All-Round Genius Who Eats Talent

118. Find the hidden Song Jae-ik

– Episodes 1 and 2 are definitely 5 scenes.

– Not number 4?

– uh? i found it 6 times

– Wow, this is crazy. The face is clearly visible in number 4. Honestly, I’m not even sure if it’s number 4 right now.

– Honestly, with the archivist’s honor! There should be quite a few winners at our cafe!

– So! Everyone cheer up!! Do share!

– ah! I want to go to the fan meeting!!

– Can’t we just have a fan meeting?

– You didn’t have a fan meeting, so you’re trying to make this into a fan meeting.

The Archivist gathered only people who were serious about finding the hidden Song Jae-Ik. Not just one or two, but everyone who could afford to attend.

The relationship between Jaeik and the archivist was delicate. A positive but subtle relationship rather than a negative relationship.

Jaeik knows that there is a fan cafe, and he often writes about it, but it was very rare. Because it was Um Kang-seok who mainly informed the news.

As a result, the reaction to Song Jae-ik in the cafe was rather friendly, no matter what he was doing, not criticizing, but criticizing, not just saying he liked it, but that his likes and dislikes were clearly divided according to their own subjectivity.

Is it literally the feeling of building trust?

I do the virtue, but I do the trick. That’s why when the Joseon Exorcist incident broke out, it was said that Jae-ik’s work should be verified first.

“no no. No. 8 for sure. I’m sure no one has found number 8. I’ll find who came up with number 8. I watched the drama more than 10 times to find it.”

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Last day to register for the event. Kim Jong-min looked around at Mflix a couple of times, wrote down what he had checked, and pressed the send button.

The majority of comments were number 5. I think I added a scene like a trap to number 4 where I can check my face.

But Kim Jong-min was sure. There are a total of 8 scenes in which Song Jae-ik appears in episodes 1 and 2.

“I never thought I’d plant a trap like that at the end.”

In the scene where everyone bows their heads in front of the king in the final scene of episode 2, I was sure that Song Jae-ik was in it, judging from his body shape.

But is it more than what you found?

I didn’t think this was an event that was really put forward. Of course, it was still difficult.

The event deadline has passed. Kim Jong-min raised one corner of his mouth as he wrote.

I was a second-generation archivist. It’s been over a year since I’ve been active. Don’t you know about Song Jae-ik without envy?

[Submitted right before the deadline. I figured out number 8. One of the servants in the last scene of episode 2. There must be a writer Jae-Ik Song.]

As soon as I was about to post, my phone received a flood of notifications that comments had been made.

– Hey. Isn’t that just basic?

– Does he look down on the archivist?

– You uploaded it because the deadline was over, right?

– Ha ha ha I also found 8 times.

– No, you old people! Let’s share some of that! You are the only one who wants to go!

– Ha ha ha ha ha ha It’s best to reduce competitors.

“what? Wasn’t I the only one who found it that way?”

Kim Jong-min made a confused expression. It seemed that he was not the only deceased person in this cafe.

—

“How many?”

“About five thousand people. Cut all the hundred.”

The event to find the hidden Song Jae-Ik is over and the final number of people accepted is 5,389.

It was certainly a staggering number for a single event.

Moreover, this number of 5,000 people was simply a number only within Korea. If you include overseas participants, well over 10,000 people applied for the event.

“So you’re saying we have to pick about 200 of them?”

“right. You have to pick about 200 people out of 5,000.”

“no. Are you crazy? Is it 25 to 1?”

“Hehe. is the path you have chosen Hold on no matter what.”

It wasn’t easy. About 200 people. Fortunately, after episodes 3 and 4, around episode 5 or 6, the winners of the event are announced.

“Did you rent the place?”

“yes. to the cinema. I made it with lots of seats. 225 seats.”

“First of all, the correct answer is number 8, right? The number of times I appeared until episode 2. Choose the correct answer first, and after that, do 7 or 6 in order of the person who received it quickly.”

After all, someone had to choose. I thought it would be best to select the correct answers first.

“OK. Then I’ll pick them in that order. And if you do, who else is going to attend besides you? Wouldn’t it be better to have a few actors or you attend rather than attend alone?”

“ah. uh. I’ve been talking I’ll be the director. Two or three actors will also participate.”

“Good. That’s enough. So, I’ll let you know when it’s decided. oh And I also talked to Watpad. The book will come within this week. 1,000 copies signed. should do that too Puha study.”

“Oh right. There are also foreign participants.”

“Is not it. There are also a lot of foreign participants. More than Korean participants. They said how to choose there again.”

“We should go with the same standards.”

“Yes, do your best, boss!”

Eom Kang-seok burst out with a nasty laugh and left the president’s office.

“Aww, you damn bastard.”

Jaeik sighed and turned his gaze to the monitor. The biggest interest right now is, of course, not working with Spielberg on the screenplay.

Besides, putting my thoughts in what Spielberg said. Because of that, I was in the process of completely renewing the screenplay.

I felt that the script and directing method had to be clearly different depending on the message I wanted to put in, rather than showing it literally as it was in the past, as the view is definitely different.

‘As expected, I have to accumulate a lot of experience.’

I definitely realized watching Spielberg that I can never ignore things that come from experience and age.

Maybe that’s why I’ve been having a lot of fun lately. No matter what I did, it seemed like I was seeing it from a different point of view than before.

After sending the revised first screenplay to Spielberg, Jaeik stretched himself and entered the company event participation page.

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Looking at the results piled up like a mountain, I felt very sorry for those who were not selected, but at the same time, I felt very grateful.

Anyway, I guess I participated in the event because I like and have affection for my work.

After downloading all the forms, Jaeik arranged the forms in Excel.

“Turn it off. Let’s try it.”

Anyway, the fact that you have to pick 1,000 people hasn’t changed.

—

– (Amazing! Very!)

A day has passed since Jaeik sent the script. Spielberg, who called after finishing his schedule in Korea, poured out words in a voice that could not hide his excitement.

– (Oh my God. As expected, you are a genius. Such a script. It gives me goosebumps to think that this will be made into a movie.)

(You are exaggerating. A genius. The director is a real genius.)

– (From what I just said, you’re not a genius to come up with a script like this? If that’s the case, then everyone in the world wouldn’t fit into the category of genius. Not everyone can do this. You’re doing it because you are.)

(Haha. I’m glad you like it anyway.)

– (A screenplay like this is enough to go back to the US and go into production right away.)

Of course, a little more work would have to be done to create a perfect screenplay, but Spielberg’s judgment was that there was still no place to make major changes. Honestly, at this level, I wonder if it is right to use the name co-script?

The only thing he did was show off his seniority. And it was rare for a script to come out so quickly. by several years. It was common for directors to only work on one screenplay for at least 4-5 years.

If you return to the US after completing your schedule in Korea, everything from casting actors to building a set and location. Less than three years after the real book came out, the possibility of a movie coming out has increased greatly.

That movie that no one said would have to wait 4-5 years to come out.

Originally, I was going to hold only the basic framework of the script and proceed slowly.

– (If that’s enough, our movie’s success won’t be a problem. It means that the fan base is strong. Word of mouth is a problem in the beginning, but there’s no problem after that.)

(There are more fans of the director than I do.)

– (Let’s take a look at it in the evening on the day we return. Oh, and there are a lot of event participants?)

(Yes. Even if it’s not, I’m getting a headache trying to pick a winner. It’s true that there are so many.)

– (Leave one of my seats. In the past, I have to participate too.)

(Director? Then they say I like it.)

– (We’re making a movie together, so what the hell! Hahaha. Besides, if you make a movie, all the audiences will come to see your movie.)

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CVBOX cinema. Even at 10 o’clock late at night, the cinema was noisy with many people.

“ah. Perhaps?”

“yes. It’s time for CE claws.”

“ah! I am a re-enlistment reserve.”

“Did you hear that? I heard you have a special guest today.”

“A special guest? Do you want to come, too?”

“I see.”

People who never say their names, exchange greetings with the cafe ID, handing each other greetings, and looking at each other as if they were curious.

All of them were characterized by excitement and anticipation on their faces.

“I will enter the Annals of Joseon Ghosts!”

“Five! Is this the beginning? I look forward to it.”

“You can go to theater number 4!”

When the guide came out, the people followed the guide one by one and entered the theater, and when the seats were fully occupied, and the event started, the clamor of people subsided.

Then the front door opened and the people I had only seen on TV entered one by one.

“Oh oh···! Five!!!”

Of course, I’ve seen it a lot on TV, but most people see Jae-ik in real life for the first time. Cheering and applause erupted stronger than ever when Jae-ik entered, more than when celebrities entered.

“hello. This is Song Jae-ik. I think it’s the first time I’ve met you like this. It is an honour.”

“too expensive! Show your face more often!”

At Jaeik’s greeting, a playful voice erupted from the audience.

“Iknow, right. Author, you should make more places like this. I think the reaction is better when the writer comes in than when we came in.”

Jin Kyu-hyeok sympathized with the audience’s reaction as if he understood. Because he himself was an archivist! It was because he knew very well that the opportunity to meet Song Jae-ik like this is not common.

“Yes. I will make sure to refer to it.”

“Or it’s okay to appear often on TV! Or upload more on You Tube.”

“to. We will try to do that too. Youtube should have further discussions with our editor Kang-seok Eom.”

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Laughter erupted from the audience. Honestly, it’s a complaint mixed with aegyo, but it’s not a big complaint.

“Oh, and did you all hear that we have a special guest today?”

“yes!!”

“It’s director Steven Spielberg.”

“uh? Ooooh-!”

I couldn’t have expected that Steven Spielberg would be here, so I heard a huge cheer from the audience.

(Hello. I’m Steven Spielberg. It’s an honor to see you all through Song Jae-Ik’s work. Seeing you in the audience like this is always precious!)

The reaction of the audience to each word of the interpreter was dramatic. It was enough.

(Maybe sooner or later, perhaps sooner than expected, we will be able to see you in a movie with writer Song Jae-ik. Not a screenplay, but literally a co-director’s co-screenplay. I hope I can see you again then.)

Spielberg dropped a bomb on the cinema.