I really can't act

Chapter 383 Cannes Screening ([-])
These promotional films had not been screened in Cannes before, and gamblers greedily stared at the screen, eager to learn more information from them so that they could make their own choices.

It intercepted some tidbits of Fang Yi's filming, I don't know if it was intentional.Fang Yi in the picture appears to be omnipotent and terribly energetic:
A second ago, he was an actor fighting with props in the swimming pool, and then he put on a towel and took over the filming of the film. Hao Bing, a guest reporter from Forbes, was also invited to record the VCR. In the camera, this overseas elite talked eloquently:

"Director Fang Yi is not only the biggest discovery of Chinese film in the past few years, but also the new hope for the rise of Asia. Here, I want to start with his culture in the crew..."

"One is that the shooting is strictly in accordance with the standard working hours, and every actor is treated equally; when Fang Yiteng can't make a move, there are at least two assistant directors in the entire crew who can continue to shoot the movie and maintain a certain level, which makes Fang Yiteng The filming cycles of Yi's past films have been controlled within a reasonable range."

"Secondly, his crew also has the oriental style of hard work, which is a monk-like spirit. However, Director Fang is very generous in allocating work remuneration-China has a special way to act as a lubricant. The money is called red envelopes... In every crew that Fang Yi has control over, he ensures that everyone is paid more than the industry average."

"Thirdly, Fang Yi's personal success in investment may have made him subconsciously apply this sense of business to movies. At present, he still focuses on pursuing both business and art, and is not in a hurry to express himself and shape art. ...I believe that looking back on Fang Yi’s achievements in commercial films 20 years later, it may be now, when you can get double returns for every penny.”

"Fourth is..."

"..."

At the end of the VCR, the reporter concluded: "In short, Fang is not a tyrant on the set. He pays attention to training the newcomers of the crew and encourages new ideas to emerge. For example, Guo Fan, the deputy director of the crew, left a deep impression on me; but he And relying on Superman's certain energy and technical strength, let the members willingly surround him-this is undoubtedly a necessary condition for a successful director, and it is also one of the sources of his good reputation."

"He is indeed a mature filmmaker worthy of trust."

The scene ended here. Fang Yi rubbed his chin to see what others thought of him, but he didn't expect to hear this.Liu Tianxian listened happily with his face in his hands, as if he wanted to write down these words.

Han Sanping put on a proud expression.

Director Fang was stunned for a while: How could it be so good?

If you don't give out red envelopes, people will run away.

Making a movie is like setting up a dynasty team. After winning the championship, even marginal substitutes can skyrocket in value-at least these people have seen the world.

If you want to keep the core lineup and the main substitutes, of course you have to grit your teeth and try again.

As for energy, it's even more nonsense. Zhang Yimou, who sleeps for four or five hours all day and takes time out to give birth, didn't brag about his energy, so it's Fang Yi's turn.

However, judging from the expressions of the producers, they are more fond of this set. "Forbes" is a weight that increases the balance in their hearts.

Han Sanping pulled a big meat skewer, picked out all the meat, put it on the dinner plate, and put it in his mouth with a fork to chew.

"Fang Yi," he swallowed a piece of meat and thought about it for a while, "I didn't expect you to have some friends in the media industry. This VCR was recorded for you in advance by Hao Bing, who heard it."

Hao Bing was a guest reporter when Fang Yi was interviewed by "Forbes" before. He was originally the deputy editor-in-chief of "Forbes" China magazine.

Fang Yi wondered, "How does he know that I'm selling movies in Cannes?"

"Because Hao Bing is in Cannes, Fang Yi...not just you, whoosh fox, what Internet art, and more mainstream Yangma TV stations are all here. Didn't domestic films not work in the past two years, and this year allows film companies to After the listing, everyone has money and plans to announce blockbuster films, farting in China is bad fart, and it will be high-end when it comes to France to fart foreign farts!"

"Not only do we want to export Chinese movies, but we also want to import foreign movies—look, the crew of "Return to 17" is at the open-air bar, and the crew of "Flying Swords of the Dragon Gate" is at the Dingnes Hotel...that's you At the time of the speech, International Zhang also came to the beach to sell movies, it is said that she went to the screening hall first."

"Chinese filmmakers are now the biggest force in Cannes."

Han Sanping had an expression of "It's all my country".

It’s not over yet, the figure of Big Brother Cheng appeared on the VCR again, and now he really showed the charm of an international superstar. Big Brother Cheng revealed that he and Fang Yi will have a new movie, and praised him as “the business card of China’s new generation. "

By this time, the foreigners looked at each other in blank dismay, and most of them had already taken the film seriously, determined to see the reaction of China Film Group after throwing up the price.

They swarmed in front of Fang Yi, using both hands and feet, and those who were close kept shouting "Fang! Fang!" hoping to get his attention, and those who were farther away climbed up the high platform, stretched out their hands on their feet, and gestured with exaggerated mouth shapes price.

The release of the film is not under Fang Yi's control, he pointed at Han Sanping: "Look for him."

Han Sanping put down the meat helplessly, and after fooling around for a while, he also found someone lower down to deal with him.

A few hours later, all interested businesses had already been initially contacted. Han Sanping told Fang Yi, "Tomorrow, I have to go to the screening room to brush my face. In addition, I will receive larger customers tomorrow night, and they will come to you on their own initiative. "

"Fang Yi!" Han Sanping said cautiously, "You can't be late this time."

After finishing their work, the filmmakers started their off-duty time, and the open-air bar became an excellent entertainment venue.After 11:[-] p.m. in Cannes, many screenings have ended one after another, but for this city and many people, the night may have just begun, and now it is time for various After Parties, receptions and other Vanity Fairs.It lasted until four or five o'clock in the morning before it quieted down.

At this time, preparations for the daytime screenings have already begun. Fans from all over the world set up tents in front of the screening halls, holding up signs asking for tickets, hoping to be allocated a ticket by kind people who are temporarily busy.

Just like the producers in the bar, most of these movie fans are not real movie fans, they just want to show themselves through Vanity Fair.Tickets for screenings of popular movies have been fired into the thousands and tens of thousands.

As a result, some scammers who made profit margins were born, not only hyping up tickets, but also claiming that they knew a certain big star or a big director, so they could make connections - Director Fang had a few more "good friends".

These are exactly what Hao Bing, deputy editor-in-chief of "Forbes" magazine, sees and what he wants to write.

He has already exposed several of Fang Yi's "good friends".

Hao Bingyuan thought that this was the most worthwhile news in Cannes.

Suddenly, a small four-axis white drone appeared on the beach, sometimes rising and sometimes lowering, like a petrel that entered by mistake, looking curiously at the dense lights and the humans who ran out to see it under the lights .It passed through the moon reflected on the sea, and finally flew back and forth close to the coastline.

Hao Bing smiled, took out his original manuscript and looked at it, feeling that he had to revise it again.Although others didn't know who the drone came from, Hao Bing did.

He stared at the drone until it completely disappeared into the neon.

Fang Yi in the bar is quite satisfied with the captured images: bold tourists will say hello to the drone, plus the current Cannes starlight, everything looks beautiful.

Director Fang intends to edit a drone Vlog as an adjustment these days, and also as a practical battle before the DJ product is launched overseas. According to Fang Yi's current market price, Wang Tao owes him at least 500 million in advertising fees.

　A chapter.

　　
　
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