The Wind of China Entertainment 2005

Chapter 306 Script
  Beijing, Zhaoyang District, Starlight Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd.

In the office, sitting on the sofa was a middle-aged man with a strong build.

Directly opposite was a girl in her twenties, with beautiful features and extremely white skin, like a porcelain doll.

The two of them set up a tea table and chatted and laughed.

The secretary knocked on the door and came in. He put down the dessert in his hand and whispered: "Mr. Lu, Director Jin Chen just called and said that Lu Yuan's agent rejected the invitation."

"What's the reason?" The middle-aged man called Mr. Lu raised his eyebrows, with a bit of surprise in his eyes.

He believes that the salary of 800 million is unique in the mainland and no one will refuse it.

"It's because of the schedule."

Mr. Lu pushed the dessert towards Jing Tian and asked, "Have you told him that Wu Zhenyu, Jiang Wu, Jin Xishan and others will join?"

"I told you." The secretary nodded and continued, "He said that Lu Yuan admires the role of Sun Bin very much, but it's a pity that the schedule is really difficult to arrange."

Jing Tian held a piece of dessert and just brought it to his mouth. After hearing this, he gently put it down, took out a tissue and wiped his fingertips, looking a little disappointed.

It was her suggestion to invite Lu Yuan to play Sun Bin.

She and her senior met once in the Nortel Library and exchanged contact information.

During holidays, we would occasionally chat. My senior brother was kind-hearted and humorous, and his acting skills were recognized in the industry as good. She had watched "Latent" many times.

She knew that she was lacking in performance, so she hoped that the other party would provide more guidance during the filming.

Who knew he didn't come, so I felt aggrieved.

Mr. Lu saw her face, so he immediately waved his hand and said boldly: "More money."

"If you are not satisfied with the salary of 800 million, then double it to 1600 million. I don't believe that there are people in this industry who can't afford to spend money."

"Okay, I'll get in touch right away."

"Wait a moment."

Jing Tian stood up in a hurry, looked at Mr. Lu, and said, "Let me talk to my senior brother first."

"It's okay to chat, and you don't need to pay too much attention. There are many big names in the industry. If it doesn't work, change it. Is he more popular than Cheng Long? In two years, I can get Cheng Long and Chow Yun-fat for you."

"Yeah." Jing Tian nodded, holding his phone and walking out of the office.

"Hey, senior brother, it's me."

Hengdian, the crew of "Before Dawn".

"it is good."

"Pass."

Lu Yuan took the mobile phone from Wu Lang.

I was quite surprised when I saw that the contact person was Jing Tian.

Before rejecting the invitation from "Warring States", he specifically asked Wu Lang to investigate the background of this school girl.

After Wu Lang came back, he gave a lot of explanations. In summary, it was just four words, which was unfathomable.

She dropped out of Beijing Dance University and was admitted to Nortel. The agency only signed her as an artist.

His first music EP "Who Are You" was tailor-made for Wang Fei's music producer, Zhang Yadong, and the MV was directed by Ning Hao.

Now that she is on the big screen for the first time, she is a leading heroine. She is matched by big names at home and abroad. The intention of capital promotion should not be too obvious.

"Hello, Junior Sister."

The two exchanged pleasantries for a while and then went straight to the topic.

Jing Tian: "Brother, don't you think about it anymore? The salary can be negotiated. As long as you are willing to join, doubling it is not non-negotiable."

Lu Yuan: "Junior sister, it's really not the reason for the salary. 800 million is already beyond my expectations. It really can't be arranged in next year's schedule."

After a long time, Jing Tian hesitated on the other end of the phone: "Do you think I can't act, and are you worried about dragging down the crew? Senior brother, you can teach me on the set. You have to believe me, I will study hard. "

Lu Yuan thought to himself: Why does this girl always tell the truth? It's so embarrassing.

He consoled him, "No, I've watched "My Beautiful Boss" starring you. Although your acting skills are still immature, you are sincere and not pretentious. You have a bright eye. You have to believe in yourself and you will have a promising future."

"Really?" "Of course, I have lied to you when."

"..."

After talking for about ten minutes, Lu Yuan finally fooled Jing Tian.

I really didn't expect that this junior sister looked fair and good-looking, but she had a silly temperament.

The reason why he didn't take the film had nothing to do with the salary. He didn't lack the money.

Poor acting skills are also not a problem. As long as you train patiently, it doesn't matter how good you are, you can still make the audience laugh.

The key is that the script is not good and the root is rotten.

Having been in the industry for many years, Lu Yuan deeply understands the importance of scripts to actors.

The reason why he became famous in just a few years and won double awards.

In addition to having good acting skills, to a large extent, it was because I encountered a good script and role.

Script script, the basis of a play.

It is not only the soul of a work, but also the basis for the creation and performance of directors and actors.

A good script may be made into a bad movie, but a bad script will never be made into a good movie.

The plot is so poor that even if all the movie stars from the two gorges and three straits are invited, they can only stare at it. After all, it is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without straw.

Trying to rely on performers to use their acting skills to support their emotional output is just a dream.

At the same time, Lu Yuan also believes that a normal historical-themed film and television drama must know how to respect it.

Adaptation is not nonsense.

Logical plots and stories must be created while following the principles of historical allusions, respecting historical figures, and respecting traditional culture.

It is impossible to completely conform to history. To do so will inevitably introduce a large amount of documents and spend a huge amount of financial, human and material resources.

When all aspects are restored, there is no need to make a film or television series. Wouldn't it be beautiful to make a documentary directly?

Proper adaptation should recolor historical culture rather than shake or vilify it.

If it is an adaptation of the original work, it must be expanded while following the original work.

The historical drama "Ming Dynasty 1566" filmed during his debut also had many inconsistencies with historical facts.

For example, Yan Shifan's image is too "majestic", he has never "entered the cabinet", and there was no incident of changing rice to mulberry during the Jiajing period, but these side branches have no impact on the plot.

The general historical facts are still respected. The Ming Dynasty did not shake the totem of "Hai Rui" as an upright official, nor did it try to beautify the strict party.

Instead, it gives more diversified personality charms to the basic narrative, while not concealing Hai Rui's loyal, foolish, and filial side, which is good.

"Warring States" is completely the opposite.

Lu Yuan even suspected that the screenwriter Ya was a foreigner and did not understand history at all. The content was completely fabricated and many places were inconsistent with historical facts.

Sun Bin is obviously a strategist of a generation, full of knowledge, but in the play he is described as a wretched villain who is greedy for beauty.

The allusion of "Tian Ji's horse racing" is well known to women and children, so they had to change it and write it as "Sun Bin's horse racing".

The ending is even more outrageous, with Pang Juan being killed and Sun Bin jumping off a cliff.

In addition, during the Warring States Period, where could women command the armed forces and charge into battle?

No matter how much money he was offered, he would never take this kind of movie.

He returned the phone to Wu Lang, nodded to the approaching staff, got up and entered the set to continue the afternoon shooting.

He has to rush to attend the Bazaar Charity Gala in two days, and today he has to shoot a few night scenes to catch up.

"Keep quiet."

"Action!"

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(End of this chapter)