Superstar

\"&　　Rick is still unwilling to give up "Apollo l3". Compared with "Future Water World", this work can be said in terms of script quality, investment scale, cast lineup and character mining. It is the most suitable choice for all the works in Rick's hand in the recent period.

The most important thing is that "Apollo l3" not only satisfies Rick's ideas, but also meets Hugo's requirements. Although Hugo does not seem to be so satisfied, and "Apollo l3" is not in a hurry to start shooting. , Is still in the process of seeking cast members.

So Rick hoped that Hugo could keep the script, read it a few more times, and then make another decision. Hugo agreed.

On the one hand, because Hugo knows how to compromise and retreat, Rick has tried his best to adjust, so he read this script several times, and Rick’s sentence "If necessary, you can put forward your own opinions, as if At the beginning, "the same, even if it was unsuccessful, at least you have tried", persuaded Hugo.

On the other hand, it is also because Hugo believes that Tom Hanks is indeed more suitable for this script than him. Once the invitation is sent to Tom, Rick will understand this. Both Tom and Hugo are actors under Rick, and when they are both fleshy, it is natural that a more suitable person wins. Therefore, Hugo's refusal is not necessary for a while.

After sending Rick away, Joseph became busy too-reading scripts is his most important job as a manager, and he can now be said to be on his shoulders.

Generally speaking, the agent collects items and recommends them to the actors. He is the first gatekeeper. However, due to the nature of the agent's interest-oriented nature and the fact that he has multiple actors to take care of at the same time, his checks are generally rough; Then the manager will conduct and judge. He is the second gatekeeper. He will attach all the scripts submitted by the agent to his opinions before handing it over to the actors.

If the actor trusts the manager enough, or if he and the manager’s tastes are exactly the same, then he will directly make decisions based on the manager’s judgment; if the actor has his own opinion, or he wants to judge himself, then he will Read the script yourself, and then make a decision based on the manager’s opinions.

Therefore, an excellent agent, an excellent manager, actually plays a decisive role in the career of an actor.

But at the moment Rick is quite special. He values ​​the cooperative relationship with Hugo very much. Moreover, the cooperation between the two has just begun, and is still in the stage of exploring each other. He is only in this matter, and he has repeatedly talked in person. Most of the agents contact the actors by phone, or send messages through managers.

Due to the great success of "", Hugo's next work has received a lot of attention. Both Rick and Joseph took it 100% seriously. This has also led to Joseph's recent large number of scripts that need to be read carefully. Hugo, who is busy in the recording studio, is even busier.

After sending Joseph and Rick away, Hugo briefly flipped through the script of "Apollo l3".

Hugo thinks that the script is actually a very wonderful thing. How did the screenwriters come up with these stories and how did they conceive the plots? And why does the same story appear different in the writing of different screenwriters, such as The story of "Schindler's List" has been revised for ten years. The story of "Pulp Fiction" itself has no special features, but it shines in Quentin Tarantino's pen? What if it is a real one? How can a story or a comic or novel be adapted into a movie? How to condense and connect? The most important thing is, how does the connotation of the script manifest itself?

The work of a screenwriter sounds so magical and full of incredible, of course, compared to the work of a screenwriter, there are more difficult director positions. There is a big difference between a screenwriter and a director.

The screenwriter’s sword work is the process of conceiving the plot of the story, which is more of a plane; while the director’s sword work is the process of telling the story, and more of it is three-dimensional, from the setting, the pattern to the picture, from the dialogue and the expression. To the show. To give an example that is not entirely correct, the script is the book, and the director is the storyteller. The story is wonderful, but the storyteller may not be able to tell it well. The audience loves it or not. In addition to the quality of the story, the storyteller’s Skills are also very important. Of course, if the story itself is terrible, even if the ability of the storyteller is against the sky, it will be difficult to turn the tide.

To some extent, many directors are good screenwriters, but being a full-time director is not necessarily successful.

But in the final analysis, a great work starts with a great script.

Thinking of this, Hugo couldn't help but start distracting. In his current works, the importance of the script has been greatly brought into play. For example, the description of the lieutenant colonel in "Scent of a Woman" is so delicate that it penetrates into the soul. For example, "Sleepless in Seattle" tells an ordinary and even incredible story in a gentle and moving manner, such as "" repeating a seemingly simple story, and another example is "Pulp Fiction". A very different storytelling technique.

Take a look at the "Apollo l3" in my hand. Why is this script considered to be very stable? Because it simply states that classic historical event, but ignores the role in the process of storytelling. The character is reduced to a facial makeup? But the question is, if you want to modify it, how should it be modified? Is it enough to just add a few details? Obviously not.

When Hugo proposed amendments to "", he was based on the character itself and put forward some polished comments, but in fact, there are not many parts that really promote the script and the plot; but now looking at "Apollo l3", Even if Hugo wanted to modify it, he felt unable to start.

Hugo became more and more interested in the role of screenwriter. He was very curious about where he would start if the screenwriter wanted to make changes to "Apollo l3". Thinking of this, Hugo suddenly remembered, why should he be alone here thinking hard, there is a ready-made wise elder beside him who can give him some advice.

Hugo stood up suddenly and ran down to the second floor.

Standing at the door on the second floor, Hugo knocked on the door politely. Ernst Lechman walked over to open the door before he waited long. Originally, he just opened a gap and looked through the door impatiently. He came out, but after realizing that it was Hugo, he opened the door, but he still complained impatiently, "What's wrong! If it is for the beer bottle in the corridor to apologize, then no need, I have already Get used to it, you young people are so bad, dirty, sloppy, and noisy..."

"Ernst, that beer bottle was not thrown by us. I have been in the recording studio recently." Hugo interrupted Ernst's words, but Ernst turned around, frowning and looking confused. Staring at Hugo, "I don't believe it" all over his face.

Hugo was not guilty at all, and looked at Ernst with a smile. It was clear that it was very hot and he was at home alone, but he was wearing a white shirt and tied all the buttons properly. He even wore a tie, and his meticulous appearance made people mistakenly think that he had a dinner party to attend in the evening. The room is still filled with countless books, making the air even more muggy, and the whole room is like a steamer.

Hugo opened the door to the room, and then took the initiative to open the window, so that Ernst immediately began to curse, "Hey, young man! Are you crazy!"

Hugo glanced at Ernst helplessly, "Hey, old man! Don't you know that it is August? The temperature today is at least 95 degrees Fahrenheit, and if you still bore yourself in your house, you will get sick sooner or later. By the time you fainted at home, who would know?" Looking at Ernst’s angry eyes, Hugo glared back indifferently, "Don’t count on me, it’s impossible for me to know. , I have a job, have you forgotten?"

"Who counts on you! Cut, your singing job, I don't think it is of any value, you are an actor, an actor! Don't go wrong with your business!" Ernst babbled and cursed, but this situation is for Hugo. I've been used to it for a long time. After living here for more than two years, Hugo has long known Ernst's personality. In fact, it is a typical hard-mouthed and tofu-hearted. In the depths of Ernst's heart, he was lonely, the kind of loneliness that no one could understand, shut him in this sea of ​​books.

Hugo sympathized with Ernst, but still admired more. He admired this old man who dedicated his life to the screenwriter. When he was old, he was abandoned by this circle of love for the new and disgusted with the old. Hugo held injustice for him.

Hugo found his place on the sofa by himself~www.wuxiaspot.com~ looked up at Ernst, raised the script in his hand, "Yes, my singing job is not worth mentioning, then Let’s talk about the job you are most proud of. I have a script here. Come take a look and make a few comments."

"The script? You're crazy! I've already stopped touching that thing!" Ernst said furiously, but he walked across from Hugo, sat down, and snatched the script. I looked at it from a distance, but after all I couldn’t see clearly, I took out my reading glasses from my shirt pocket, put it on and read it, “'Apollo L3'! Who wrote this, I haven't heard of it at all. Name guy."

Hugo chuckled lightly, "You have been out of this industry for more than fifteen years, haven't you? So there are a few new faces you don't recognize, this is normal."

Ernst snorted, but after all he did not speak again, but quietly read.

The afternoon sun was flowing slowly in the cry of Zhizhi, and the heat in the air seemed to settle down, drifting with lazy and bright dust, so that time slowed down. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to Kazakhstan to read and vote for the work. Your support is the biggest motivation for me to continue to create!).