England 1986

Chapter 42 Isn't This Opportunity Come?

"Uh yes, in Los Angeles, on the west coast of America."

Thinking that Allen didn't know about places like America, Syphis turned his head and looked around, saw the old-fashioned globe on the bookshelf, moved the globe, and pointed Allen to the location of Los Angeles on the globe.

"Los Angeles"

Alan remembered, isn't this the place where old Carl went to escape?
He knew about Hollywood, but for a moment he didn't remember that Hollywood was originally in Los Angeles.

Isn't it a coincidence?

"Well... I'll write you an address. You take this thing and go to Los Angeles in person. While looking for an actor, you can also find a man named Old Carl according to this address and let him come back!"

Some time ago, when an accident happened, Allen was terrified. Seeing that old Carl had been loyal to the family for so many years, he let him run away and asked him to contact his family after a month.

Nowadays, communication is inconvenient. Although there are already cordless phones like the first generation of mobile phones, but...
Whether it is the signal or the quality of the call, that thing is too rubbish. It is basically only used in a small area. The main means of communication for the general public is landline phones and letters.

And old Carl had to wait for a while before calling home, and Allen didn't have his contact information, so he could only write down the address of the property and let Sifis find someone in person.

In the future, old Carl can be allowed to specialize in Hollywood over there, and by the way, be responsible for finding actors for Allen.

Although I look down on the place in the United States, it doesn't prevent Allen from letting people go digging the wall.

Thinking of this, Allen paused his movements, frowned and looked at Sifis and asked, "We Daying, why is the film and television industry so weak now? It's so hard to find actors? Can we get the crew together?" ? Don’t tell me that even photographers and production managers have to go to the United States to look for them?”

"That's not true. It's just actors in film and television dramas, our domestic ones." Syfys made a helpless expression and continued: "They have more corresponding opportunities and better mechanisms, so if many actors want to go more If they are far away, they will go there to develop, or go to the mainland to develop.”

Great Britain is lonely overseas, and the mainland that Syfys refers to here is France, Germany, Italy, and Spain in the south. Anyway, the film and television industry in Great Britain seems to be out of business. Vulnerable.

"Okay. I see. You can go to work first." Allen wrote down an address, tore off the note and handed it to Sifis, waved his hand, and let him go.

Until this moment, Allen belatedly had a different idea.

After coming to this world for so many years, he either received education at home or studied abroad. When he got older, he went to serve in the navy. He spent a long time at sea or stationed in the port.

In fact, he has very few channels of contact with the outside world. The information these days is far from being developed in the future, especially in his previous life.

There is a network and a smart phone. To put it bluntly, as long as you have a mobile phone with Internet access in your hand, you can roughly search for any kind of information you want to know.

Although some secret information may be hard to find or not be found, general information is probably still accessible.

But this is not the case in this era. Today, paper media is the mainstay and information dissemination methods are channeled through television and radio.

Even watching TV is dominated by various junk programs and junk advertisements. Some paid subscription channels are professional fixed-category programs. Apart from these, if you want to know specific information about a certain industry, you can only go to the library to look it up. information.

This brings about a consequence, information gaps, delays, and limitations.

In the past, Allen didn't deliberately learn about information about the film and television industry, anyway, he didn't care about it at the time, but now that he intends to dig deeper into this industry, he can collect information about it.

Among other things, can this place be exactly the same as my original world?
As long as there is a slight difference, even if he doesn't have a golden finger now, can he be a copywriter or something?
Not to mention remakes, as long as he remembers the general plot and ideas, he can tinker with many future IPs, such as "gold mines" such as Batman, Spiderman, and Iron Man.

This kind of American wool, if you don't squeeze it, don't squeeze it!
"No rush, no rush."

Taking a deep breath, Allen calmed down slowly. This kind of thing should not be rushed for a while. Picking up the manuscript paper, Allen tried his best to recall the famous and influential IPs he could think of, and recorded them on the paper one by one. Some movies should have been filmed, some may not have been filmed, and some may only be comics that have not yet been adapted into movies. The title of the play and a general synopsis of the story, and then
You can ask the following people to go to the domestic film and television union to check whether there are any records and materials in this regard. The next step is to go to the United States to check again. If it already exists, then don’t mention it.

As long as he doesn't make any films that haven't been made yet, he will ask his screenwriters to come up with the script first, take the title of the play first, and seize the opportunity. If anyone in Hollywood dares to make a film of the same type, they will be sued. Plagiarism!
In a few days, Los Angeles.

Headquarters of the Hollywood Screen Actors Guild.

The design of the white multi-storey office building is very simple, with long strips of green glass, the whole office building is like two matchboxes close together.

The protruding part of the side of the building, the most eye-catching place, is a black sign several meters high decorated on the building.

Abstract logo of a man in a tuxedo holding a trophy in his right hand, with the name of the Screen Actors Guild underneath.

Qiaowani walked ahead with a nervous expression, followed by a well-dressed middle-aged man with a briefcase in his hand.

With a smile on his face, the middle-aged man looked left and right along the way, as if he was extremely curious about the interior of the office of the Screen Actors Union.

"Sir. Here we are, this is the director's office."

Qiaowani stood still in front of an office that was closed by shutters, turned around and reminded him softly.

"Thank you Qiaowani, please knock on the door. I think Mr. Director should welcome my visit very much."

Qiaowani listened to the middle-aged man's words noncommittal. In the actor industry, or the entire film and television industry, no one likes to deal with lawyers, let alone this lawyer who doesn't know his purpose. The visitor is not good.

"bang bang bang"

Qiaowani knocked on the door, and suddenly there was the sound of a teacup falling from the office, as well as a deep roar, accompanied by a slight female moan.

The middle-aged man smiled as if he was used to it, and met Qiao Wani's gaze and said, "It's okay, I can understand, maybe Mr. Director is inspecting the actress' acting skills, don't worry."

(End of this chapter)