Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

Chapter 20 I am not a philanthropist and will not train you for free
With a click, the seat belt was buckled. Yang Chaoyue looked away, lowered his head slightly, and his earlobes were blown red by the heater in the car.

"Put it in the lock and press it, ah?"

Ah, I know. It is the Yancheng dialect, which means do you know or understand?

Yang Chaoyue responded subconsciously: "I know."

The Yancheng accent seemed to be mixed with malt sugar, sticky and wrapped in laughter.

After she finished speaking, she finally realized: "Brother Yang, you can also speak Yancheng dialect?"

"I learned it from you."

Make a few jokes.

Jiang Yang talked about business.

"Where's the contract?"

"promise."

Unzipping the briefcase, Yang Chaoyue took out two contracts.

Jiang Yang took it and looked over it again.

One is the contract signed between Yang Chaoyue and Jiangyang Company, but it lacks a stamp.

The other one was a contract signed between Jiang Yang and Canxing in the name of the company, with a red seal on it.

The above amount is not worth mentioning in the entertainment industry with a daily salary of 208 million in the future, but Jiang Yang still has to check it again.

When the company has more resources, it will have to hire some people and become busier in the future. It is impossible for me to do all the contract archiving and call-up work myself.

There needs to be a legal department responsible for reviewing contracts, a finance department responsible for controlling cost budgets, and an accountant responsible for doing the accounting.

How about letting Yang Chaoyue learn some accounting standards?
After putting the contract into the briefcase, Yang Chaoyue opened the storage compartment of the co-pilot seat, stuffed the briefcase in, and grabbed a handful of candy from his pocket.

It’s the brand Yimeizi.

Yang Chaoyue put a mint candy in his mouth, and the refreshing scent that overflowed from it mixed with the scent of cheap shampoo that remained in her hair.

She leaned forward and handed a candy to Jiang Yang. The hem of her chiffon skirt swept over the crotch, letting a ray of warm winter sun leak through the folds. "Brother Yang, have some candy."

"Where did you get the candy? Just a handful." Jiang Yang took it, tore open the package, and the cool taste in his mouth was very refreshing and soothing to the throat.

"I stole it from the candy box at the front desk of Canxing when I left. They were all busy talking to you at the time and no one noticed me." Yang Chaoyue laughed, his eyebrows curved, looking very handsome.

"Why did you pick Yimeizi? I remember there were also Alps and Xu Fuji fruit on the fruit plate at the front desk."

"Because you like to eat this kind of food, so I stole all of this."

"Huh?" Jiang Yang was slightly stunned.

I understood immediately.

Earlier in the audition room, when he was explaining the play to Yang Chaoyue, he casually mentioned that he should go to the front desk to get her a mint-flavored candy, which tasted good.

I didn’t expect that Yang Chaoyue still remembers it.

What a thoughtful little smart guy. He grabbed Yang Chaoyue's attributes, and Yang Chaoyue grabbed the candy of Canxing Company.

It seems that I won’t have to worry about snacks when I go out with Yang Chaoyue in the future.

Yang Chaoyue stuffed the extra candies into the storage box on the console.

It can be seen that Yang Chaoyue is very happy.

Jiang Yang got down to business: "I just passed the audition. There is still a lot to learn. Pronunciation, body language, improvisation, and psychological endurance all have a lot of room for improvement."

"Yeah! I know!"

Yang Chaoyue nodded excitedly.

Jiang Yang had previously taught her pronunciation, but she was somewhat reluctant. However, through this interview, she realized the importance of good delivery skills.

Brother Yang is really working hard to cultivate himself.

If Jiang Yang hadn't accompanied me to this interview, even if I had made sufficient preparations, I would probably have been too nervous to open my mouth and would not have been able to reach the audition stage.

the most important is.

I learned a lot on this trip.

Know what camera scheduling is.

Know what is near and far.

You need to have a basic understanding of what movement, positioning, scene clearing, and the rhythm of acting are.

Even the coordinating director, confident director, costume designer, and props designer in the crew were contacted.

Have a rough idea in mind.

These personal experiences are far more impressive than learning from books.

The car drove towards Songjiang District. When the gilded road sign of Lujiazui Financial Center flashed before his eyes again, Yang Chaoyue was still a little nervous and shrank his shoulders slightly.

Relaxed quickly.

I finally feel familiar with the city center of Shanghai.

If I audition for other roles in the future, I will know the process even without Brother Yang’s guidance.

"By the way, Yang Chaoyue, when you signed, did you read the amount on the contract carefully?" Jiang Yang suddenly asked.

"Look carefully, it's 3500 yuan."

When Yang Chaoyue thought of this number, he was still a little shocked.

"It's not 3500 yuan. You're a special extra, the kind that will most likely act with the MC guest. So it's 5000 yuan."

Jiang Yang slowly stepped on the brakes and stopped at the traffic light.

He looked at Yang Chaoyue's reaction in the rearview mirror and said, "The reason you only get 3500 is because you have to give 1500 to the company, a 70% split. Can you accept that? You know, I'm not a philanthropist. I won't train you for free."

(End of this chapter)