The Golden Age of China Entertainment

As Wang Shuo said, he looked at Yi Qing: "You won't be the one who decides the final draft, right!?"

He didn't want to be so busy, only to be denied by Yi Qing in the end, and all the hard work would be in vain.

Yi Qing also knew what he was thinking, and said with a smile: "The final draft, we two are discussing, I have a request, as long as possible, at least 20 episodes."

After the adaptation of the previous life, many parts were actually deleted. Yi Qing asked to lengthen the story, not because he wanted Wang Shuo to add water to the story, but to add all the deleted content.

Wang Shuo listened and thought about it in his heart: "This is no problem, but do you really dare to shoot?"

Wang Shuo was still a little skeptical.

Although it's not that explicit, isn't the subject matter of love and marriage quite sensitive?

Moreover, from the author Wang Shuo's point of view, the love and marriage in the story felt that the two were crazy, especially in the end Du Mei even kidnapped and threatened with a knife in order to force "me" to accept her love.

Can this thing be played?

Yi Qing laughed when he heard the words: "It's not ten years ago now, the social atmosphere is not so rigid, as long as you don't add seasoning to it."

Yi Qing can't guarantee that Wang Shuo can adapt the routine according to the previous life, so he hastened to get the vaccination in advance, so as to save this guy from itchy hands for a while, and add some private goods to it.

After talking about the business, the next thing is to drink. Yi Qing planned to go to Huailai in a few days, so he let go, drank until late at night, and fell asleep in the dance hall.

The next morning, I was woken up by urination, my head was buzzing, and I checked the time, but I didn't go to the hotel, and went directly to Beijing Film Academy.

"Fuck, who are you talking to, how much did you drink!?"

As soon as Yi Qing arrived at Beijing Film and Television Academy, he met Zhao Baogang and the others. Seeing that Yi Qing was swaying in the aisle, Li Chengru hurried over to help him.

"The people in the group caused trouble, smashed the old horse's shop, and beat up Wang Shuo. I'm sorry, let someone poke me in the back!"

As Yi Qing said, he took the water glass from Feng's trousers and took a sip: "Are you still practicing!?"

Zhao Baogang said: "I'm still practicing, that's right! I went to see the costumes with Lao Feng yesterday. Not to mention, Teacher Shi Yanqin is really good. The costumes are beautiful!"

There is no need for you to say, among the thousands of costumes, which one was not designed by Teacher Shi Yanqin, otherwise it would be a classic? !

"How about the equipment? Brother Li, did you get in touch with me?"

The equipment used for this shooting is provided by TVB and ATV. I contacted there before and said that they have passed customs and are ready to be shipped here.

"Someone contacted me and said that it has arrived, waiting for inspection over there, and I can pick it up tomorrow with the list."

Li Chengru is in charge of this matter.

The equipment has also arrived, so the only thing left is Yuan's class!

The Yuan family class is in charge of ATV, and Yi Qing thought about asking the person in charge of ATV to call home and ask about it. The filming is about to start, and the martial arts instructor hasn't arrived yet, so how to shoot the scene!

Just as he was thinking, Yi Qing saw the person in charge of the ATV team walking towards them.

"Mr. Yi, there are 26 people in Yuan's class, and the plane arrives in the capital tonight!"

Come on, let's live together!

4 Fifty Chapters of Martial Arts

Martial arts, the group engaged in this industry in Xiangjiang, is called dragon and tiger martial artists. They are also a very special existence in the Hong Kong film industry. In the 70s, 80s, and early 90s, when action movies and kung fu movies were popular, A large number of martial arts masters are required to play small roles in the film to set off the demeanor of the big stars. A large number of underprivileged children have devoted themselves to the martial arts profession, doing stand-ins, stunts, and tricks. Although it is hard work, the income is quite considerable.

Some of them later became famous martial arts instructors and big stars, such as Hong Jinbao and Cheng Long. They all started as dragon and tiger martial arts masters and became international superstars step by step, but only a few of them survived. Most people spend their whole lives in obscurity for the film.

Anyone who is familiar with Xiangjiang films knows that martial arts and kung fu films have always been the most important in the history of Xiangjiang films.To put it bluntly, movies of this type were the best sellers at the time. As long as the martial arts were well designed and no one cared about the plot, it was OK to enjoy.

With the popularity of Kung Fu movies, the demand for martial arts is also increasing day by day. These special groups who are dubbed dragon and tiger martial artists often appear as doubles of stars, sometimes even disguised as men and women, hanging in the air and flying over walls, making daunting maneuvers Kicking, sometimes turning into thug A or robber B, jumping from a high place, or flying out and falling to the ground after being hit hard, smashing tables and chairs.

The end of the year was the golden season of Xiangjiang movies, and it was also the golden age of martial arts. A large number of martial arts teams were born. Liu Jialiang's Liu Jiaban and Yu Zhanyuan's Yuan Jiaban were unshakable in the Xiangjiang film industry at that time. martial arts coaching team.

Later, Hong Jinbao, the big brother of the Yuan family class, gathered a group of professionals to establish the Hong family class. The Yuan family class of the Yuan brothers was also in the limelight.

The scenery is beautiful, but for Wu Xing, beatings, beatings, and beatings are simply commonplace. Injury, incontinence, muscle atrophy, and even death are all risks and costs that this type of work must bear.

There was also a saying in the industry: In the hospital, there will always be seven beds reserved for those who are dragon and tiger martial artists.

It can be seen that the risk of doing this business is high.

It is even said that protective gear was not allowed to be worn on Kung Fu film sets in the early years. At that time, when shooting a scene of falling from a high place, ten martial artists were all lined up there as backup. The first person broke, and the second The first and third ones had to go on, and the ambulance was waiting beside them, and they were sent directly to the hospital if they broke.

The reason probably has something to do with the quack temperament in the martial arts at that time. If you wear a pad and use a cardboard box for protection, you will even invite ridicule from your peers: Oh, what school and school are you from, why are you so useless.

Therefore, for the sake of face, everyone can only bite the bullet and really fight.

Even a top action star like Hong Jinbao would go into battle naked from time to time.

Yi Qing once watched an exclusive interview with Hong Jinbao in his previous life. He said that once, a martial artist stood on a high place and dared not jump down, so he shouted from below: "Do you want to jump?"

Wu Xing still didn't dare, so Hong Jinbao did this action himself, jumped down and sat on the ground, and lost control on the spot.

It is precisely for this reason that the careers of many martial artists are quickly ruined.

It wasn't until the later stage, as the difficulty of the movements increased, that action scenes put higher and higher demands on the martial artists, and the martial artists gradually became more conscious of protecting themselves and avoiding injuries.

For example, when shooting a scene of falling from a high altitude, the so-called floor is actually added with a layer of "tatami", or a floor with sponge or paper shells underneath, so that Wu Xing will not actually fall to the ground.

What abilities does a competent martial artist need to possess?

To put it simply, there are eight words: skill, weapon, boxing, chariot, power, fire, replacement, and miscellaneous.

It refers to the fact that martial arts requires mastering stunts, designing weapons and kung fu, being able to fly cars, hanging wires, firearms, blasting and other difficult movements, as well as being able to act as a stand-in and do chores.

Even in the later era of movie special effects, martial artists still have to master these skills. Therefore, no matter how careful they are, martial artists still face various dangers, and accidental casualties still occur from time to time.

In the previous life, Wu Yusen's crew had a tragedy involving one death and seven injuries, and a mainland TV drama crew also killed a pyrotechnician.

There was also an insider once told about the experience of filming in the mountains of Nepal. A Wu Xing accidentally fell off a camel, and his leg was covered with white bones. For a whole week, he could only use white wine and local wild cannabis leaves to support the wound. After passing out and waking up, he survived entirely by willpower.

Speaking of it, doing martial arts is just like athletes. After all, the number of years they can eat and fight is limited after all, and the sequelae caused by years of injuries have also laid hidden dangers for their lives after retirement.

Many martial arts came out in their teens, but they didn't think about the long-term. When they were in their fifties or even their thirties, they couldn't fall anymore. Some people wanted to drive a taxi, but their lumbar spine was broken. I couldn’t sit still when I was young, and many martial artists didn’t study any books, and they didn’t have the concept of saving money. When they got their daily salary, they either had a meal or a small gamble, and the money was spent, and they often lived like this. for a lifetime.

But even in such a day, Xiangjiang's martial arts did not last long, but with the mid-to-late 90s, Xiangjiang's film market was gradually sluggish, the loss of Southeast Asia, Baodao and other foreign markets, coupled with Xu Ke and other filmmakers led The rise of the new wave of martial arts also announced the end of the glorious era of Xiangjiang movies and martial arts in Xiangjiang.

At that time, the shooting rate of local films in Xiangjiang was greatly reduced, and the martial artists had no films to shoot. Some moved to Southeast Asia, a few wandered in Hollywood, and most chose to go north to seek development. With the increase in demand for martial arts personnel, mainland martial arts have also begun to emerge, gradually forming a trend of resistance to Xiangjiang martial arts.

The reason why Yi Qing asked Yuan Jiaban to be in charge of martial arts design for this filming was actually out of selfishness. The film and television industry in the Mainland needs to develop. At this stage, the best learning object is Xiangjiang.

At the same time, Yi Qing will definitely come out to do it alone in the future. If he goes to train the martial arts team at that time, it will definitely be too late. Therefore, this time, inviting Yuan's family to go north is actually to advance the time for Xiangjiang martial arts to go north. up.

While letting Yuan Jiaban be responsible for the martial arts design, Yi Qing also planned to ask Yuan Jiaban to help him cultivate a group of mainland martial arts talents.