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Watching Shoji Ojo walk out of the office, Masahiro Nakamura quickly dialed the number of Yoshinori Kanemaru of Warner Company, intending to learn more about the situation.

"Nakamura-san, this is indeed what happened..."

After learning the reason behind Nakamura Masahiro's call, Kanemaru Yoshi quickly answered with a firm tone.

"Warner's marketing strategy in the North American film market is to focus on female independence."

"Well...."

After getting a positive answer from Kanemaru Yoshinoori, Nakamura Masahiro was a little stunned for a moment. He confirmed with a little hesitation: "I remember that the movie "Model Student" seems to have nothing to do with female independence, right?"

"The movie "Model Student" is a movie with a female protagonist, and that's enough..."

Kanemaru Yoshi clearly understood the marketing strategy of the movie "Model Student" in the North American market, but he did not intend to disclose it. He just comforted Nakamura Masahiro and said: "Warner will make corresponding arrangements for specific promotions, so you don't have to worry.

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After smacking his lips, Nakamura Masahiro couldn't say anything for a while. After all, the North American market for the movie "Model Student" was allocated to Warner Bros.

In terms of understanding of the North American film market, even though Masahiro Nakamura has rich experience before time travel, he cannot compare with Warner, which is a local company.

In other words, the so-called Wal-Mart shopping bag group has not yet emerged. Otherwise, Warner Company might also market this field.

I vaguely remember that the decline of Hollywood movies in the future started when the movies were filled with a large amount of politically correct content.

For example, the movie "Napoleon" directed by Ridley Scott was able to fictionalize a few black officers. Was there really any pure black officers in the First French Empire at that time?

Another example is the live-action movie "The Little Mermaid". The public's impression has always been that of a white-skinned and red-haired catfish, but suddenly it was replaced by a dark little catfish.

Is that really a mermaid? Could it be a genetic mutation? If a human prince can fall in love with her, he must be blinded by poison.

"By the way, Nakamura-san, remember not to miss the celebration party..."

After chatting politely for a while, before hanging up the phone, Yoshi Kanemaru did not forget to remind Masahiro Nakamura about attending the celebration banquet.

"Don't worry, I won't be absent."

Nakamura Masahiro sighed with a sense of sadness, and casually agreed and hung up the phone: He actually doesn't like overly lively occasions, but celebration banquets are obviously unavoidable.

Sitting in the office, Nakamura Masahiro's fingers were tapping the keyboard quickly. The content on the computer screen was the TV series script of "Hansawa Naoki".

Because he had the information in the memory fragments as a reference, Nakamura Masahiro wrote the script very quickly and had already completed most of the content before.

Compared with movie scripts, the difficulty of the TV series script for "Hansawa Naoki" is much lower, because this TV series is essentially a workplace drama.

Although the TV series also reflects a lot of the current situation of the Japanese workplace, the order of hierarchy in real society is not so easy to change.

The protagonist Naoki Hansawa in the drama can yell at his boss and slam the table, but if anyone does this in the real workplace, just pack up and get out.

Just like the so-called rectification of the workplace in the society on the other side, you can make similar jokes in short videos, but if the real society takes it seriously, it would be really stupid.

Time passed slowly and silently. When Nakamura Masahiro felt a little hungry, he stopped typing on the keyboard.

The TV series script of "Hansawa Naoki" has been roughly completed. If we make some modifications and adjustments later, there shouldn't be any major problems.

After stretching his waist and twisting his head a little, Nakamura Masahiro felt that his fatigue had subsided a little, and then he stood up.

After turning off the computer, Masahiro Nakamura walked towards the outside of the office. As soon as he reached the door, he saw his father Tomimasa Nakamura coming over with two lunch boxes.

"You haven't eaten yet?"

After gesturing to the bento in his hand, Nakamura Tomimasa handed one to Nakamura Masahiro, and he said, "I went down to buy a bento, and I brought one up for you by the way."

Originally, Nakamura Masahiro planned to go out to eat. Now that his father had returned with a lunch box, he was too lazy to go out to eat again, so he took the lunch box obediently.

"By the way, don't you want to take photos of the fireworks artist? I have contacted the local craftsmen for you, and you can go and experience it then..."

"Can I go there these days?"

Masahiro Nakamura asked: "If we go back to Tokyo, it may be delayed for a long time."

"Can...."

I glanced at Nakamura Masahiro with some surprise. Nakamura Tomimasa didn't expect him to be so active. I originally thought that Nakamura Masahiro would consider experiencing the visit later.

"When do you plan to go? I'll let them know in advance."

"Uh...the day after tomorrow."

Nakamura Masahiro thought about it in his mind and asked: "Is it okay the day after tomorrow? After finishing the post-production of the advertising, I will go there to experience and visit for one day, and I will almost be ready to return to Tokyo."

"Okay..."

Nakamura Tomimasa had no objection. He quickly agreed and called the place directly in front of Nakamura Masahiro to agree on a time.

Although Hokuriku Broadcasting is just a remote local TV station, far from the media giants in Tokyo, it is quite effective in Ishikawa Prefecture.

Not to mention just craftsmen, even those high-ranking members of the county council still want to give the TV station face and preferential treatment.

After all, during the election, the congressmen all turn to the TV station. If they offend the TV station on weekdays, it will not be good during the election.

In addition, the TV stations have more or less dirty information about some congressmen. If the news comes out, they will inevitably be disgraced.

After a brief exchange, Nakamura Tomimasa left. Nakamura Masahiro started thinking about TV dramas about pyrotechnicians while eating his bento.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Although the subject is fireworks masters, it is certainly impossible for the TV series to focus on the fireworks masters. To put it bluntly, the fireworks masters are just embellishments for the development of the plot.

Just like many TV dramas from the other side of the country, no matter what the subject matter is, without the outer shell, it is essentially a love story.

A flash of inspiration flashed in his mind, and Nakamura Masahiro suddenly had some inspiration. He immediately put down his lunch, opened his laptop, and re-created a document.

The sound of tapping the keyboard continued, as rhythmic as playing a piano, and text content began to appear on the documents on the computer screen.

I don’t know how much time passed. When Nakamura Masahiro stopped typing on the keyboard, he realized that the bento next to him was completely cold.

"Nakamura-san, are you eating now?"

Suddenly, Oshiro Shoji's voice sounded. Nakamura Masahiro looked up and found Oshiro Shoji's figure appearing at the door of the office.

"Well...."

After opening his mouth, Nakamura Masahiro didn't know how to answer for a moment. He simply kept silent.

"Cold?"

Entering the office, Oshiro Shoji glanced at the cold bento on the table. There was nearly half of it left, and it didn't look like it was leftover.

According to his understanding of Nakamura Masahiro, the other party has always had a good appetite and does not have the habit of leaving food. With so much left in the lunch box, it is most likely that he was delayed in eating.

Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed the document on the computer screen. Shoji Oshiro glanced at it sideways, and he instantly understood the reason.

"I was writing a script just now..."

"Well, I suddenly had some inspiration just now, but I forgot to eat while writing."

Since Oshiro Shoji had already guessed it, Nakamura Masahiro confessed frankly: "It is a promotional TV series about cooperation, and I plan to focus on the pyrotechnics master."

"Fireworks master?"

Hearing this, Shoji Ojo suddenly became interested and asked: "Nakamura-san, why do you think of the profession of fireworks artist? Generally speaking, not many people would be interested in this profession..."

Everyone admires the beauty of the fireworks display with admiration, but when it comes to the craftsmen who provide technical support behind it, they are somewhat less interested.

Just like the delicacies that are sought after by diners, how are the delicacies made? But few people care about this issue.

"There are not many specialty professions in Kanazawa, but fireworks artist is one..."

After explaining casually, Nakamura Masahiro thought for a moment and then added: "Actually, the profession of fireworks artist is just an embellishment for the development of the plot, just a surface wrapped around the TV series."

"That's what you said..."

Shoji Oshiro deeply agrees with Nakamura Masahiro's remarks. Unless it is a real workplace drama, most TV dramas are just a layer of professional skin.

"If we simply photograph the profession of pyrotechnics, I'm afraid there won't be many audiences..."

Masahiro Nakamura is very clear about the audience psychology of TV dramas. Regardless of whether the audience likes to pay attention to diversification of choices, when they actually pick up the remote control, they tend to be inclined towards bloody and gossipy plots.

After all, the remote control of TV dramas is always in the hands of housewives. Women are naturally more emotional, and parents' filial piety is an eternal hot spot.

Well, although the TV drama script "Naoki Hansawa" written by Masahiro Nakamura can be regarded as a workplace drama, it is essentially a cool drama type. In a sense, it fits the point of being bloody.

"By the way, I almost forgot about the real thing..."

After chatting for a while, Ojo Shoji suddenly slapped his head, and his expression immediately became serious. He took out a document from his bag and placed it in front of Nakamura Masahiro.

"Nakamura-san, this is my resumption notice. In October, I will return to Kanazawa University."