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"You can't play Qu Xiaoxiao well because your state is not relaxed enough."

Yang Mi nodded, she was indeed not relaxed recently.

Seeing Cheng Shuo surveying the entire crew with ease, she felt that it was nothing more than that.

But the things she had to worry about were far less than before Cheng Shuo, and she was already so tired that she couldn't straighten up.

"The reason why you are not relaxed enough is because you bear too much burden."

Yang Mi nodded again. The workload of coordinating a drama is indeed different from that of being an actor, especially since the role she played was not easy for her.

"You bear too much burden because you opened a company."

Yang Mi instinctively wanted to continue nodding, but raised her eyebrows suspiciously, "You've seen Tu Qiong Dagger, right?"

Cheng Shuo shrugged, "If you think this method is wrong, then I have other methods."

"explain."

"I have three strategies: upper, middle and lower."

"The best solution?"

"The best thing is to put down what you are doing first. I think Wang Ziwen plays this role just right. You should take advantage of this time to sign up for a class and study hard."

"Pfft."

Seeing Cheng Shuo's serious expression, Dilireba, who was listening in the audience, was the first to not hold back her smile.

Before she could even smile, she was stopped by Yang Mi's eyes.

"It seems that you don't like this method very much. The best strategy is to extend the shooting time, put your scene later, and improve it while filming."

"Just tell me what to do."

It was impossible to extend the filming cycle. She had never thought about the reputation this drama would bring to her. Making money was the most important thing.

There are hundreds of people in the entire crew, and they spend money like water every day. She can't wait to finish filming tomorrow.

"Fine."

Cheng Shuo stood up and said, "I don't have much work over there, so I'll make a guest appearance as a director for you."

He is not idle either, he also has selfish motives.

This drama is not only funded by Yang Mi's studio, but Cheng Shuo also participates in the profit sharing.

Especially this kind of urban beauty drama, it is easy to become popular.

Although this drama only has a small number of episodes, there are countless bloody plots about family ethics, best friends fighting each other, and the heroine getting sick.

Compared with "Want to See You", there is less viewing threshold, and compared with "The Invisible Guardian", it has a larger audience.

It can be said that you can walk, and you can basically enjoy watching it without closing your eyes.

Seeing that Yang Mi was about to fail in her performance, he would definitely step in to help.

At least you can't let the money that should go into your pocket shrink.

Dilraba immediately clapped her hands and said, "Okay."

Yang Mi once again used her eyes to stop Dilraba's movements.

Glancing at Cheng Shuo, she instinctively felt that Cheng Shuo had no good intentions.

But there was no other way at the moment, so she could only bite the bullet and respond.

Let's treat a dead horse as a living horse doctor.

...

The filming of "Ode to Joy" still revolves around a short and fast way, with fast cuts, fast pace, and fast dialogues.

Different from "The Invisible Guardian", this drama tells the story from the perspective of the five heroines. Without a main perspective like Xiao Tu, they have more and less shots.

If you want to make the characters stand up in a limited space, you need more plot advancement.

The filming was divided into three ABC groups. Cheng Shuo originally wanted to be the director of Yang Mi's C group, but the chief director Jian Dao didn't have any airs and directly handed over all the work to Cheng Shuo.

Cheng Shuo has many awards in his hands, and he also wants to take a good look at how this director directs.

Before dawn, the crew was ready to go.

At the shooting scene, everyone's expressions were a little strange.

Not only were the three groups reunited, but the person sitting in the director's chair also changed.

Several heroines gathered next to Cheng Shuo and curiously looked at the new director who had just taken office.

Jiang Xin and Liu Tao entered the industry very early and have considerable say in the crew.

Facing Cheng Shuo, their attitude was also very easy-going.

After all, I heard from the crew that their role was assigned by Cheng Shuo.

Especially for Liu Tao, when she returned to the entertainment industry, she had few works that could make her famous. Now sending Andy, the heroine, to her head is tantamount to giving timely help.

After a brief exchange of pleasantries, everyone gradually became familiar with each other.

After walking through the scene twice before filming started, the crew got back on their feet. Although there was a new director, they obviously weren't affected too much.

This scene is also a group scene, which is quite difficult to coordinate.

Director Jian obviously wanted to see Cheng Shuo's ability to control a group scene, so he moved the scene slightly forward.

"Let's hit the board."

"ACTION!"

A group of people gathered around the hot pot, with Liu Tao at the head.

She was always in a relaxed state, and the shop felt warm when she looked at it.

Compared with her, Yang Mi, who was second in the seat, was a little cramped.

She wanted to express herself too much, but was dragged down by her previous performance.

The harder you exert yourself, the less on point your state becomes.

It can be seen from the performance, not to mention playing against Liu Tao, even when playing against Yang Zi, he is visibly at a disadvantage.

Jian Chuanhe wanted to say more, but when Cheng Shuo didn't respond, he closed his mouth.

"You're the only one who's greedy, but no one else has eaten."

"What's going on? Master doesn't show his power. Do you want to rebel?"

Yang Mi was originally supposed to show a funny expression in this paragraph, but when the words came to his mouth, he took on a more questioning tone.

At the warm dinner table, her lines were particularly stiff, and the atmosphere she had managed to create was broken with the opening of her mouth.

Everyone present frowned secretly.

The camera glanced in the direction of Cheng Shuo, but all he saw was that he was staring at the monitor without any thought of shouting.

It wasn't until this point was completed that Cheng Shuo slowly called out the sound card.

The sound was so late that the staff at the venue were a little dissatisfied.

This must not be left behind, even a newcomer who has only been in the industry for a few months can see this.

Moving their eyes to Cheng Shuo, the excitement in their eyes was much less.

Naturally, they would not question Cheng Shuo's level. With "Peace Hotel" clearly displayed there, no matter how high-minded they were, how could they compare to the professional judges?

It's just that this scene now makes them a little suspicious.

In the end, he was just a part of the show, so it makes sense that he didn't take the show seriously.

It's just a pain for them, this drama has a good foundation, not to mention the actors becoming famous from this drama, their resumes will also increase with it.

But if this drama is in their hands, the audience will definitely not dig into the details, and they will definitely not spare every member who participated in it.

Cheng Shuo was in the center, and of course he felt that from the beginning of the filming until he called the call, everyone's eyes would turn to him from time to time.

He also felt the doubt.

However, he still had no reaction. He clapped first and encouraged: "Everyone did well. Let's take a five-minute break."

Immediately, he waved to Yang Mi, "Mi Mi, come here."

Seeing him calling Yang Mi to him alone, everyone's disappointed expressions glowed again.

coming soon.

Cheng Shuo's unique "Actress User Manual".

For a moment, everyone held their breath and looked over quietly.