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Chapter 427: You hit yours, I’ll hit mine (33, please recommend and vote monthly)

“It doesn’t really matter what I think.”

Although he knew there was a trap in the other person's question, Yang Yi decided to respond after thinking of his original intention of making the movie "Dear".

"Just like the anti-trafficking theme of "Dear", my personal opinion cannot change the criminal phenomenon of people taking risks and abducting children in society. So, what I think is not important, what is important is what we should do and how How can we bring more children home, and how can we make more families reunited and happy. This is actually a topic I want to discuss with everyone in the movie "Dear"."

Yang Yi finished speaking, but the reporters in the audience were waiting eagerly with blank expressions on their faces.

What did he say?
What does it have to do with his being abandoned by his parents?
Le Zehan couldn't help but smile on the side.

He understood clearly that what Yang Yi responded to was only the reporter's semantic question, but Yang Yi didn't say a word in the answer the other party wanted to hear.

Brilliant!
You hit yours and I hit mine, but I won’t follow your rhythm. What can you do to me?

And then they went back to the topic and promoted their movie.

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"Director Yang, what I'm actually asking is what do you think of the phenomenon of biological parents abandoning their children."

The reporter was obviously dissatisfied. He brought the microphone to his mouth again and asked again.

"Director Yang has already responded to this question. As our reporters have limited interview time, please give the microphone to the next one. To our Metropolis Daily reporter."

Le Zehan spoke decisively to prevent him from asking endless questions.

"Actually, the truth is the same. What matters is not what we think or say, but what we should do."

Yang Yi said something again, but it was still as if he hadn't said anything.

The reporter's interview will definitely not get any response from Yang Yi, and Yang Yi can't control whether they will make some inaccurate reports out of context later, and he doesn't want to care.

After finishing the interview with reporters, Yang Yi took the leading actors back to the studio in the urban village and started filming "Dear".

In the first scene in the afternoon, because the actor who played Xiao Tianpeng also came to attend the opening ceremony, Yang Yi filmed the scenes that Lu Xiaojuan sent Xiao Tianpeng over for Tian Wenjun to watch.

"Come on, start shooting, get ready to let the kids take the shot."

Yang Yi sat behind the monitor, staring at the screen seriously, holding a walkie-talkie in his hand to give instructions.

It was the first time for the child to play Tian Peng, but he was so cute and tiger-headed. After the staff patted his little butt, he walked up the steps of the store holding a stuffed bear that was almost as big as himself. Got in.

"Pengpeng. Is your son back?"

Ye Fuming's Tian Wenjun doesn't need Yang Yi to worry about. Whether he looks back or puts down the pen and paper in his hand, the smile gradually appears on his face, he looks very natural and real.

It seems that he is really a common man. The burden of life and emotional frustration make him taciturn. Only when his son appears like a ray of light can his eyes be illuminated and a smile appear on his face. meaning.

Even the tone of the line that was said later, "My son is back," was rising, as if the middle-aged man's lost enthusiasm and vitality had returned to him.

The initial shot placed Tian Wenjun on the left side of the screen to give Xiao Tianpeng room to go around from the right side of the screen. However, as Xiao Tianpeng approached and his head briefly appeared in the shot, the camera began to move to the left, leaving Tian Wenjun and Tian Peng. Xiao Tianpeng, who came to his father, was included in the center of the picture.

"The big bear is sleepy, let him sleep for a while"

The young actor who played Tian Peng spoke his lines in a sweet voice. Yang Yi covered his ears and listened carefully. When the child finished speaking, a smile appeared on his face.

"well!"

"Okay" was heard twice on the set. The first one was Ye Fuming's response, and the second one was Yang Yi's shout.

"Cut, your acting is very good, Junjun's acting is great, keep up the good work!"

Yang Yi did not forget to walk over and praise the child with a smile. It was his first time acting. Not only did he move accurately, but he also remembered the lines and spoke them accurately.

Of course, to say that there are no flaws at all, that is not the case. He said the lines a little early, and he said them before he turned to face "Dad" under the camera.

But this is only a minor problem, and Ye Fuming also used his acting skills to cooperate with the children, making the whole process a smooth transition without affecting the overall effect and without the need for reshoots.

For a child who is only three years old, this is not bad. How can he ask for so much?
"Brother Ye, put this little bear on the computer case. The position of the props here has a profound meaning. Let's put it like this first!"

Yang Yi missed this point during the meeting yesterday.

However, he had already engraved the entire movie in his mind, and he had already seen the problem from the monitor screen. After he came over and praised the child, he also corrected it.

"Does the scene just now need to be reshot?"

Ye Fuming asked.

"No, just leave the little bear part and I'll cut it out. Make preparations. You put Junjun on your lap. Lu Xiaojuan is coming in. Kong Wei, prepare your camera over there."

Yang Yi gave the order.

Kong Wei and Nie Yuchen are both contracted photographers of Mumu Film and Television. Originally, Kong Wei was on the set of "Dragon". However, since "Dragon" hadn't started filming yet, he also came to the "Dear" crew. Responsible for the second position.

Anyway, Yang Yi's crew is not short of money now. Many scenes can be shot with two cameras or even multiple cameras at the same time. They strive for the smoothest and most efficient shooting and can also obtain the best editing effects in post-production.

Lu Xiaojuan is played by Yan Jihong, an actress who graduated from Shanghai Theater Academy in Shanghai. She has not done many films and has not won any film-related awards, but she has still won many TV drama awards. He is also a very good drama actor.

As soon as she appeared on the stage, she immediately fell into the role. With the temperament of a strong female white-collar worker like Lu Xiaojuan, she collided with the low-level citizen Tian Wenjun played by Ye Fuming.

The two people not only collided in their auras, but also had a confrontation in words and expressions. They put on a hearty show for the staff and actors who were watching at the scene!

It was so exciting that Li Mengfei, who was sitting next to Yang Yi and looking at the different monitors in the two seats, couldn't help but applaud softly.

There was no sound, but her appreciation was expressed.

However, how well they performed was actually within Yang Yi's expectation. What Yang Yi paid more attention to was the performance of the child Junjun.

"His first uncle and second uncle are all his uncles. The high table and low benches are all made of wood."

Although Yan Jihong, who plays his mother, was arguing with his father and tried to persuade him not to learn it, the child still persisted in reading the lyrics of Qin Opera in the Shaanxi dialect.

"Cut, we have to retake the scene where Lu Xiaojuan put the bag. Brother Nie, keep your camera still. Kong Wei, move your camera."

Yang Yi stopped the scene. He first explained the problem of the camera position. Assistant director Jin Longbo immediately went over and coordinated the two camera crews to make adjustments.

The problem lies with the children, but when it comes to telling a play with a three-year-old child, Yang Yi cannot be as casual as he is with an adult actor.

(End of this chapter)