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Su Xi, who had achieved certain results in the field of education and charity, was caught off guard by the surging changes in the rules in the entertainment industry before she had time to catch her breath.

"The entertainment industry changes so quickly. The old ways of doing things no longer work." Su Xi complained to her assistant while sitting in the office.

With the adjustment of policies and the change of audience tastes, the competition in the entertainment industry has become increasingly fierce, and the traditional production and promotion model is no longer applicable. The connections and resources that once existed seemed to have lost their effectiveness overnight, and Su Xi found herself having to adapt to this new environment again.

"In the past, we could attract attention by hype and traffic, but now audiences pay more attention to the quality and content of the works. This is a huge challenge for us." Su Xi analyzed the situation at a team meeting.

In order to keep up with the pace of the industry, Su Xi began to frequently attend various industry seminars and training courses, trying to capture new trends and opportunities.

"The things discussed in these seminars are quite new, but we still need to think carefully about them before we can actually implement them in our projects." Su Xi took notes quickly in his notebook while listening to the experts' speeches.

After returning to the company, Su Xi immediately organized the team to brainstorm and discuss response strategies.

"Everyone is thinking about how we can fight our way out under these new rules."

Team members also expressed their opinions.

"Director Su, I think we can try some low-budget but creative projects. They have low risks and may cater to the audience's new tastes."

"No, no, low cost does reduce risk, but the impact is also limited. We still have to find a way to attract big investment and build a high-quality project."

During the discussion, everyone had different opinions and argued endlessly.

"Stop arguing, calm down, and let's analyze the pros and cons one by one." Su Xi rubbed his temples with a headache.

After trying several projects, Su Xi found that the results were not ideal. A lot of money and energy were invested, but the returns were very small.

"What went wrong? Is it that our ideas are not novel enough, or that the execution is not in place?" Su Xi fell into deep self-doubt.

At the same time, some competitors in the industry have thrived under the new rules and achieved remarkable results, which makes Su Xi feel more pressured.

"It's really frustrating to see others doing so well while we're still groping in the dark."

After careful consideration, Su Xi decided to switch to production, focusing on discovering new talents, innovating themes and improving the quality of works.

“Instead of following the trend, we should find a new way and create our own characteristics.”

She personally went to major art schools to select potential newcomers and worked with screenwriters to polish novel scripts.

"There's a lot of potential in this new guy's eyes. If we train him well, he might become something great."

“The idea of this script is good, but the plot needs to be more fleshed out.”

However, the transformation process was not smooth. New actors lacked experience and required a lot of time and energy to guide them; innovative themes also faced the test of market acceptance.

"This child just won't learn no matter how hard we try. It's really frustrating."

"Will the audience like this subject matter? If it is not popular, our efforts will be in vain."

Although his heart was filled with worry and anxiety, Su Xi still gritted his teeth and persevered.

At a project promotion meeting, due to financial constraints, the budget was overspent again, and Su Xi had to have difficult negotiations with investors.

"The investors are unwilling to make additional investments, so we have to find a way to reduce costs."

"How can we compress this? If we compress it any further, we won't be able to guarantee the quality."

Su Xi took a deep breath and said, "Don't panic, I'll go talk to the investors and try to get more funds."

At the negotiation table with investors, Su Xi elaborated on the prospects and potential of the project in detail, and ultimately convinced investors to make additional investments.

"It took a lot of effort this time, but at least there is some hope."

During the production process of the work, Su Xi did it all herself, strictly controlling every link and not missing any details.

"The lighting effect is not ideal, readjust it."

"The rhythm of this clip is not right, change it again."

Although the team members were under tremendous pressure under her strict requirements, they all understood that this was done in order to produce an excellent work.

After a long and arduous effort, Su Xi's first transformation work finally came out. However, the market response of the work was not as expected, and the box office and word of mouth were not satisfactory.

"How could this happen? We have put in so much effort, but why can't we get recognition from the audience?" Su Xi looked at the comments online, feeling disheartened.

But she was not defeated by failure. Instead, she carefully summed up her experience and lessons and prepared to start again.

"One failure is nothing. As long as we don't give up, we will always find a way to success."