China Entertainment: Starting from 07 Kuainan

Chapter 401 A quick shot

After arriving at the scene, Lu Yuan found that the standards of this symposium were far higher than he expected.

The Film Bureau, Filmmakers Association, Film Critics Association, major state-owned studios, China Film, Nortel, China Theater, Peking University, Communication University and other universities also sent experts and professors to attend the meeting.

In addition to some units with official colors, private film companies such as Bona, Huayi, and Enlight are also on the invitation list.

In addition, well-known directors such as Lao Mouzi, Jiang Wen, Feng Pants, Chen Kaige, etc. also came to the scene.

The conference hall with hundreds of people was filled to capacity in no time.

Although this was a closed-door meeting, there were still reporters present, and both Renren Daily and CCTV sent teams of reporters.

Seeing these people, Lu Yuan's first reaction was to be fooled.

So, he turned his attention to Han Sanping not far away. Although he didn't say anything, the meaning was in his eyes.

'Uncle Third, this is different from what you said. '

However, Han Sanping was watching his eyes, nose and heart, as if he didn't notice at all.

In fact, using 'cheating' is also a helpless move.

Lu Yuan, this kid, doesn't look like a young man at all. He refuses when he is in the limelight.

Usually in similar meetings, the CEO is asked to come forward.

At such a young age, he has no youthful energy at all.

This symposium was ordered by his old leader Tong Ju. Based on his understanding of Lu Yuan, if he didn't use some means, this kid would definitely have eight hundred excuses.

Any promotion period or any concert are all obvious excuses.

Seeing that Han Sanping had no reaction, Lu Yuan was helpless.

It’s already here, what else can we do?

No big deal, let's just let the fireworks go.

It's not just bragging. With his current status, no one will step up to the plate and come online.

The only thing that can block him is probably the review?

soon.

The meeting officially began, with the Film Bureau and Children's Bureau taking the lead.

Let’s start with the box office. In the new millennium, the domestic annual box office output was only 8 million. From 01 to 03, it was all below billion.

The real explosion started in 04, when the movie box office doubled, with the annual box office reaching 15 billion, and hitting new highs every year thereafter.

20 billion, 26.6 billion, 33.27 billion, 42.15 billion, 70 billion, until 10 billion in 113 years!

What does this mean?

The domestic film market is becoming more and more prosperous. In ten years, from one billion to ten billion, Chinese films have gradually gone from obscurity to becoming global.

Especially the two Sino-US co-productions in 09 and 10.

Although the Tong Bureau did not name which two films it was, who among the people present did not know who it was referring to?

As he spoke, he specifically named one thing. Because of the EMU implantation at the beginning of "Source Code", the Southern Four trains successively received visiting groups from several countries.

what is this?

Help the EMU to go to sea!

It’s all merit!

Finally, the years when the domestic box office took off coincided with his tenure, which also affirmed his achievements in a disguised way.

After simply affirming the achievements of the past few years, Tong Ju ended his speech.

Next, Zhang Sen, deputy director of the Film Bureau, also gave a speech. He did not mention the things that Tong Bureau mentioned. Instead, he cited "Avatar" as an example and cited the relationship between industrialization and aesthetics.

His speech was not long. Later, representatives from major associations and universities expressed the difficulties of industrialization.

The focus is on cultural expression and technology. Halfway through the meeting, Tong Ju said with a smile.

"Comrade Xiao Lu, when it comes to industrialization, we are all theoretical people, but you are a practical person, and you are a successful practice."

"Today is a closed-door meeting. Everyone can talk and talk as they please."

"Next, I would like to ask Comrade Xiao Lu to share his experience with you guys."

After saying this, Director Tong took the initiative to applaud, and others present also followed suit.

For a time, there was a wave of applause.

Seeing this, Lu Yuan pressed the microphone button in front with a smile.

"Tong Ju is over-reputed. All of you here are seniors in the film industry. Without you, there would be no modernization of Chinese films."

Immediately, Lu Yuan spoke in official language and clichés, and finally gave a brief summary.

"Xingchen Media achieves its achievements by standing on the shoulders of giants."

"As for the industrialization of film, I have a little personal opinion. If I am wrong, I would like to ask seniors to criticize and correct me."

"I personally feel that making a movie is like building a house. How high the upper limit of a movie can be depends on whether the foundation is stable."

“Whether the foundation is stable depends on objective conditions in addition to subjective factors.”

"Relevant industrial policies are like soil. Domestic support for the film industry is unprecedented."

"However, in terms of copyright protection, I personally feel that there are still some shortcomings for the time being."

"Take "Now You See Me" as an example. The movie was released on December 12st. On the 1nd, the gun version resources were leaked. On the 2th, the high-definition resources were all over the Internet."

"By the 5th and 6th, high-definition pirated DVDs were already available offline."

"Not only "Now You See Me," but also pirated discs of films such as "Let the Bullets Fly," "Big Bang," and "The Orphan of Zhao" are also rampant."

"On the first day that "If You Are the One 2" was released, pirated CDs were leaked out."

"Piracy does not harm the interests of one person or one company, it harms the entire industry."

"In addition to being an actor, I am also a singer. Compared with the film and television industry, the recording industry is more profoundly affected by piracy."

"Most singers lose money when they release records."

"We have an old saying in China, one who has a solid foundation will know etiquette."

"Music and film are both emerging art industries, but before pursuing artistry, shouldn't practitioners first have enough to eat?"

"A person can write a few songs and film one or two TV series on an empty stomach, but it is impossible to write songs, act, and film movies on an empty stomach all the time."

"The same is true for the industrialization of film."

"Industrialization is like a precision machine, and everyone is a part of it. Once there is a problem in a certain link, the machine may become less efficient, malfunction, or even be damaged."

"The problem of piracy is that it is constantly eroding machine parts."

"To borrow a sentence from Han Feizi, there is no better way to reward than to be generous and trustworthy, so that the people will benefit from it; and to make the people fear it, there is no better way to reward than to be heavy and firm."

"We have achieved generous rewards and heavy punishments, but we still need to work hard on the latter."

“As for how to curb piracy, I personally feel that we can learn from foreign experience and impose heavy penalties on institutions, platforms, companies and other resource providers that provide pirated resources.”

"Like America, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act was introduced in 98. This law stipulates that, except for some institutions, anyone who infringes for the first time will be fined up to US$50 and sentenced to a maximum sentence of 5 years."

(End of this chapter)