Being a director starts with fighting domestic violence

Otherwise, the boss would threaten me every day to close the department. Not only would he lay off employees, but he would also try to squeeze in some inappropriate content all day long, saying that he wanted to increase sales.

How could the editor-in-chief agree to this? It would be fine to add the Marxist Scriptures, but she would never agree to insert those pornographic novels and advertisements.

Now, with this novel, sales have improved and the boss finally has nothing to complain about.

When the first novel was published, Gao You handed it over to lawyer Shen Yanqin and the Hong Kong Chinese Newspaper and publishing house to handle.

The progress is currently good and it is expected that the film will be released simultaneously in Mainland China and Hong Kong next month.

In addition to continuing to prepare her "Factory Pianist", Gao You also found Mo Huan to work with her to write the Cantonese opera-related movie "General Mulan" that she was planning to shoot.

Mo Huan had a good understanding with her when they worked together before, and after accepting Gao You's invitation, he agreed to start collecting materials after finishing the work at hand.

After Gao You shot a few commercials and had some money in hand, he started preparing for the filming of "Factory Pianist".

She had previously asked Jin Laoliu to find a second-hand piano and put it in the glass factory, and now she practices on it every day.

She's good at piano, but she hasn't practiced for a long time, so she's a little rusty.

She specially hired a piano teacher to give her guidance.

Seeing how quickly she was able to master the instrument, her teacher exclaimed that it was a pity for her. If she were ten years younger, she would definitely be able to become a professional pianist. But now that she is older, it is a bit difficult for her.

Gao You was ashamed and just said that he was here to film a movie and was not going to take this path.

However, to outsiders, this made it seem natural that Gao You could play the piano.

At the same time, she also got a sample copy of the Guide.

The publishing house told her that it would be published soon.

After reading it, Gao You pre-ordered 100 copies to give away.

After much twists and turns, the heroine of "Factory Pianist" finally found Zhao Qing.

Zhao Qing's eyesight had long since recovered. She had been studying the script given by Gao You, thinking about the role of Li Na, and had also consulted relevant experts on some questions.

After getting the sample copy of the "Guide" given to her by Gao You, she began to read the book carefully again.

She took the initiative to tell Gao You that she was willing to star in the movie for free.

Gao You had a good chat with her, and they both decided to perform.

In October, "Factory Pianist" officially started filming.

Mother Li Na is played by Zhao Qing, daughter Li Mu is played by Gao You, Li Mu's agent is played by Liu Daqi, Li Na's ex-husband is played by Zhu Kai, and Li Mu's classmates are played by two classmates from the acting department, Yu Lishu and Wu Yunxin.

There were also some other roles, and of course we invited students from the school's acting department to play them. The teacher also introduced some veteran actors to us.

Screenwriter: Lu Xue, Photography: Lu Shuang, Art: Zhu Xiaoya, Recording: Liao Hanyu.

We are all familiar with each other, so we work together very well.

Especially for several veteran actors who made guest appearances again, Gao You still paid them a salary, otherwise it would be like taking advantage of them by relying on his relationship.

The production of this film was delayed for some time, but Gao You and Lu Xue also had more time to polish the script.

In addition, the script was communicated with experts from relevant hospitals in Beijing. The content was discussed with them repeatedly and professional guidance was given.

The shooting started in a theater.

Li Mu, an autistic patient who grew up in a factory, was spotted by an agent and signed, and was developed into a well-known pianist.

Her agent, Lao Ye, prepared a performance for her.

Li Mu was forced by Lao Ye to practice piano every day, take promotional photos, shoot commercials, and hold meet-and-greets with music fans.

Li Mu was very resistant to these activities other than piano, but she had to endure it.

The result of her patience was that Li Mu lost control and set fire to the trash can at the back door of the theater.

Someone witnessed the incident and called the police.

Li Mu was detained for arson.

Old Ye is going crazy because the performance is in a few days.

Li Mu's mother, Li Na, was even more devastated. She looked everywhere for ways to get her daughter out.

What Li Na was most worried about was that Li Mu would be bullied in there and that she would be hurt.

She went to a lawyer for help, went to the police, and went to the person who called the police.

However, the process of Li Mu setting the fire was seen clearly by everyone, and the lawyer could do nothing about it.

Finally, Li Na found the doctor who had treated Li Mu and asked her for help to testify for Li Mu that Li Mu was sick.

She is not destroying public property and does not pose a threat to society.

The doctor finally contacted several authoritative doctors at home and abroad, and proved to Li Mu that she was just ill and did not commit arson intentionally.

Li Mu was acquitted.

Her performance was also caught up.

She used her income to treat a seriously ill child in the factory.

Finally, Li Mu chose to terminate the contract with Lao Ye Company and returned to the factory with her mother to continue working as a factory pianist.

Most of the film was shot in Beijing, and part of it was later filmed in the provincial capital.

This time, Gao You was more adept at filming than when he shot the short film, and he cooperated more closely with Lu Shuang and Liao Hanyu.

Zhao Qing also demonstrated her professionalism as a veteran actor, and this performance was the ultimate display of her career.

Li Na's love, suffering, depression, pain and resentment were all expressed vividly by Zhao Qing.

When acting opposite Gao You, the two of them were equally good at acting.

Gao You also has a very thorough grasp of the role of Li Mu, and portrays an autistic girl very realistically.

The agent Lao Ye was also played by Liu Daqi with just the right amount of exaggeration and comedy, and a bit of black humor, especially the little action he designed of taking out a handkerchief to wipe the sweat, which was simply amazing.

After more than a month of filming, the Beijing section was completed, and Gao You led the large group to the provincial capital.

She had talked to Director Ji before.

The most important thing about this film is that it gives everyone an opportunity to understand people with autism, so that these children and parents can gain some understanding and tolerance from everyone.

Director Ji, Wan Xiuchun, and Xiaofei’s mother have also read the script.

The portrayal of Li Na and Li Mu in the film made them deeply understand.

As an autistic patient in his thirties, Wan Xiuchun can empathize with this.

She has never been to the hospital for a check-up and is reluctant and afraid to go to the hospital.

She was afraid that she would be found out to be not a normal person, and she was also afraid that if she was really diagnosed with the disease, her sister-in-law would have to take her to treatment.

She would rather force herself to be like a normal person, an ordinary person. She doesn't want to be a burden to her sister-in-law.

She never dared to show her panic and pain in front of outsiders.

She can only be a serious, indifferent and capable Wan Xiuchun.

Xiaofei's mother and others also cried uncontrollably after reading the script.

Finally someone told them that their child was just sick.

They are not fools.

Along with the script, there were also 100 copies of the newly published "Guide".

Every parent received a copy.

For them, this book is like a blessing in disguise.