my animation era

In Jiangchuan in May, the temperature has risen a lot compared to April, and it gradually feels hot.

It's fine as long as the sun isn't out.

Once the sun is out, especially at noon, the office must be air-conditioned and cooled.

"What do you think of Fat Tiger's suggestion?" Gu Miao asked, leaning on the large leather seat with her legs crossed.

"good!"

"Although it is a bit bold, I have to say that this idea is really interesting."

Ma Kui came to see Gu Miao, originally wanting to share the joy of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" animation in the neon market, but he didn't expect to hear Brother Fat Hu's whimsical ideas as soon as he came.

Brother Fat Tiger has left now.

Without shy away from his own opinion, Ma Kui simply said bluntly: "The main reason why Internet articles like Zuo Son-in-law and Immortal King became popular is that their emotions are so strong."

What mood?
Of course it's a trick of pretending to slap your face!

The protagonist develops in a low-key manner, but is looked down upon by the people around him, until he can't bear it anymore, and then bursts out with amazing strength, hitting countless people in the face.

In this process of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, as long as readers can enter the story and the perspective of the protagonist, they will gain an unprecedented sense of pleasure and refreshment.

This is also the origin of the word "Shuangwen".

It's cool enough to watch and enjoyable enough, that's called cool writing!If it lacks a sense of refreshment, is it still worthy of being called a fast food refreshment?

Fat Tiger's suggestion, to put it bluntly, is to follow this cool point to carry out a special plot treatment for the animation "The Son-in-Law Has Been Three Years, I'm a Immortal King" animation that is being produced.

The so-called special plot handling is actually quite interesting.

Chen Hu pointed out that compared with animation, the biggest advantage of online novels is that "serialization is slow enough". Usually, an online novel needs half a month or more to lay the groundwork before ushering in a point of emotional release.

The feeling of aggrieved and angry accumulated for half a month, or even longer, was released at the moment when the protagonist pretended to slap his face...

This is something animation cannot do.

How many times does the author of other people's web articles update a day?Your animation can update at most one episode a day, or even one episode a week, the plot rhythm is incomparable!

Therefore, after similar web articles are adapted into animations, there is generally the same problem: the emotional contrast is not in place!
To put it simply, the male protagonists of other online novels always pretend to be aggressive and slap their faces. They have to "skill forward".

Reflected in the animation, an episode of animation is only ten to twenty or 10 minutes long. How can the emotional contrast be compared to the online novels in the serialization period?

In the first 2 minutes, the protagonist was looked down upon by others, and in the last 2 minutes, the protagonist slapped his face... Everything happened in just a few minutes of animation.

In the past few minutes, you have to write dozens of chapters in an online novel, right?Calculated by two chapters a day, that is half a month to start!
So Chen Hu thought of a showy idea.

The first is the serialization method of the animation, which must be broadcast weekly, that is, one episode is updated every week.

Second!

Lengthen the length of each episode of the animation, and try to express the emotions as much as possible in terms of literary and foreshadowing scenes, so that each episode is about 40 minutes.

The last step is the most suffocating step of Chen Hu's idea, that is to learn the operation of the broken chapter dog, and announce the end of the episode at the moment when the protagonist is about to pretend to be slapped in the face.

I have to say, it's too doggy.

Ma Kui felt that if he was an ordinary audience, after 40 minutes of aggrieved and depressed, he finally saw that the protagonist was about to burst into a slap in the face, but the animation ended with a click, and his mentality would really collapse.

That's nothing.

When you scolded the director for breaking the chapter, rolled your eyes full of complaints, and were about to click on the next episode to watch, but found that the next episode... What the fuck is it going to be updated in seven days? !
good good!
The director's grandson took all the bamboo shoots on the mountain. You like to play like this, don't you?Then don't blame the family members for spitting out fragrance.

"It's a bit of a loss, but the effect is real!"

Gu Miao smiled happily and said, "Anyway, he's not afraid of being scolded, so let's do as he said. After the broadcast, the word-of-mouth designation will be very good."

"That's hard to say..."

Ma Kui thought for a while, if this is the case, the audience's feedback doesn't know how explosive it is!
Is this still counting on word of mouth?

If the audience doesn't scold Fat Tiger's genealogy, it's considered that the quality needs to be lowered.As for giving good comments to the animation, please, Mr. Gu, you haven't woken up yet, have you?
"Haha, if the grades are really good, even if the reputation is poor, it's not unacceptable."

"That's true."

Ma Kui nodded.

There is nothing serious about these words, as long as the performance of the broadcast is good enough, a little bit of scolding, and a slightly poor reputation, it is not a big problem to be honest.

As long as the audience stops cursing and cursing, and suddenly fires an AOE map cannon, it will be enough to affect the innocent him and Wanbao's other colleagues...

As for word of mouth, that's it.

Do you want an animation with an explosive rating but a sluggish broadcast volume?Or do you want an animation with a mediocre praise rate but a huge number of views?

For this multiple-choice question, I believe that out of 99 animation producers, [-] will choose the latter.

After all, grades determine everything.

This sounds disgusting, and it has a kind of "achievement-only theory", but I have to admit that everyone is a layman, and it is so realistic to be a person and do things.

"By the way, Mr. Gu!"

After talking about Fat Tiger and his son-in-law, the Immortal King, Ma Kui suddenly remembered what he was here for, and hurriedly said: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms has reached the top in Neon, did you know?"

"what?!"

Gu Miao asked in surprise: "Climb to the top? What to reach the top? It can't be the TV platform's ratings that have reached the top, right?"

"It's really ratings!"

Ma Kui smiled and said, "Didn't expect that? Three Kingdoms Animation defeated all the new local neon shows, and became the most watched TV animation program in May Neon local."

This... this is a bit outrageous!
An animation imported from abroad was broadcast in Neon, a big animation country, and it actually swept all the new shows to the top of the list in May.

Do Neon people really like Three Kingdoms so much?Don't even watch other local animations?
Make sense.

As for animations like "Digimon" and "Pokemon", Gu Miao didn't think there was anything wrong with how high the ratings were in Neon.

But the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is different. After all, it is an animation with historical drama elements, and it is foreign history, so it is difficult to resonate with domestic audiences.

did not expect……

The audience at Neon actually liked the Three Kingdoms so much, and even gave Mr. Gu a sense of confusion of "Which country's history is the Three Kingdoms?"

Really, if it wasn't for the history books clearly stating the end of the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, Gu Miao would have started to wonder if she was from the Hua Kingdom.

Why is it that he, a Chinese, feels that he loves the culture of the Three Kingdoms less than a group of foreigners?

broken!

He has become an outsider...

I changed the main board, and I didn't expect to be unable to boot into the system...