After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

Contrary to what most people think, following the crew can be considered the last part of a screenwriter’s job, and it is very likely that they are not the same group of people as the early script coordinators, and the script is reviewed by another group of people.

It will be difficult to join if you don't establish contact with the crew in advance, haven't participated in the script coordination in the early stages, and have no other experience in revising the script with the group.

Jiang Baige didn't know why Tao Mindai suddenly came up with this idea.

At this moment her cell phone vibrated.

She turned her head to look at her phone, then turned her gaze back to Tao Mindai: "What does it mean that you sent this to me?"

"There's a job fair this weekend, do you want to go and have a look?"

Job fair?

That's a very, very, very distant word.

In fact, she didn't even attend a proper job fair when she graduated from graduate school. Instead, she found a job that interested her at a corporate recruitment fair held by the school, so she submitted her resume, took the exam, and passed it all in one go.

Until that point in time...she was still the object of people's envy: and so, she stayed in Anjing.

After she resigned, before she started writing online articles, she thought about whether she should go back to find a job.

But as soon as I opened a recruitment website, I started to get a headache, felt hot and wanted to vomit, so I naturally gave up and would never go to any job fair.

Now when Tao Mindai mentioned it, she even found it a little strange, so she asked a very stupid question: "We haven't graduated yet, can we still find a job?"

Tao Mindai was stunned for a moment, then looked at her with eyes that cared for the mentally retarded: "You haven't recovered from writing the manuscript yet...Internship! Haven't you heard of internship, sister?"

Oh yes, internship, but...

“Does the job fair also recruit interns?”

Tao Mindai showed an expression that said "I'm really defeated by you" and nodded frantically: "Of course. But the crew may be a little special. If I follow the crew, I will probably be in the crew for one or two months."

Jiang Baige could tell that Tao Mindai was attracted by the two-month summer vacation. Moreover, their final exams were mainly essays, so the time was more flexible.

"But it's only May..."

"In one word, are you going or not?" The decisive Tao Mindai gave up on explaining further and asked her directly for the answer.

Jiang Baige gave the answer "go" without hesitation.

Tao Mindai showed a satisfied expression and kindly sent a copy of her resume to Jiang Baige, asking her to make a simple one in case it was needed at the job fair.

"You've been writing online articles for so many years, you must be able to use this. If you don't want to be exposed, just write something ambiguous. It won't be a big problem."

She seemed more confident than Jiang Baige.

But Jiang Baige didn't have much hope for this, but she didn't want to refuse Tao Mindai's kindness - she seemed to really want to go, and she also wanted Jiang Baige to accompany her.

Jiang Baige thought about it and decided to "harass" Han Li.

Because this was the only person she could think of who could help.

Han Li quickly picked up the phone and was a little surprised to find that it was Jiang Baige calling. But after learning what she wanted to consult, he didn't seem so surprised anymore.

After all, Jiang Baige is the kind of person who will not set limits for herself, and once she wants to do something, she will mobilize all the connections around her.

Han Li was very happy that he was remembered when she needed him.

"You want to join the crew and learn...writing?"

But when these two things are linked together, Han Li still finds it difficult to connect them. Maybe it is easier to understand if Jiang Baige said "I like a star recently and want to take this opportunity to chase him".

"Even someone like me who doesn't understand knows that scripts and novels should be considered two different genres?"

"Yes, but I've always wanted to write an article about the entertainment industry..." She told Han Li about this, "but I didn't have a very pleasant time on the set, and I left after just two days. My classmate happened to have this idea, so I said let's go and take a look..."

Han Li also knew about her previous encounter with Lu Tian and the quarrel with Shi Xin on the crew.

So I didn't ask any more questions.

Han Li checked his upcoming work schedule and said, "Mr. Zhao has invested in a drama and may start filming. But it is still in the early stages of polishing the script, and filming will probably start in the second half of the year...it may not be in time for your summer vacation."

"You mean, it would be difficult to find a job without an acquaintance's recommendation?"

"That's not necessarily true..." Han Li thought for a moment, "If you're looking for a job that pays a salary and pays social security, it might be difficult. But if it's just an internship, it's almost like a temporary worker for the crew, so it shouldn't be a big problem. There are so many dramas starting filming every month anyway."

That’s true. The film and television industry has not yet entered the cold winter caused by the epidemic. It can even be said that most of the hot money has been invested in it and it is in full swing.

If you enter the industry now, it would be a good time.

Han Li sent a few more files over: "It just so happens that I helped Mr. Zhao recruit a few people some time ago. Here are the resumes that will impress the boss. Can you take a look? If you see a group that interests you, write it down and tell me. I'll see if I can help you ask..."

She spoke in a very organized manner and did not show any impatience or feel superior because she was the one being asked for help.

Jiang Baige turned the topic to Han Li: "You are about to graduate, how do you feel?"

"I have signed a tripartite agreement with Mr. Zhao and others, and I will go there to work after graduation." Han Li talked about the past, "If it weren't for you, I would have been finished."

"Don't talk about the past anymore... You can help me now, but isn't that the result of the good deeds I did back then?"

Jiang Baige was joking.

However, she had actually "reaped" this good result once when Yao Jing's incident happened.

If Han Li hadn't been there, she might have been gone. Maybe even reduced to ashes.

Unfortunately, this incident was erased from Han Li's mind with the disappearance of Yao Jing.

She does good things without knowing it.

time flies.

"But I know you just wanted to save me back then." Han Li's voice seemed to come from across time, bringing Jiang Baige back to the thrilling moments of those years.

She was the first person she had ever helped, so of course she was special.

It’s not because being the “first” is special, but because this action is like pressing a secret switch, binding her life together with those girls from then on.

"Now we all seem to have a better future." Jiang Baige took over Han Li's words.

“I have always believed that you can do what you want to do.”

This was the first time Han Li said this to her.

Jiang Baige didn't take it too seriously and joked, "Okay, then I'll start by applying for a temporary job on the crew... maybe my novel will be filmed in the future."

If that day really comes, she will be like the heroine in the yet-to-be-written article about the entertainment industry, going from being a "marginal person" in a crew to slowly moving to the center behind the scenes.