If you are sure there is no problem, then start the official shooting."

"Hi, I got it."

Ueda Shinichiro nodded solemnly, but his appearance was somewhat joyful, which diluted the seriousness somewhat. He turned and left, running back and forth in small steps, and loudly greeted the crew

Each post conveyed the instructions given by Nakamura Masahiro one by one: "Everyone, be prepared. Go through it twice to confirm whether there are any problems."

Generally speaking, before the official shooting of the crew begins, everyone will go through the content to be shot twice in advance, which is commonly known as walking. In addition to allowing the actors to become more familiar with each other, the more important thing is to allow the crew to

Each position can also be adjusted.

After all, whether it is the angle of the lens or the choice of camera position, everything is very important. Filmmaking is a very rigorous matter. If you are a little relaxed or careless, the final effect will be very intuitive.

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Perhaps, a mature professional team can use their rich experience to circumvent, but this poor team pulled by Nakamura Masahiro cannot. Except for a few people with little experience, most of them are newbies who have just entered the industry. Many of them are newbies.

Every place needs Nakamura Masahiro’s step-by-step guidance.

Therefore, no matter what aspect of the matter, Nakamura Masahiro attaches great importance to it. It's okay not to pay attention to it. He is the only one who is truly reliable. If he tries to be lazy and leaves it to them, Nakamura Masahiro cannot let go of that concern.

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As each position was ready, the atmosphere at the scene began to become tense. In a solemn atmosphere, everyone silently made the final adjustments. In the eyes of everyone, Shinichiro Ueda walked to the camera with the clapper board.

Although the machine was not turned on, Okita Eitarō, who was serving as the cinematographer, still stood in front of the machine very conscientiously, looking attentive. A little further away, Yosuke Mukai, who was already dressed in a suit and ties, was holding a briefcase.

He is also ready.

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"Start."

As Shinichiro Ueda's words fell, the clapperboard in his hand also fell heavily, and under the collision, it made a crisp sound. His footsteps quickly moved back, and after taking several steps back, Shinichiro Ueda dodged to one side.<

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A little further away, Yosuke Mukai walked towards this side expressionlessly. His body seemed upright, but there was still a faint arc, which made people feel that his figure was stooped inexplicably. In his hands

My briefcase was slightly tilted, but I didn’t care at all.

The pace he walked forward was neither fast nor slow. It was slightly smaller than normal walking. It seemed a bit heavy and was firmly enveloped by an atmosphere called depression. It was obviously just a state of walking, but it seemed to reveal something about it.

Lots of information.

Nakamura Masahiro stood next to Okita Eitarō. He stared at Yosuke Mukai intently. He crossed his arms and tapped his chin unconsciously a few times. As for the performance in front of Yosuke Mukai, he was very satisfied.

Yes, it was worth it that he dragged the other party to the road and practiced his walking posture for several days.

"Stop, prepare for the second time."

The first pass went smoothly and took less than ten minutes. After Yosuke Mukai walked out of the camera range, Shinichiro Ueda immediately stepped forward, followed the formal process, and then loudly greeted everyone to do it again.

Because the first pass went very smoothly, the tense atmosphere at the scene eased a little, and everyone seemed a little more relaxed. With such a smooth start, maybe the actual shooting will continue smoothly.<

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"Start."

As soon as Shinichiro Ueda finished speaking, he slammed the board down again, and then stepped aside. He held a score sheet in his left hand and a pen in his right hand, recording something from time to time.

Mukai Yosuke still performed perfectly, reproducing the first performance without any problems. After a while, he ended the performance smoothly, and his expression became slightly more relaxed. Obviously, these two times went smoothly.

It gave him a lot of confidence.

"Stop, everyone is preparing for the official shooting. Attention all units!"

After passing it twice smoothly, Ueda Shinichiro felt a lot happier. After greeting everyone to get ready, he leaned in front of Nakamura Masahiro and asked seriously: "Nakamura-san, do you want to start the formal process?"

Shooting?"

"Let's officially begin."

Nodding towards Shinichiro Ueda, Nakamura Masahiro turned to Okita Nagataro and ordered: "Okita, turn on the machine and prepare for the official shooting."

"Hi, received."

Okita Eitarō lowered his head and responded, and immediately began to operate the machine. He had some experience and had been trained by Masahiro Nakamura many times, so he was relatively familiar with it, so he also accumulated some confidence.

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The equipment used for filming was all lent by Hokuriku Broadcasting, and was included in their investment. Although the machines were relatively old models, they were well maintained, so there was no problem in using them.

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However, with the popularization of digital photography, these old models of machines will slowly face the fate of being eliminated. This is the general trend, and no one can stop it. Of course, for Nakamura Masahiro, those are still too far away.

The most important thing right now is to use these machines to shoot movies.

"Start."

Masahiro Nakamura took two steps forward and announced the start of filming with a loud voice. Then he sat down in front of the monitor and looked at the screen attentively.

Due to the smooth passing of the first two times, everyone was relatively familiar with each other now, and the entire crew was running more smoothly. After Shinichiro Ueda made the decision, he immediately left, and the relevant personnel also held their breaths and had a tacit understanding.

They maintained a quiet atmosphere, waiting for Yosuke Mukai's performance.