China Entertainment: Gao Yanei wants to be the best actor

Chapter 338 Test each other
"I suggest that companies start hoarding the film and television rights of best-selling novels from today."

"And it's best to set up a special group of seven or eight people, responsible for long-term browsing of various popular novels on the Internet."

I have to say that Jiang Hong is quite courageous. On the first day he joined the company, he thought about adding a new system to the company.

Facing Gao Fei's surprised eyes, Jiang Hong was unmoved at all.

I saw her say unceremoniously:

"For a film and television company, reserving the copyright of best-selling novels is equivalent to enriching our ammunition arsenal."

"Only with sufficient ammunition can Zhouyi Film and Television continue to go on for a long time."

It is said that Jiang Hong once heard such a sentence when he was in the United States:

Nothing deserves a film adaptation like a New York Times bestseller!

Although this sentence is a bit absolute, it does reflect the aspirations of American movie fans to a certain extent.

Hollywood has a long history of adapting New York Times best-selling novels into movies.

Classic movies such as "Gone with the Wind", "Return to the Clown", "Forrest Gump", "The Godfather", "The Silence of the Lambs" and "The Shining" are the best examples.

Of course, the reason why there are so many adaptations of classics is also because of the brand effect of the "New York Times" itself, which makes it possible to be listed on the "New York Times" best-selling novel list, which can almost be regarded as a successful novel.

Of course, such a list may be a bit outdated by now... as some novels have stayed on the list longer than many New York Times employees.

However, the endless success stories have made Hollywood companies have already developed the habit of sweeping the list.Basically, a certain amount of manpower and funds are spent every year to purchase the copyrights of novel adaptations in batches.

Even though the shooting of hoarding novels is less than one-tenth of the final shooting, they are still doing this kind of work tirelessly.

Because this not only prolongs the vitality of the company to a certain extent, but also raises the entry threshold of the film and television industry in a disguised form, and builds a moat for the company.

Of course, Jiang Hong also understands that the national conditions of the two countries are different, and some experiences from Hollywood cannot be fully applied to domestic film and television companies.

But she thinks it is necessary to learn from this system.

Because she found that although the domestic film and television industry market is growing day by day, several top film and television companies are still in the stage of barbaric development.

Companies such as Huayi and Bona Film and Television often wait until a certain blockbuster novel comes out before thinking of snapping it up, and often wait until the novel breaks the circle before making an action.

Goofy is not much better.

It's just that he was not afraid of wearing shoes when he was barefoot, so when Huayi's company was still going through internal procedures, he sold the film and television copyright of the "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" series of novels with wealth and wealth, and this is how the later "Looking for The success of "Dragon Jue".

But then again, even with the success of "Looking for the Dragon", Gao Fei didn't pay too much attention to the film and television adaptation of the best-selling novel.

After all, in his opinion, phenomenal novels like "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" should be regarded as a special case. In 20 years, I am afraid that there will be no such works in China.

Most other film and television companies have almost the same idea as him.

In fact, this style of behavior has a lot to do with the domestic way of thinking of "making things happen because of people".

It's not that Gao Fei and the others don't see the value of adapting best-selling novels, it's just that it's equivalent to Jiang Hong's long-term investment. In the past, they were more willing to watch dishes.

For example, the film and television adaptation rights of Wang Shuo's novels were very popular in the early days, and the copyrights of novels by Ma Boyong, Han Han, Mecca and others were also very popular.

Compared with Hollywood's approach, the approach of domestic film and television companies is actually not useless, it can only be said that each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

After all, early domestic film and television companies had limited funds, so naturally they had to plan carefully.

However, Gao Fei also knew in his heart that although Jiang Hong's method was a bit more costly, it was indeed much more efficient than the previous actions of film and television companies with hindsight.

Therefore, after pondering for a moment, he nodded decisively and said:

"Okay, I will leave this matter to you."

"500 million per year, spend it as you like, if it's not enough, you can report it at any time!"

Seeing what Gao Fei wanted to say, Jiang Hong couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

In fact, the reason why she brought up this matter in the first place was because of her tentative intentions.

Because although some bosses keep saying that they value you, they reveal everything when it comes to spending money. Jiang Hong has seen too many people like this in his career.

This can be regarded as a little bit of her experience.

So if Gao Fei's reaction today was inconsistent, then Jiang Hong was actually ready to turn around and leave.

Because as a financial person, the first lesson she learned was to stop losses in time.

However, Gao Fei's importance was obviously beyond Jiang Hong's expectations.

Jiang Hong didn't expect that Gao Fei would directly approve her a quota of 500 million, which surprised her and moved her a little.

Because she thought that Gao Fei would give her 200 million at most to try, but unexpectedly...

Thinking of this, Jiang Hong suddenly smiled brightly and said:

"Mr. Gao, you don't need so much."

"I've done some research before, and now the price of a film and television adaptation of a novel in China is generally around 10 yuan, and the most famous ones are 40 yuan."

"Unless there is a phenomenon-level work like "Ghost Blowing the Lantern", it won't cost 500 million."

Seeing what she said, Gao Fei couldn't help but nodded secretly.

Of course he knew that 500 million would not be needed, but he just tried it out of instinct.

And Jiang Hong's reaction also made Gao Fei feel that, at least so far, he hasn't lost his mind.

But even so, Gao Fei still smiled lightly and said:

"Save it if you don't need it, maybe you will need it in the coming year."

"Anyway, I just approve 500 million yuan a year, and you can use it however you want!"

Seeing that Gao Fei had said that, Jiang Hong didn't say anything more, and immediately nodded slightly and turned to leave.

But looking at her walking posture, it was obvious that something in her heart was inspired by Gao Fei.

Tsk tsk~ I have to say that Gao Fei's way of controlling people is getting more and more slippery.

From this it can be seen that Gao Fei's work in the Yamen for so many years has not been in vain.

Although he used to think about listening to music all day long, but after so many years of listening and seeing, he still learned something.

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Not long after Gao Fei left, Jiang Hong, whose fighting spirit was aroused, immediately started to act.

On the one hand, she planned a new financial system and structure for Zhouyi Film and Television based on the standards of a listed company, and on the other hand, she was unrelenting in acquiring the copyright of novels.

From personnel interviews to team formation, she directly let Zhouyi Film and Television see what execution and efficiency are.

However, Jiang Hong's high efficiency is not about rushing for success.

Facing Han Li's doubts about the capabilities of the copyright working group, Jiang Hong said without hesitation:

"I know that their ability may not necessarily meet the standard, because I just searched according to the minimum standard."

"However, the first thing I need now is to make this system go far away, because in this way I can continue to survive the survival of the fittest in the long-term transformation of this system."

"In this way, I can not only find the talents I want, but also help the company accumulate certain experience. After all, the experience of failure is also precious."

After listening to Jiang Hong's words, Han Li was silent for a moment.

For a while, she didn't know how to evaluate Jiang Hong's way of doing things, but Jiang Hong's appearance inevitably gave Han Li a sense of urgency.

So she planned to enroll in the business management course of Guanghua College of Peking University after this busy period, and she immediately arranged it in the schedule in advance.

And Jiang Hong didn't know what irritation she had caused Han Li, because right now she was anxious to grab food from other people's mouths.

In other words, she did not expect that the novel copyright team she had just established would produce results so quickly.

How should I put it, because when they got in touch with the author of a novel they liked, they found that the other party was already in contact with other film and television companies.

So Jiang Hong, who heard the news, made a decisive decision and immediately led the team in person, leading a group of newly recruited employees to negotiate.

First, it can be regarded as a demonstration for the people under him, and second, it is also a means of negotiation.

Then there was no surprise.

The film and television adaptation rights of the online novel called "Zhu Xian" were finally won by Zhouyi Film and Television without any accident...

　Feel sorry!That's all for today.

　　I have no energy when I go to work in the afternoon, and then I have a fever when I come back to code at night.

　　I'm a bit out of shape now. It took me a long time to write [-] words, and the quality is not good. I'm really sorry, so I'll go to bed first.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)