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Liu Yingjian felt that he had been fooled by these two people.

Why was he chatting with Cheng Shuo and planning to let them all play guest roles?

I finally knew where Cheng Shuo's 200,000 yuan of confidence came from. He used every penny wisely.

Looking at the camera in the corner, it was turned on at this time, capturing their expressions without any blind spots.

Liu Yingjian felt a little uncomfortable.

Although there were meeting minutes when he joined the group before, he had a feeling in his heart that this was a real start.

"We are short of a sound engineer."

Liu Yingjian took a deep breath and vomited out the biggest problem at the moment.

"This kind of handheld shooting requires the sound engineer to keep up with the rhythm."

Although his speech is the most annoying, after integrating into the crew, he is also the most urgent in making suggestions.

"It's best if you release another theme song."

Zhang Yuan nodded and continued his topic, "We have little investment and it is difficult to open publicity channels."

Cheng Shuo is always good at what he does, and the theme song is indeed one of the best ways to promote it.

"Fireworks Easily Cold" and "Thieves of Time" not only helped the movie to boost publicity, but also became a major label for Cheng Shuo.

He has many fans and needs a way to bring them into the theater.

Cheng Shuo twirled his fingers and said, "Caiyin, theme song."

"And there are sound effects."

Liu Yingjian picked up the water glass and said, "The simpler the appearance of the film, the better the production. Especially for ghost films, natural sound effects will not have a good effect."

"Okay, I'll take care of these."

Everyone looked at each other and curled their lips.

They were still not very optimistic about it, and the entire crew felt like they were about to be slapped on the forehead.

Cheng Shuo slapped his forehead and wanted to make a movie, but his manager Zhang Yuan formed a group of swindlers. They just slapped his forehead and got on the pirate ship.

Until now, I haven't even read the script in my hand, and I still have to help Cheng Shuo come up with plans.

"Furthermore, if you take the lead, do you want to direct and act on your own?"

Liu Yingjian seemed to express his concerns tactfully, but when he said it he got straight to the point: "Editing and directing are two different jobs."

Wen Dong blew the foam from the tea with an attitude that it had nothing to do with him.

Anyway, he is a makeup artist and can't get involved.

Lighting engineer Sun Jingliang combed his hair. He had been silent for a long time. He finally started talking and said quietly: "It's not easy for ghost movies to pass the review..."

When he said these words, everyone suddenly stopped.

It's just that Cheng Shuo's movie has so many flaws that they even forgot this most fundamental issue.

Nowadays, ghost movies cannot have ghosts. In the end, they are almost all about mental illness.

Especially the audiences who bought tickets and went to the cinema were mentally devastated after watching it.

"This is no problem, it will definitely pass the trial."

Cheng Shuo waved his hand, indicating that this matter was not a problem at all.

He was very satisfied with the reaction of everyone in the audience, which is why he did not reveal the script to them first.

The more serious they are now, the better the response will be later.

Even the staff has no confidence in this film, and the contrasting emotions that the audience can relate to are definitely better.

Of course, there is another very trivial reason for not showing them the script.

Because Cheng Shuo doesn't have a script yet...

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Cheng Shuo didn't have a script in his hand, he only knew it.

Zhang Yuan ran around like crazy, really thinking that Cheng Shuo was confident.

If he knew that he didn't even have a script, he would definitely be in a hurry with him.

But now it was no longer possible to hide it, and Zhang Yuan figured out the whole story even if his reaction was slow. He asked Cheng Shuo again and again for a script to stabilize the morale of the army, but was pushed back by him for various reasons.

Cheng Shuo is playing with empty gloves.

Faced with his cross-examination, Cheng Shuo ignored him and became adamant. His face turned red and he argued: "Formulating a team cannot be called cheating. Can engaging in art be considered cheating?"

Zhang Yuan waved his hand impatiently, Cheng Shuo said whatever he said made sense.

A bunch of names came out of his mouth, sometimes it was Kubrick, sometimes it was Wang Jing, which made Zhang Yuan extremely angry and laugh.

"Just play with fire, and your character will be ruined sooner or later."

"Summer insects cannot speak of ice."

Cheng Shuo snorted, it wasn't that he didn't have a script, it was that he hadn't actually watched "Far Cry".

He simply knew that this was a bad movie. How could an ordinary viewer have a tendency to commit suicide and watch it for himself? What was so bad about it?

"The Cameras Don't Stop" doesn't have an exciting main story, it just wins in setting.

Cheng Shuo wanted to make this setting even more exciting, and even before that, he had already thought about how to maximize publicity.

For example, "cooperating" with the crew of "Far Cry".

The director of "Far Cry" Zhong Ji-shang really wanted to promote this cooperation.

He was beaming at the wine table, looking at Cheng Shuo, as if he had seen a treasure.

She insisted on sitting next to him, and even pushed Yang Mi to the opposite side, as if this middleman had become a thorn in their side of communication.

"Cheng Shuo, I admire you very much. According to the director of Xiangjiang, your reputation is the best."

He expressed great pity, "It's a pity that you don't have the schedule, otherwise I would have rejected Chen Xiaochun and asked you to be the leading actor."

Cheng Shuo knew that what he said was polite, but he still went up the ladder and said, "The director is flattering me. I also want to work with you once. It's such a pity."

Zhong Jichang's eyes lit up, and he saw that it was right, and immediately said: "That's fine this time, you can play a guest role."

Cheng Shuo looked aside, and Yang Mi immediately lowered his head, not looking at him.

He signaled that Cheng Shuo should speak on his own and don't ask her to help him excuse himself.

"It's not impossible..."

"That's great!"

Chung Chi-chang clapped his hands excitedly, "Thanks to you, "Thieves of Time" got more than 20 million yuan more, and "Sword Rain" got an extra 5% of the film schedule with your name on it. You are now the savior of our director in the north.

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A series of high hats were thrown at Cheng Shuo's head desperately. Zhong Jichang complimented him for a long time without repeating a word, which made Cheng Shuo himself feel ashamed in a rare way.

Cheng Shuo finally found a chance to interrupt, "Director, please stop for a moment."

"Oh, you said."

Cheng Shuo clasped his hands together and inserted them between his legs. He acted a little shy. It seemed that what he said next might be a bit abrupt, which made it difficult for him to say it.

Seeing his appearance, Yang Mi couldn't help but sneered.

He is so good at acting that if you don't pay attention, you will think that he is having a heart-to-heart with you.

Just like now, do you think he is really coy? In fact, he is holding back his bad energy.

"Director, this is my first time..."

Zhong Jichang suddenly realized, "Oh, I know, you have a movie to make."

He pointed at Yang Mi next to him, "Mi Mi has told me that it's no problem for us to share the same venue. Our shooting plan is easy anyway."

Immediately he patted his chest again, looking like he was taking care of everything: "Furthermore, although I am not a great director, I have been in charge of photography for a while. If you don't understand, just discuss it with me. I will never

Don’t hide anything.”

Cheng Shuo nodded gratefully, "Then there are some omissions in my script. Can I borrow some of your settings?"

Before Zhong Jichang could speak, Cheng Shuo emphasized his tone again, "There are only character configurations and a few sentences of background. There is absolutely no plagiarism, as you know..."

"No need to say more." Zhong Jichang waved his hand grandly, "Feel free to use it. Good ideas are just for sharing. I will talk to the screenwriter and make sure there is no problem."

Zhong Jichang felt that today was an auspicious day in the lunar calendar, so he met Cheng Shuo through Yang Mi's lead.

Not only did he convince him to appear in the show, but he also became his stepping stone.

He had heard from Yang Mi that Cheng Shuo was preparing the script. What kind of good movie could be made with 200,000 yuan?

If the script structure of his film "Do Not Stop" is similar to that of his own "Far Cry", and the box office reputation goes up and down after its release, how will the audience react?

He wants to borrow character configuration and a few sentences of background? That won't work!

It would be best if his film is exactly the same as this one, so that the popularity will increase immediately.

Just in time, I can step on him to promote it.