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Chapter 12 Hanyu, how is your relationship with Wang Shu?
  After the Berlin Film Festival, Wang Shu met with distributors and copyright owners from Europe, North America, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia and other regions.

After many conversations, the overseas copyright of "Buried Alive" was finally sold. The full overseas copyright was sold for a total of US$286.

In 2005, the exchange rate between RMB and US dollar was 1:8.1013.

286W U.S. dollars is 2316W RMB.

A low-cost film with an investment of less than 30 yuan came to Berlin and not only won a grand prize, but also doubled its income dozens of times.

Wang Shu was extremely happy.

Unfortunately, Zhang Hanyu and his agent have returned to China, leaving Wang Shu alone to bear the joy.

He planned to give Zhang Hanyu a big red envelope of 20 yuan after returning to China.

After all, if it weren't for Zhang Hanyu's efforts, "Buried Alive" would not have come to Berlin so smoothly.

In this era, 20W is quite a lot.

Afterwards, he met with the staff of China Film Group who had not yet returned to China. They had a pleasant conversation and reached a cooperation.

For RMB 260 million, the domestic distribution rights of "Buried Alive" were packaged and sold to China Film.

The distribution rights here include distribution rights for theaters, television, the Internet, as well as railways and aviation.

That is to say, China Film Group is fully responsible for the promotion and distribution of "Buried Alive" in China. After "Buried Alive" is released in China, Wang Shu has nothing to do with the box office, and he does not have any rights to share.

In the same way, the revenue generated by China Film Group's sale of "Buried Alive" to TV stations, Internet terminals, railways, and airlines also has nothing to do with Wang Shu.

Wang Shu knew in his heart that "Buried Alive" was an award-winning film. Even if it successfully passed the review and was released in domestic theaters, it would only earn a few million at the box office.

Excluding theaters and distribution, he can account for up to 8.3% of the total box office after deducting a comprehensive tax of 28%.

After careful calculation, it's only about a million.

As for the fields of television, Internet, railways, and aviation, since "Buried Alive" belongs to the category of thrillers, it is not easy to sell through these channels, and the total revenue can only be one or two million.

Wang Shu knew that he did not have any connections in these fields, so even if he had the copyright in his hands, it would not be easy to sell it.

In this case, it is better to package it directly to China Film.

It not only brings good profits, but also sells personal favors.

The Chinese filmmakers have a great career and have purchased the distribution rights of "Buried Alive". They will definitely try their best to help "Buried Alive" pass the review and be released in theaters, as well as on TV, Internet and other platforms.

For Wang Shu, this can help him gain a certain degree of popularity.

In general, China Film Group may lose money, protect capital, or make a profit through this cooperation.

However, Wang Shu will never lose.

domestic.

When Zhang Hanyu came to the company, he clearly felt that the people around him were much more polite to him. Even President Xiao Wang and Feng Xiaogang met him.

"Hanyu, how is your relationship with Wang Shu?" Wang Zhonglei called Zhang Hanyu to the office for tea. He first talked about some trivial matters, and then asked casually.

"Let's be normal friends." Zhang Hanyu was very reserved when facing Wang Zhonglei, and said softly after thinking for a while.

"I heard that he is a top student at the University of Southern California in the United States?" Wang Zhonglei took a sip of tea and asked again.

Zhang Hanyu was so embarrassed that he buckled his shoes with his feet after hearing this. The news that Wang Shu came from the University of Southern California came from his mouth. Now.
  "No, no." He answered hesitantly.

"Huh?" Wang Zhonglei was confused. This was the rumor in the company, so why wasn't it the same?

Zhang Hanyu took a deep breath and said, "Mr. Wang, Wang Shu is indeed not a student at the University of Southern California. He told me this, and there is nothing wrong with it."

"Then you." Wang Zhonglei seemed to have something to say.

Zhang Hanyu said quickly: "I made a mistake before and thought he was a student of the University of Southern California."

Wang Zhonglei was stunned when he heard this, and then smiled without asking any further questions: "That's it."

The two then talked about Zhang Hanyu's filming of "Buried Alive" and Wang Shu. Wang Zhonglei suddenly said: "I am very interested in Wang Shu. Please make an appointment for me to have dinner together."

It’s not about whether you can make an appointment for me, it’s about making an appointment for me!
  It's an affirmative sentence, not a question.

The implication cannot be refused.

Zhang Hanyu was slightly startled, then nodded quickly and said, "Okay, Mr. Wang, I will tell Wang Shu."

"Well, let's do that." After Wang Zhonglei finished speaking, he began to process the documents on his desk.

Zhang Hanyu got up and left knowingly. Not long after he left Wang Zhonglei's office, rumors spread in the Huayi Building that the company would reuse him.

Zhang Hanyu also heard it, with only a wry smile on his face.

It is true that he was called into the office by Wang Zhonglei and had a long conversation, but it was not because the company planned to promote him, but because Xiao Wang always wanted to see Wang Shu.
  suddenly.

Colleagues in the company are more friendly to him, and they will take the initiative to say hello politely when they meet him.

Zhang Hanyu felt these changes and was speechless.

A certain street in Beijing. A bus stopped at the intersection.

The pot-bellied man walked to the car with a leather bag under his arm, glanced at the 20-odd walk-ons in the car, and shouted loudly: "Yang Wei, who is Yang Wei?"

When the people in the car heard this, they were confused, surprised, and envious.

What does the acupuncture point do to Yang Wei?
  Could it be that Yang Wei sold the leather drum, and Acupoint wanted to give him a role with lines?

"I am." Yang Wei was sitting in the back of the car. When he heard the acupuncture point looking for him, he quickly stood up and responded in a good voice.

Acupoint heard the sound and glanced at it, and said calmly: "Get out of the car, don't be embarrassed here."

When Yang Wei heard this, he looked panicked and his lips trembled: "Brother Huang."

"Who is your Brother Huang? Get out of here." A young man followed Xiantou. He glared at Yang Wei fiercely, "Get off the bus when I tell you to. Why are you talking so much nonsense? Hurry up."

"I" Yang Wei opened his mouth, his eyes filled with desire.

"Ha." The young man was happy and laughed: "What? You still want to stay here?"

"Did you go drinking with Wang Shu half a month ago?"

"You said a lot of bad things about Brother Huang, right?"

"Since you like going there so much, why don't you go to the construction site to find him?"

"What are you doing here?"

After saying this, the young man sneered, "Get out of here quickly, don't get in the way of our brother Huang here."

Zhang Wei opened his mouth, feeling the joking eyes around him, knowing that there was no point in begging any more, so he walked out of the car without saying a word.

I heard the young man say arrogantly in the car: "It's hard to find two-legged toads. There are so many two-legged walk-ons in this capital."

"You have to understand clearly in your heart, who is giving you opportunities and who is giving you food?"

"If you eat everything, then I'm sorry, we can't fit the Buddha here."

The extras in the car knew the current situation, and when they heard what the young man said, they all agreed.

"Yes, yes, brother Lin is right. If Yang Wei eats things inside and out, he should be taught a lesson."

Some people also joked: "Brother Lin, what you said is serious, we are all fooling around with Brother Huang."

"It's Brother Huang's fault in life, and it's Brother Huang's ghost in death. How can he do such things as cheating on others?"

"Yes, we people can make money and act because of Brother Huang. We still know this in our hearts."

Listening to the flattering words of many walk-ons in the carriage, Huang Dalong was in a good mood and said slowly: "Wang Baoqiang, you know that, right?"

"I used to squat in the corner of the Beijing Film Studio, but later I learned the wisdom and took jobs with people like us."

"No, I was spotted by Director Feng and starred in "A World Without Thieves", which grossed 1.26 million yuan at the box office and became famous all over the country."

"Baoqiang has now not only become a big star, but his net worth has also skyrocketed."

"Just two years ago, he was just doing a side job like you guys."

"Now it's transformed."

"A big star."

"so."

"."

The more than 20 walk-ons in the carriage were all boiling with enthusiasm as they listened to Huang Dalong's chicken soup, and they all dreamed of becoming the next Wang Baoqiang.

(End of this chapter)