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After returning to the Kuangbiao crew, the filming progress was as uneventful as Cheng Shuo expected.

After reviewing the recent shots, I couldn't find any faults with Cheng Shuo.

Liu Yingjian's style is still so steady. Whenever there is a scene where he can show his potential, he will work together to shoot almost every presentation method that he can think of, and the experienced actors in the crew are also happy to do it.

Seeing Liu Yingjian's resentful look, Cheng Shuo patted him on the shoulder encouragingly, "Old Liu is very good at martial arts. I'll leave the next TV series to you."

"Are you serious?"

Liu Yingjian felt that his ears were a little deaf, and he repeatedly confirmed: "That "White Night"?"

Cheng Shuo nodded in a funny way: "Have a good time shooting it, and I'll leave the second part to you once it's finished."

"Part 2?"

Liu Yingjian took a deep gulp of saliva. He had watched the movie "White Night" himself.

It can be said to be the top level among suspense films, and maybe it can even compete in the top twenty.

If you perform well, your name can be regarded as leaving a mark in the history of Chinese TV dramas.

He clearly knew that Cheng Shuo was trying to appease his resentment, but he couldn't wait for such an opportunity to come back to him more often.

If you help Cheng Shuo once, you can be awarded the prize. Anyone would be happy to take this job.

"How is the performance of the actors recently?"

"They're all good." Liu Yingjian's tone was a little more joyful, and he spoke more and more, "Aruna has already finished filming. This kid is really good. I introduced him to Mahua. Mahua.

After finishing the filming of the first "Unknown Man", I also started to think about making a literary film, so I just let this kid get involved."

Aruna originally rose to fame with his role as the coppersmith in "The Donkey Gets Water", and it is quite a coincidence that this role has landed on his head.

"good."

Cheng Shuo threw the script on the table and asked, "What's the scene for this afternoon?"

"Originally it was An Xin's role, but since you came back, we let Su Xiaoding finish filming first." Liu Yingjian unconsciously complained, "Originally, the scenes were rented, but you said you won't come back."

Cheng Shuo excused himself seriously: "Isn't this for Su Xiaoding to practice hard and settle down?"

"I practiced very well. I chopped up Aruna Street with frozen fish. The girl who took the camera was so scared that she cried."

"That's just right, ready to start shooting."

Cheng Shuo changed his clothes and said goodbye to his hairline again.

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The filming location was a street where stalls were set up. After the crew took care of the business, the vendors happily gave way to the scene.

Cheng Shuo and Su Xiaoding first walked through the scene. After seeing that there were no problems, the two sat down on set to start filming.

The scene started with eating noodles. When Su Xiaoding came up and picked up a full set of chopsticks, Cheng Shuo immediately tapped his chopsticks and said, "Eat less. You will feel sleepy after eating too much noodles. There will be a long list of scenes later."

Su Xiaoding nodded immediately. Although his acting skills were improving day by day, he still didn't know much about these little skills.

Looking at Cheng Shuo's gesture, the game recorder stepped forward and said: "ACTION!"

"Mom brought us here to eat noodles, @#￥..."

"Card!"

Without Cheng Shuo's reaction, Liu Yingjian took the lead and called out the sound card.

Although there were no problems during the performance, Su Xiaoding's problems were revealed when it came to the scene.

With noodles in his mouth, he could still understand the first sentence quite clearly, but the rest of the words were as if they were written in heaven and he couldn't understand them clearly.

In other words, the eating scene is the greatest test of acting skills, and every detail will affect the performance.

After calling out the card, Liu Yingjian nuzzled at Cheng Shuo, signaling for him to solve the problem.

It's not a big problem. Cheng Shuo patiently said: "When holding something in your mouth, the base of your tongue should be pressed down, otherwise your words will be slurred. You must have done some training to keep your mouth shape and pronounce the lines the same. The method is similar."

Su Xiaoding's lines in the original film are relatively vague and difficult to distinguish without subtitles.

Now that he is a few years younger, his performance has seriously affected the smoothness of watching.

However, he had a good understanding, and with Cheng Shuo's little words, he improved greatly.

After taking a few more shots back and forth, this scene ended perfectly.

Glancing at the sky, the sun was already setting. Liu Yingjian quickly directed the crew, "Skip the confrontation and shoot the seventh scene directly."

The seventh scene is Cheng Shuo's one-man show, which mainly captures his reaction after seeing his brother die.

There were many people watching this scene, especially those veteran actors, who paid more attention to this scene.

To create a character like Gao Qiqiang, it is necessary to focus on family relationships in order to reflect his tender side.

Cheng Shuo is actually a bit young. Although he wears makeup, he is still a young man in their eyes.

For this kind of life and death scene, they were also worried that Cheng Shuo would not be able to handle it.

Cheng Shuo's directing atmosphere is very good, so these veteran actors thought that they could help him a little when they encountered difficulties during filming.

Time waits for no one, it is almost dusk, and there is no time for Cheng Shuo to prepare. Liu Yingjian hurriedly directed the placement of the machines.

The emotional presentation should be as complete as possible. In addition to the role, Cheng Shuo should be more involved in the camera scheduling.

After hurriedly setting up, Liu Yingjian opened the board and turned on the computer.

After the confrontation, the mood changed, and everyone was a little suspicious of Cheng Shuo's performance.

The previous scene was a scene of tenderness, and the next scene was about life and death, which was a great test for the actor's performance.

"At 2:35, death was confirmed."

In the lens, Cheng Shuo's face is shown.

He did not show too much sadness, but showed a stunned state.

Even though his expression remained unchanged, the feeling of confusion was already upon his face.

Instinctively, he wanted to raise his hand, but no tears flowed from his face. He touched his forehead and his steps were already shaking.

He raised his head and lowered his head, and his spine seemed to be carrying an electric shock, making his whole body numb.

After holding in a long breath, he didn't inhale immediately, but exhaled.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Turning back to look at the policeman, he walked towards the direction of his brother's body, but stopped where he was.

A struggle arises spontaneously.

Looking around blankly, his helplessness could be seen through his bones.

After so many years of ups and downs in Beijing, he still had no idea how to deal with this scene.

He ran his palms through his hair, and then he subconsciously accepted the fact that his brother was dead.

He didn't dare to look at that figure anymore, even the action of standing had consumed all his strength.

Smooth and coherent.

The emotional foreshadowing is from beginning to end: confusion, helplessness, suddenness, sadness, and then returning to sobriety, which is torn apart by sadness.

His emotions infected everyone, and the extras even stopped in place, appreciating his performance without blinking.

Throughout the entire shot, he undoubtedly attracted everyone's attention.

Zhang Yi stood outside the camera, watching Cheng Shuo's performance, the smile on his face and his appearance showed a bitter meaning.

He liked the character Gao Qiqiang very much, but he didn't say it out loud because of his relationship with Cheng Shuo.

So much so that every time Cheng Shuo performed, he would watch meticulously.

At this moment in front of the camera, he showed a wry smile.

Make a fairly fair assessment.

"It doesn't look like acting."

The voice was very soft, but it was still heard by the actor Zhang Zhijian who played Meng Dehai next to him.

Of course he knew where the bitterness on Zhang Yi's face came from. As an actor of the same generation as Cheng Shuo, he should have felt this kind of pressure.

Zhang Yi also performed quite well, and Zhang Zhijian was very optimistic about him.

He wanted to say a few words of comfort, but seeing Cheng Shuo's performance, his words of comfort were stuck in his throat, so he just patted him on the shoulder.

At his age, I can't act as well as he does.