old events in tokyo

Chapter 130 Rules
"Hay!" A middle-aged man about 40 years old walked up to him with a serious face and bowed his head. Kazuki Akiyama remembered that he seemed to be the person in charge of the props team, surnamed Watanabe.

"Baga, why are there sundries left in the venue, why didn't they check them out before the opening?!" Yongshan Kozo seemed to be very angry, with a cold expression on his face.

"Hay! I'm the one who caused trouble for everyone." Said the middle-aged man named Watanabe bowed ninety degrees, and called another person's name while bowing, "Sai-kun!"

"Hay!" A young man who looked less than 20 years old walked forward with a pale complexion.

He was even more direct, came to Kazuki Akiyama and knelt on the ground, put his hands on the ground and knocked his head directly to the ground, "I'm sorry, Akiyama-san!"

Akiyama Kazuki was taken aback, and subconsciously wanted to reach out to help him up.

"Akiyama-kun, this is what he should do." Kozo Nagayama stopped Kazuki Akiyama's next move, and said very seriously.

Seeing that everyone present took it for granted, Kazuki Akiyama had no choice but to withdraw his outstretched hand.

Unexpectedly, this action of his made the young people on the ground breathe a sigh of relief, and the person in charge of the props team called Watanabe also straightened up, apologized to everyone again, and then let the young people on the ground get up.

In this way, this small accident is over, and he was also asked by Nagayama Kozo to rest on the sidelines for a few minutes before talking.

Kazuki Akiyama sat on the stool and watched the young man named Sai kneeling at the place where he fell just now, groping with his hands inch by inch to check if there were other sundries remaining.

He shook his head in a daze, it was not a big deal in his opinion.But the whole crew took it seriously, like a set of standard procedures, everyone is used to it.

It was the first time for him to be kneeled down in front of someone, and he felt very uncomfortable. His first thought was to help him up.

At this time, Nanako Matsushima came over with a bag of ice cubes, "Nissan, apply it."

"No need, a little problem, it will be fine in a while." Kazuki Akiyama rubbed his sore waist.

"Let's apply it, this is not your business alone. If you don't pay attention to it and you can't make it to the show, it will cause the entire crew to stop, so don't cause trouble for others." Nanako Matsushima explained solemnly.

There was no other way, Kazuki Akiyama had no choice but to take ice cubes and stick them on his waist, hissing, his heart felt cold.

Seeing his frozen expression, Matsushima Nanako couldn't help laughing. "Is Nissan not used to other people's Dogeza?" As if seeing Kazuki Akiyama's awkward expression before, she chatted about it.

"Huh?" Kazuki Akiyama looked up at her, "It seems that I don't need to be so nervous." This was a tacit consent to her guess just now.

"Actually, Nissan accepted Sai-kun's apology, so he can continue to work with peace of mind. If Nissan just stopped him from taking his seat, Sai-kun might not stay here for long in the future."

As if guessing what Kazuki Akiyama was thinking, she continued to explain, "It's not that the crew will fire him, but Sai-kun will leave on his own.

If his apology is not accepted by Nissan, the rest of the crew may alienate him in the future, and he will be marginalized in a short time, and in the end there is only one way to go.

Moreover, making a mistake almost caused a safety hazard. It is normal to take the seat to others, and this is the rule.Nissan will not have to make a fuss in the future. "

Matsushima Nanako's usual appearance made Kazuki Akiyama feel overwhelmed by the various rules and unspoken rules in the Japanese workplace.

It is necessary to apologize for making mistakes, and you have to take a reflective attitude.It shows that you really realize your own mistakes, and you will be forgiven by others.

There are no rules here, this is the PUA Dafa.

Kazuki Akiyama was once again thankful that he didn't become a social animal, and the invisible place there was probably more serious.

At this time, Noriko Sakai also came over and asked with concern, Kazuki Akiyama said that it was fine and would not affect the shooting of the next scene.

However, he noticed that Noriko Sakai had just come from screenwriter Shinji Nojima, and it seemed that the rumors were correct.

The two should have started dating, but it seems that Nojima is seven or eight years older than her. Why do many Japanese actresses choose older than themselves? Thinking about it, it is not surprising that this is the entertainment industry.

But when it comes to Nojima Shinji's status as a screenwriter, Akiyama Kazuki has a faint care in his heart.After kneading for a while, he threw the ice cube aside and walked up to Shinji Nojima.

"Nojima-san" he bowed and greeted.

"Akiyama-kun, are you okay?" Nojima Shinji smiled and nodded, expressing concern by the way.

"No problem, it won't affect the shooting. Is Nojima-san writing the script?" Akiyama Kazuki saw that he was holding a stack of manuscript paper in his hand, writing and drawing on it, and asked curiously.

"Hay, some revisions are needed in the next few episodes." He saw Kazuki Akiyama's curious look, "Akiyama-kun interested in the script?"

"I'm just a little curious about how the script was written. It's amazing to think about how such a rich content can be filmed based on a thin script."

He explained with some embarrassment, after all, as an artist, you are curious about how the script is written, and it feels a bit unprofessional no matter how you look at it.

"Here, Akiyama-kun can take a look." Shinji Nojima took out two scripts from his hand and handed them to Kazuki Akiyama.

"Is it possible?" Akiyama Kazuki looked at him with some surprise.

"It's okay, it's all the plot that was filmed before."

"Thank you so much, Nojima-san." He took the script and read it curiously.

The beginning is a description such as the prologue outline, which introduces the background of the story, the title of the film, and so on.

At the beginning of the text, the internal and external scenes, scene time and location requirements are marked, and some details are even marked with the angle of the camera lens.

Then there are the characters' lines, actions and expressions, including detailed descriptions of props, etc., interspersed with some narration notes.

Then there are transitions of some scenes, and then the next scene.Such a paragraph-by-chapter reciprocation.

He scanned down and roughly divided it into several parts: introduction, origination, inheritance, transfer, and combination, but he didn't understand many professional terms.

It seems that my thinking of things is still too simple. After I really understand it, I realize that it is not easy to do.

"Actually, it's not that difficult. It's enough to fill in according to the fixed template format." As if seeing his distressed appearance, Nojima Shinji said a word of relief, but he changed the subject and said,
"The real rare thing is to have a good story. A script without a good story is no different from waste paper."

"Yes, thinking about it this way, I really admire Nojima-san for being able to write so many interesting stories." Akiyama Kazuki echoed with emotion, people with creative talents are always easy to get the respect of others.

"Akiyama-kun is overrated, but the field is different. I also admire Akiyama-kun's musical talent." Shinji Nojima replied modestly.

Kazuki Akiyama smiled, and after chatting for a few more words, he was ready to continue playing.

Before leaving, Nojima Shinji stopped him again, "If Akiyama-kun really wants to learn screenwriting, you can read more of these books. It's good for beginners." He said and handed over a note.

Kazuki Akiyama took it over and looked at it, and there were several titles of related books that seemed professional at first glance.

"Thank you Nojima-san for taking care of me." Regardless of whether he needs it or not, he must be grateful for this kindness.
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PS: there is still at night

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