I really can't act

Chapter 201 Is Dianying a Panacea?
"Then, let me tell you your opinions...be realistic, don't generalize, and don't be too emotional. We also have Comrade Zongju here today, let us welcome him."

After all, a man in a jacket stood up next to the third master, bowing slightly to the front and back.

The third master left the stage and left the microphone on it.

Everyone looked at Ning Hao.

Ning Hao is recognized as the leader among the new generation of directors. From "Crazy Stone" to the present, he has also gained qualifications. The narrative style of his works obviously borrows from "Two Smoking Barrels", which is acceptable to the audience, and the director does not I feel that the degree of loss is more flattering.

As we all know, the third master also admires him very much.

Ning Hao was not polite, went up and took out a small note, bowed his head to thank the leader, and after thanking his peers, he began to read: "I may release a movie this year or next year, called "No Man's Land"... and the previous one. The productions are the same, the cost is not too big, and the actors are not superstars, it may be the standard that you can expect at the beginning...but I still have expectations for its box office."

Speaking of this pause, let everyone applaud him belatedly.

"Filmmaking is a very personal thing. You all understand the classic story rhythm, and it's not uncommon... Let me talk about my experience."

Ning Hao stretched out two fingers and bent down one by one.

"The first is to sharpen the play. I am used to spending a few days, shutting the main actors, including me, in a room, and being right word by word for the script. Anyone who has an opinion can raise it until Until there are no more obstacles."

"The second is when filming, allow the actors to play, as long as the filming can go on, don't interrupt them... There is a section in "No Man's Land", I asked the actress to dance pole dance, and Xu Guangtou watched from below...Of course, I also watched it on the monitor."

Everyone was amused, and some of them whistled bravely.

"Suddenly, the actress jumped and sat on Xu Guangtou. Xu Guangtou was taken aback, but he continued to act... I know this paragraph is different from the one I wrote, but I think it's true... ...I heard that some directors are overbearing and powerful, and cannot tolerate a little bit of self-expression by actors...I personally think that there is no need to be so strict, and movies are not something you just follow step by step and be liked by others."

There were other directors interjecting, and Ning Hao answered patiently.

This kind of seminar is high-level, but it's not that serious. If you don't speak well, it's normal to be questioned on the spot and slapped in the face.

Don't talk about Ning Hao, before the national teacher became a national teacher, he was questioned by people, saying that his Olympic concept was ugly, a disaster, and a nightmare.

The second one is Lu Chuan.Director Lu's recent bad reviews, "Nanjing!Nanjing! "Even hating the Nationalist Party can't stand it, I don't know what he's doing.

Because of Zong Ju's presence, Lu Chuan didn't feel awkward, but emphasized: "Time is the end of all evaluations."

These words are similar to Chen Kaige's "It will take five years for you to understand my movie".Now there is a saying that Lu Chuan is a super low-profile version of Chen Kaige, with similar movie styles and life experiences.

Lu Chuan finally blessed "Ning Hao's new movie "No Man's Land" will be released as soon as possible!"

Ning Hao bowed to him from below.

who is the next?
Who will dare next?
The atmosphere became subtle, and the people in the front row were eager to try, but they didn't make it after all.Fang Yi waited peacefully below for the first bird, but he heard the third master calling his name.

"Fang Yi!"

Fang Yi took the microphone on the stage and scanned the bottom.The so-called colleagues are enemies, and these colleagues do not accept him now.

Why?

Is your face too introverted for our director industry?Is it the two-way foil of a celebrity with good looks?

The third master reminded him, "Fang Yi, tell the truth, isn't "Love Has an Afterlife" a good box office? I heard that you directed a part of it. We are not here to learn from the pacesetters, but we are just here to discuss."

"Let everyone talk, it won't turn the sky."

Fang Yi's original plan was to sell his DJ drone on the spot and talk about the new technology, but now it's too early, so it's not the right time.

He temporarily changed the subject, starting from his standpoint:
"I'm not going to talk about the shooting skills. I'm not qualified to talk about the gems first... I think it's not fair to the new directors to talk about the pitfalls we stepped on when the movie was released."

Everyone was interested in what they said, and the noisy voice suddenly stopped.

"Nowadays, movies are generally shown to theater managers across the country. They are capable and on the front line. Logically speaking, they have a good judgment on market conditions, so they have a lot of say in the show rate... But, ah, Those in the mountains are obsessed, so their judgment may not be correct."

"For example, when the film "Love Is After Life" was shown to the theater managers, some people knew that the quality was good, but they refused to arrange the film a few days ago because we did not have an international chapter, and they did not believe that it could be reversed... ...that kind of thinking is pretty unfair to a new director."

"Another problem is that the adjustment of the screen rate can be made faster, instead of taking three or four days to adjust. Since we are going to make genre films and support mid-range films, we must pay attention to the importance of a key schedule of one or two days for mid-range films; if "Love has an afterlife" was made into a pure romance film, but it didn't get a good show rate on the Qixi Festival, and the subsequent word-of-mouth counterattack was useless."

"Movie tickets are still a light luxury for our country. It has not entered the ordinary households. It has been consumed for a period of time. No matter how the movie is, the audience will not spend money to watch another movie... If things go on like this, it is very difficult for new directors to get ahead, and they always die at the first step.”

Fang Yi saw Zongju's comrades writing vigorously, and the third master nodded frequently.

Even Ning Hao and Lu Chuan were clapping.

The third master asked him: "A lot of things we are now copying from Hollywood. When a blockbuster movie is released, we need to sign a contract to ensure that the film will be scheduled. It is not that you can change it if you want, and the theaters also have difficulties."

When "The Promise" was released, the distributor signed an agreement with the major theaters for the screen rate—many people wondered why it was still showing so many bad movies, because they had to.

The contract was written in black and white.

Screening is still a new thing in China, and it is not a normal commercial method.

"Hero" had a spot screening, but it was for the best foreign language film Oscar; "The Promise" had a spot screening, and the evaluation was quite poor, so the distributor organized control reviews and signed a contract rate in a planned way.

Dianying is a chamber pot, and everyone only uses it when they are in a hurry, and dislikes it for being irregular after dawn.

Fang Yi replied: "Hollywood also has methods such as pre-screening and trial screenings. After receiving positive feedback from the audience, the theaters are more daring to give up the big and the small. This is what I think. The film industry in my country is not only Selling it for money is not a purely entertainment product.”

"He does have ideological factors and is part of the cultural front, so it is even more important to listen to the opinions of the people. Don't let people in the circle play on their own, and let the big ones suppress the small ones."

After all, Fang Yi received a steady stream of applause and discussions from his peers, not as quiet as he was before he took the stage.

(End of this chapter)