The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 290 Let go boldly
what?
Kristen and Anson exchanged glances, their eyes full of questions. The direction of the matter was completely unexpected. Were there a few steps missing in the middle?
So, is this a good thing?

When a difficult scene passes smoothly, they should give high fives to celebrate. Since the director says there is no problem, then there is no problem. The director has the final say; but looking at it from another perspective, is it really the case? Are you sure this is the best state?
Looking at Sam, Kristen and Anson were both confused in the wind.

Kristen did not hide her surprise, "But, director, didn't you say before that this scene was not good enough? This means there is still room for adjustment, right?"

Anson had no problem with clocking out, but the feeling of being immersed in the performance just now was really good. For the first time, Anson felt what it meant to be dramatic and immersive. He didn't mind if it had to be retaken.

Moreover, it was the first time to shoot this scene, and the tacit understanding between Anson and Kristen was still not enough. There was indeed room for adjustment in some eye placement and some speaking rhythms, and they could do better.

Therefore, Anson did not stop Kristen.

Sam corrected, "No, I mean the scene isn't perfect, but sometimes, it doesn't have to be perfect."

In fact, after the shooting, Sam himself did not sort out his thoughts clearly——

Is he going to take another shot, or is he going to get over it once and for all?
If I shoot again, what needs to be adjusted? Which ones need to be continued?
Sam himself was in a state of confusion. He was pinned to the ground by the unexpected chemical reaction between Anson and Kristen and the intricate emotional power of this scene, and his ears were ringing for a long time.

For a moment, Sam was also a little confused.

Therefore, when Anson asked Sam whether the details of the accidental collision with the chair leg should be retained, Sam was a little confused.

The fundamental reason is that he himself has not thought about it well.

until now.

My thoughts were completely sorted out, and the picture in my mind became clear again. Sure enough, communication and collision were still needed. In the feedback information from Anson and Kristen, the whole sorting was completed through communication and discussion.

"Of course, the play isn't perfect."

"If we were to find fault, we could obviously spend half a day here."

puff.

Sam noticed the smiles of Anson and Kristen, and he looked over in confusion, "Did I say something wrong?"

Anson looked at Kristen, and Kristen looked at Anson. Finally, Anson said, "If it's really that bad and it takes half a day to find faults, then we really don't mind filming a second one."

Sam suddenly understood, and the corners of his mouth slightly raised involuntarily.

"I mean, those imperfect regrets have a special texture when placed here."

"Like Peter accidentally bumping into a chair leg, like Mary Jane not expecting to cry, these moments are real."

"Actually, you can tell that something happened between the two of you. There was a feeling of embarrassment and unfamiliarity at the beginning..."

Anson and Kristen exchanged glances, but they didn't expect that Sam was so keen that he noticed it.

It’s not that the two of them didn’t know each other personally and didn’t have a tacit understanding during the filming; it’s because last night, even though nothing happened between Jack and Kristen, and they didn’t even exchange mobile phone numbers, today Jack came to visit, But it was such a scene again, and the atmosphere was a little subtle.

Of course, neither Anson nor Kristen showed it. Both actors showed their professionalism and quickly entered the state. Unexpectedly, Sam still caught the strangeness in the air.

“…But the vibe was just right, it fit perfectly with Peter and Mary-Jane’s situation, and it fit perfectly with the environment of the hospital ward.”

"Those mistakes and flaws inadvertently created a subtle atmosphere, an atmosphere that only belonged to Peter Parker and Mary Jane. It unexpectedly became the soul of the scene, interpreting a different flavor in the blank space. .”

As he spoke, Sam couldn't help but fall into deep thought again, and couldn't help but chew and reminisce——

The more I think about it, the more excited I become.

For Sam, this state has really been absent for a long time. When he first filmed "The Evil Dead", Sam was a freewheeling person. He was not the kind of character who pursues planning, refinement, and perfection. He shot "The Evil Dead" just by having fun, and it became a legendary classic.

But after that, carrying the baggage and burden, trying to surpass the monument of "The Evil Dead", Sam began to pursue perfection, but he no longer had the impulse and excitement of picking up a camera to capture the wild imagination in his mind.

From any point of view, "The Evil Dead 2" has made great progress over its predecessor. However, when people discuss classics, the one that blurts out is still the predecessor.

"The Evil Dead" has also become a mountain that Sam has never been able to surpass.

All along, Sam has been thinking about it, trying to find a solution from the creative level, the technical level, the script level, and the crew level, but he has been going around and around and failed to do so.

At this moment, Sam thought, maybe the point was not that he had not found a solution to the problem; it was that he had thought too much about the problem and lost the mentality of wanting to make a movie, putting the cart before the horse and finding the wrong root cause.

"Spider-Man", like "The Evil Dead," was a project that Sam really wanted to shoot and really loved.

He thought that maybe giving up the pursuit of perfection and learning to enjoy shooting again would be the key.

"It's not perfect, but I like it."

"Oh, God, I love my job."

Sam couldn't control himself for a moment and stood there muttering to himself.

After saying that, he raised his head and looked at Anson and Christen. In the stunned eyes, he didn't realize that his actions just now were completely exposed. He continued as if nothing had happened.

"Excellent job, Kristen."

"Excellent work, Anson."

Then, Sam turned around and prepared to leave, leaving Anson and Kristen looking at each other.

Unexpectedly, the next second, Sam turned back again. The three of them stared at each other and held their breaths.

"Well, there is no problem with this camera position just now. Next, we will take some more close-ups and close-ups. I hope you can continue the state and let the audience enjoy this wonderful scene on the big screen."

A pause.

"Right, that is it."

After saying that, Sam turned and left again.

Sure enough, filming a movie is a hard job. The actors perform a wonderful performance, but it is not enough, far from enough. They have to switch locations, angles, lenses, etc. to shoot a second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth time.

Kristen was about to speak, but the back figure came back again. Sam turned 180 degrees and came back again. Bathed in the stunned eyes of Anson and Kristen, Sam couldn't help but stop his movements.

"Excellent, Anson."

After a moment of hesitation, Sam began to look at the sky, this time searching for memories, and after confirming that he had not missed anything, he gave Anson a thumbs up.

He continued to turn around, this time without stopping, and strode back behind the monitor.

Anson and Kristen exchanged glances. In fact, they had many, many things to communicate, but when they calmed down, those things seemed not so important anymore.

They looked at each other and smiled, and the filming continued.

(End of this chapter)