The man of scumbag Gulnazar

After resting at home for a day, I rushed to Ji'an City, Jilin Province, to film.

To ensure the successful filming of this movie, Miss Naza put in a lot of effort! She even sought out Qin Tian to learn how to play the bass.

At first, Qin Tian himself knew nothing about bass, but as a famous singer, it would be too embarrassing if he couldn't even master this little skill! So he had studied it for a while before, otherwise he really wouldn't have been able to teach Miss Naza.

Besides, we don't expect the playing to be outstanding. As long as it's somewhat decent, that's fine. Anyway, there will be voice-over later, which can make up for any shortcomings in the performance!

Finally arriving at the filming location, when they saw the magnificent guitar sculpture before them, Qin Tian couldn't help but curse inwardly, "Damn it, this thing was built entirely with money!" This 22-meter-tall giant guitar sculpture was built over three months with the strong support of the Ji'an Municipal Government! The entire project cost more than five million RMB!

Although it can eventually be resold for some money, its appearance alone is truly breathtaking. Its existence not only gives this small, remote city its own iconic building, but also makes it a beautiful and unique feature of the landscape!

After Ms. Nazha officially joined the crew, the entire filming process was quickly put on the agenda.

Qin Tian, ​​who came this time, didn't actually have many specific tasks to perform. After all, the crew had experienced and capable assistant producers to handle various complicated matters.

Therefore, for Qin Tian, ​​he only needed to carefully check the accounts in the final stage. Of course, his main purpose in coming here this time was to accompany Miss Naza.

Originally, according to the plan, Naza's movie debut was supposed to be in the film "Goodbye Mr. Loser", but in the end, her first movie role turned out to be "City of Rock".

However, "Sewing Machine Band" is more suitable for Nazar. As for the role of Qiu Ya in "Goodbye Mr. Loser," the young lady's character is a bit lacking. If it were Dilraba, Yang Mi, Zhang Ziyi, Bai Lu, etc., it would be much better.

. . . .

"Heartbroken? Time to cheer myself up!"

"Your leg?"

"It's long, white, and thin, come and touch it!"

As soon as the two lines were spoken, the character played by Nazha instantly became three-dimensional and vivid.

The contrast between initially thinking he was just a bronze-level player and his final performance, which felt like that of a king, is striking.

Especially when the character first appeared, the sense of decadence and roguishness emanating from within was portrayed by Miss Naza in an extremely natural and smooth way, as if she had completely integrated into the character, making it impossible to feel any trace of acting.

In addition, Naza herself possesses exquisitely beautiful features, which she brings to the extreme when she presents herself with a cool and aloof image.

It can be said that no matter which angle you look at it from, this character is so beautiful and charming, without any flaws.

I love it so much I can't stand it.

Director Dapeng couldn't help but exclaim in admiration, "President Qin, your script is absolutely brilliant! Especially the portrayal of Ding Jianguo, it's as if it was tailor-made for Nazha!"

Upon hearing this, Qin Tian's face immediately broke into a smug smile. He made no attempt to hide his joy and began to boast in front of Miss Nazha: "Then look at this, what do you mean by 'similar'? It's exactly like her! I put a lot of effort into creating this character specifically for Nazha!"

Da Peng cherished the opportunity Qin Tian gave him; in his mind, Qin Tian was one of his benefactors.

Da Peng truly poured his heart and soul into this film! Take the opening scene, for example: the guitars displayed in the clinic where the rock veteran Yang Shuangshu works are absolutely astonishing! Keep in mind, those are all genuine antique treasures! The cheapest one alone costs 60 yuan! And these incredibly precious guitars were all borrowed by Da Peng from museums after much effort. He must have paid a considerable price for it.

Although this is Da Peng's first attempt at filmmaking, the overall progress has been quite smooth. Since the scenes weren't particularly complex or tricky, the filming schedule has been able to maintain a relatively good pace.

However, as the saying goes, plans can't keep up with changes. Right in the middle of filming, a scene involving a fierce fight with Ding Jianguo's ex-boyfriend suddenly encountered a problem.

At the beginning, everyone was very cautious, afraid of accidentally injuring the actors. As a result, the actors were too restrained in their performances, making their acting too contrived and difficult to achieve the desired effect no matter how they were filmed.

And so, they filmed for a full seven days, repeating the scene over 50 times, but still couldn't complete it successfully. With each failure, the morale of the entire crew plummeted.

As time went by and the filming schedule was severely delayed, everyone was extremely anxious.

At the critical moment, Qin Tian gritted his teeth and stamped his foot, decisively issuing the order: "Stop holding back, go all out and fight for real!" Upon hearing this command, everyone was stunned at first, but then they all went all out.

Finally, after a hard-fought battle, the scene was barely filmed. It was just a pity that some of the extras were perhaps too into it or didn't know their limits, and they hit Da Peng quite hard.

The next day, Da Peng was covered in bruises and in so much pain that he could barely get up, almost unable to continue filming. Fortunately, it turned out alright and didn't significantly impact the filming of the movie.

Every hurdle is difficult, but every hurdle is overcome. Every hurdle feels pretty good.

The next challenge is about to feature an exciting kissing scene. However, with Qin Tian watching closely, Da Peng, despite having feelings for the other person, doesn't dare to actually kiss him.

Left with no other option, they ultimately had to resort to using camera tricks to complete the "kissing scene."

Throughout the entire process, Qin Tian remained silent, yet this very silence seemed to convey a thousand words. Sometimes, silence does not equate to a lack of attitude, and Qin Tian's silence at this moment was a clear statement.

Next came the next hurdle – the demolition of the giant guitar. This was, after all, a government project. The giant guitar was exceptionally sturdy, and its demolition required considerable effort.

Moreover, after the demolition was completed, a thorny problem arose for the final concert: a shortage of extras. Faced with this situation, the production team had to mobilize resources again, urgently recruiting as many as 5000 residents from the surrounding area to serve as extras.

It is worth mentioning that the local government provided considerable support for this filming.

Overall, despite some problems, the filming progressed quite smoothly and was completed in just 19 days.

Of course, there were a few final shots that needed to be reshot in Beijing, but none of them were important.

Qin Tian, ​​this talented man, even wrote the theme song "Choose C".

You always ask questions

The back has ABC hanging on it.

I filled in ACDC

But you called me trash.

I just want to stay true to myself.

and the spirit of youth

I was getting soaked in the November rain.

Hearing you call me a loser

Burned by dreams

Don't just breathe in mediocrity.

What I want is not here.

Your answer is meaningless.

(Lyrics, composition, arrangement, and production were all done by Zhao Yingjun)