The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 545 Summer is coming to an end
Gus was slightly startled: How did things develop to this point?
Where is the vase you promised? What about the big names you promised?
Anson in front of you, there is something wrong with you.

Gus looked at Anson. Anson seemed to be able to sense Gus's confusion, and he took the initiative to change the topic without Gus even needing to speak.

"I think so too. The elephant in the room is obviously there, but no one talks about it. Until one day, the elephant gets angry."

"So, the movie adopted that title."

Gus had forgotten the beginning of the topic while he was talking, but Anson had not forgotten it.

"Since the title of the movie itself is a metaphor, it proves that the director hopes to use the movie to complete the dialogue. It is not some chicken soup for the soul and does not require you to talk about it. The problem is thrown out and the thinking space is left to the audience."

"Just like Alan Clark."

"Then the long shot at the end is naturally unnecessary."

"First of all, this long shot is different from any previous long shot. The previous one is a main point of view, and the shot has a protagonist, maybe it's me or maybe Eric; but this shot has no protagonist. It's the director's perspective. Or God’s perspective.”

"Not only does it destroy the artistic conception of the entire movie, but it also has a preachy tone,"

Gus: This!

Switching between the main perspective and God's perspective! No wonder he felt weird all the time. He always felt that something was wrong but couldn't explain why.

"Secondly, if you don't understand the message conveyed by the entire movie, you still can't understand it even with the impactful long shot at the end."

"And those who can understand it can still understand it without this ending."

"So, adding such an ending is completely unnecessary in my opinion. Just like the title of the movie, it is a creative gesture."

After going around in circles, Anson finally came to a conclusion in a leisurely manner.

Gus chewed it carefully, with a look of deep thought between his brows.

Gus still needs some time to think about how the movie should end, organize his thoughts and consider the overall situation. Maybe after the post-editing is completed, the answer will naturally emerge; but there is no doubt that Anson named a key point and gave him a brand new ideas.

Then Gus looked at Anson again, suddenly becoming curious.

"What's your next plan?" This is the first time that Gus is really curious about Anson's future plans, not out of politeness, but sincere curiosity——

For such an actor, every step he takes next is worth looking forward to, just like no one expects him to appear in "Elephant", and no one can predict Anson's next development direction.

Everything, it was as if he did not expect that Anson's performance would bring surprises, nor did he expect that Anson's understanding of the movie would not stop at the surface. Just when he thought he understood Anson well enough, this young man could bring more surprises. .

Like an adventure.

Therefore, Gus also became curious.

Anson shrugged lightly, "Waiting for the unknown."

Gus:? ? ?
Anson, “Isn’t it exciting to wait for those possibilities to arrive without any need to rush them?”

Gus couldn't help but chuckle. As expected of Anson, the answer was another surprise, but he still nodded, "Indeed."

This structure and mind are different. Gus admits that he is still petty.

A smile crept up on his brow, and then Gus saw the actors leaving the school space in a bustling manner. One or two of them sneaked over from the corner of their eyes, but they didn't dare to move forward easily. He understood it all at once.

Gus patted Anson on the shoulder, "I won't stay here and become an obstacle. After all, you only have a few hours left on the set."

With a small joke, Gus put his hands behind his back and walked away.

As soon as they saw Gus leaving, the crowd around them immediately started to move. Alex and Eric took the lead and rushed forward in a foot race. The confusion and confusion between their eyebrows revealed their true feelings in advance, and they continued to look around with question marks.

"That's all?"

"This is the end?"

Monk Alex Zhang Er was confused. He turned around and looked around while constantly throwing question marks out.

"Is this how it ends? I thought there would be something special about the ending."

Anson laughed dumbly and shrugged lightly, "It's really nothing special."

That's probably the case when it comes to filming a movie. There's really nothing unusual about the actor's part. What's really exciting and thrilling is the director's part——

That, is magic.

Although his stay on the set of "Elephant" was short, he gained a lot. Now Anson is full of energy and in a state of excitement.

Especially the conversation he just had with the director gave Anson a new perspective on acting.

Along with this, my mood became more relaxed.

"Two eyes, one nose, one mouth, no need to fuss."

Anson deliberately went off the rails and made a joke, and Alex laughed goofily.

Eric exhaled softly, "It was a bit nihilistic. There was no realism at the beginning, and there was no sense of reality at the end. If it weren't for you standing right in front of me, I wouldn't have believed we made a movie at all."

After a pause, Eric hesitated to speak: Even though Anson was right in front of him, he still couldn't tell whether the cooperation with Anson was a fictional plot in his mind or a plot that actually happened in real life.

Anson noticed this scene.

In fact, Eric is suitable for the big screen. Although he lacks confidence in himself, Gus probably chose him because he saw the characteristics in him. His eyes are clear and hide the story.

Anson is also looking forward to the final effect of the finished film.

Anson, "While waiting for the movie to be released, it feels different. Especially when my face appears on the big screen, it feels even weirder. It is different from a TV. The entire light and shadow effect fills the theater, which is visually oppressive. Effect."

Alex thought about it seriously and made a sound of disgust. The goosebumps on his arms fell all over the floor, and he couldn't help but stamp his feet.

It seems that Alex has little interest in watching "Elephant".

But Eric ignored Alex, nodded slightly, his eyes were focused, and he looked thoughtful, with a bit of reluctance in his expression. He murmured in a low voice, "If I can keep shooting, I'll do it." alright."

Alex laughed and complained, "Okay, what's the problem? You can go and lie down inside now, and I can continue to take some more shots."

Eric didn't mind being complained about. He turned to look at the other students in the classroom and corridor who were wiping fake blood, and then looked down at the camouflage uniform he was wearing and the prop gun in his hand. The sense of dissonance finally came to him. With a little impact, the reality of shooting a movie becomes clear.

"Okay, wake me up until the end of summer."

Involuntarily, Anson was reminded of the classic line in "The Blue Door":
It’s so frustrating, summer is almost over, and it seems like nothing has been done.

Summer is wanton and gorgeous, bright and bright, and life seems to be burning without reservation. The whole world is different during those times; naturally, when summer is over, it is inevitable to feel melancholy.

Reluctantly.

(End of this chapter)