Entertainment: the Self-cultivation of Actors

【60 points】

Looking at the large characters that appeared in the void, Liu Haozhe finally mastered some tricks.

In the simulations again and again, he found that the sudden braking mentioned by Zheng Dan is not feasible, it is better to apply the brakes. Sure enough, the theory should be combined with practice.

"Use the point brake, but the first time the force should be the largest, then slow down in turn, and finally accelerate the impact suddenly, this can reduce the buffer force, achieve self-protection, and..."

After repeated simulations and repeated thinking, in the end, Liu Haozhe ushered in his first high score.

Seeing [82 points] floating in the void, Liu Haozhe seemed to see hope, and once again his fighting spirit was high!

"Come again!"

To make everything perfect is Liu Haozhe's ultimate goal.

Just like that, time flies by.

Early the next morning, when Liu Haozhe woke up, he was still a little excited. In his sleep, his simulation results had reached 100% perfection.

Even, just to be on the safe side, he tried other crash scenes in various scenes, and the results were satisfactory.

Almost every simulation score is above 96, which shows... his current driving skills have reached the point of proficiency!

When Liu Haozhe woke up, it was already four o'clock in the morning, he didn't feel sleepy at all, and the sky outside the window was still dark.

He got up to wash up, but accidentally disturbed Ah Wen next door.

"Azhe, are you going to pick up work today?"

Pulling a pair of flip flops, Ah Wenji knocked on the door of Liu Haozhe's room with sleepy eyes. The dormitory arranged by the crew for stunt performers and martial arts performers was one room per person, almost the same as a hotel.

"Yes, there is an action scene of a car crash!"

As soon as Liu Haozhe opened the door, he saw Ah Wen who was yawning.

"You wake up too early... The quality of sleep is the most important thing for us stuntmen, otherwise it will kill you if you are not careful during filming!"

Arwen patted Liu Haozhe on the shoulder to persuade him.

Of course, what he said is indeed true. Stunt performers are highly dangerous. If they lose their lives because they didn't wake up and panicked, it would be more harm than good.

Liu Haozhe smiled nonchalantly and said, "It's okay, I'm in the mainland... I've been used to it since this time, and I slept well!"

"What? Do you all get up so early in the Mainland?"

After hearing Liu Haozhe's words, Ah Wen instantly became sober.

Is it so painful in the Mainland?

"Yeah, around four o'clock in the morning, every day!"

"..."

Ah Wen's eyes widened. He had never thought about such a thing before, "Then... what time do you return tonight?"

"It depends on the situation. If it's early, it's eight or nine o'clock! As for the late...it's almost early morning."

"Then...the next day?..."

"Start as usual the next day, day after day!"

What Liu Haozhe was talking about was the daily life of group performers in the mainland film and television industry.

Ah Wen couldn't imagine such a thing, he stood there in a daze for a long time without speaking.

Working in this line of work in Hong Kong City, he has always looked down on people from the Mainland, because he thinks those people are not professional.

But the reality is a bit of a slap in the face. In fact, the group actors in the mainland film and television industry are the most tiring. Not only do they wake up the earliest and go to bed the latest every day, they also suffer all kinds of scolding and suffering in the crew.

That is the real physical and mental exhaustion, which is completely different from the life of an actor in Hong Kong City.

"Then...why what I heard before...wasn't like this?"

Ah Wen didn't know much about filming in the mainland. He always thought that the poor reputation of mainland film and television dramas should be related to the lack of professionalism of their actors!

But now when Liu Haozhe said this, he felt ashamed of his previous thoughts, starting at four o'clock... early in the morning?

Even if it's rain or shine, is this going to die?

Seeing the back of Liu Haozhe closing the door and leaving, Ah Wen changed his opinion of mainland actors for the first time. In the past, he always felt that mainland actors were not comparable to Hong Kong actors, but in fact, it seems... just the opposite!

"Azhe!"

he shouted loudly.

"Anything else?"

Liu Haozhe turned around and looked at him.

"If you feel that you are in a bad state, remember what you told Zheng Ge, don't be brave, if something happens, it will be over. In our business, the most important thing is body and spirit!"

"Got it! Thank you!"

Liu Haozhe nodded, left the dormitory, and walked towards the night.

Ah Wen looked at his disappearing back, and suddenly felt... no sleepiness!

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