Ten years of film queen, finally became a top star

Ran Feng felt that he was being severely despised.

In his own professional field, he has always been the ceiling or even the atmosphere, and he is the only one who looks down on others.

He didn't expect that he would be disliked by everyone just when he first entered the film industry and before filming even started. This was something he couldn't accept.

First of all, it is understandable that Li Hanmo dislikes him because he is the candidate requested by the investors, because that is the director's prejudice and not entirely his problem.

Now if Yu Jiang didn't approve of his acting skills he could accept it, but her expression was very clear, she just thought he was unprofessional.

Although it was indeed Ran Feng's own problem, he also didn't know their filming process.

The teacher had told him about normal filming of TV series and movies, but the crew he was in now was obviously extremely complicated!

It can be seen from the fact that Yu Jiang can recite other people's lines and even the scene numbers that this is obviously not a normal thing.

As a newcomer, Ran Feng still has a lot of work to do if he wants to keep up with their pace.

The script reading ended at nine o'clock in the evening. In the middle, they had a bite to eat and take a break while the director was analyzing the script with storyboards.

Finally, Li Hanmo announced the subsequent training plan, which mainly involves action scenes and wirework.

Director Li's closing remarks were very instructive, "Okay, everyone, see you when we start filming. I hope that during this time, the actors can get familiar with the script. When we officially start filming, I don't want everyone to waste their time on getting stuck on lines."

Ran Feng, who was secretly named again, was relieved. Compared with the two leading actors, if he were the director, he would not look down on himself.

Originally, Yu Jiang thought that Ran Feng was a poor newcomer who was disliked by the director right after entering the industry.

However, after experiencing the script reading session, she felt much less sympathy for Ran Feng.

There have been many new actors starring in movies in recent years. At the book reading session, who doesn’t try their best to express themselves with emotion?

Even if you don't understand the script well enough and can't offer any constructive suggestions, you should still read it from the perspective of the character yourself to make it easier for others to understand, right?

When Tang Zixu first started working with Yu Jiang, he was still a newcomer. Didn't he memorize his lines in advance and mark up the script in all sorts of colors?

How could there be someone like Ran Feng? He had a hard time even reading his own lines, let alone memorizing the lines of his opponent.

There are only two possibilities in this situation: either he did not read the script carefully, or he has no acting talent at all.

No matter what situation Ran Feng is in, it is not a good thing for the entire crew. Now Yu Jiang just hopes that he doesn't waste too much time.

The next eight days are training time. The male protagonist Chai Yujun, played by Tang Zixu, is not a cultivator, so he doesn’t need to use wirework very often.

The script sets Mu Lingji and Mu Yuanming as senior and junior sisters, and their main focus is still on learning wire acting.

However, because his impression of Ran Feng took a sharp turn for the worse, Yu Jiang did not communicate much with him during the training period and tried not to speak if possible.

Of course Ran Feng knew that the current situation was all caused by himself, so he was never idle for a moment besides training, and he almost read the script to pieces.

There was nothing else, the only goal he set for himself was to memorize the entire script before filming began.

Yu Jiang was also sent home by the crew's car from the training base, and now Gong Jianan has even less time to pick her up.

As soon as I entered the room, I heard Gong Jianan, who was talking on the phone to someone, speaking arrogantly over there.

"Director, you know our identity as an artist. A movie star of this level making her debut on a variety show, what a big selling point this is!!"

Seeing Yu Jiang come in, Gong Jianan took the time to wave to her and then continued talking on the phone.

"Do you think this is a question of remuneration? This is a question of respect, and more importantly, it is a question of your attitude! I currently think that you do not respect Teacher Yu enough, so I will continue to consider this project."

Yu Jiang had never seen Gong Jianan do such a thing before. When making movies, the scripts would be handed to her and she would help screen out the shoddy ones. The rest was up to Yu Jiang to film whichever ones he liked.

Gong Jiannan's task was at most to collect these scripts and wait for Yu Jiang to select her to review the contract. The issue of remuneration was simply the least important.

Seeing her hang up the phone, Yu Jiang teased, "Our manager Gong is really not a simple person. We are obviously the second party, but he can act like the first party, right?"

Gong Jianan's expression was not as cheerful as Yu Jiang's. "In their place, the more money you spend, the more they value you. Besides, these people think that I don't understand because I haven't been on a variety show, and they actually gave me the salary of a second-tier actor."

Yu Jiang has always been hands-off in this regard. She only cares about her own schedule. "Did Gong Da's agent finally get the deal?"

She said with some embarrassment: "It depends on your idea. There are two choices for long-term variety shows. One is the slow variety show introduced from overseas, which is quite popular outside. The other is the first live variety show in China, the kind that is fully live."

“The time is right for both, but each has its pros and cons.”

"The advantage of slow variety shows is that they have an overseas fan base, and the cast members who work with them also have relatively high traffic."

"But because it's a recorded broadcast, we're not sure whether the effect will be good or not, so we can't be sure whether the number of fans you can attract after the broadcast can meet the current demand."

"Live variety shows are just the opposite. We can see feedback immediately and quickly plan follow-up work based on audience feedback and fan growth."

"Its disadvantage is that since there has never been a variety show of this type before, the risk is relatively high and it may just fail."

Gong Jianan seems to prefer slow variety shows, and added, "Live variety shows require a whole month to be free, while slow variety shows allow you to take on other work in between filming."

Although Yu Jiang has never participated in a variety show, he asked the question with the mindset of making a movie, "What are the themes of these two variety shows? What role do I need to play?"

"The slow variety show is about growing vegetables in the fields, cooking, walking the dog, catching chickens, etc. The live broadcast is a military experience variety show. I heard that it is a collaboration with the Air Force, so it must be more difficult."

Knowing that Yu Jiang had previously said that he wanted to experience rural life, Gong Jianan specifically mentioned this advantage of slow variety shows in the beginning.

Unexpectedly, when Yu Jiang heard about the military experience, he stopped asking about the chronic comprehensive disease.

"I want that live variety show. I've never acted in a military-themed movie, so I'll go on a variety show to experience it first."

Yu Jiang said she wanted to experience rural life because she was going to play a village woman at that time. Now that she has finished playing the role, of course she wants to change to a subject she has never touched before.

She had already made her choice, and Gong Jianan could only regret in her heart, "Oh, I miscalculated..."