[US Entertainment] Best Director

Prairis approached several film and television projects one after another, but in the end they were all unsatisfactory.

Just when I was worried, I received a text message from Georgina.

Georgina and Prairis meet at the corner café.

It's been an hour, and Georgina still hasn't been seen.

Pryris looked at his phone and frowned.

Just about to call the waiter to check out, Georgina opened the door.

"Sorry for being late."

Georgina took a black document bag from her bag and put it in front of Prairius.

Praris opened it curiously.

Inside is Georgina's resume.

"I'm 36 years old and I don't plan to get married. I resigned from the BBC a few days ago. I have enough time. I have produced six award-winning films and proposed 29 excellent dramas. I have certain standards in film selection. I graduated from Southern California with a bachelor's degree. Big, graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a master's degree, and I have good network resources in both the UK and the US, so—”

Georgina brushed the hair around her neck.

"I heard that you don't have an agent yet, do you want to consider me?"

"...You resigned from the BBC?" Prairis raised his eyebrows in surprise.

Georgina nodded.

"Why?" Prairis looked into Georgina's eyes.

"Dream." Georgina didn't think about it. "Although this word is a bit childish, it is true."

"I have been determined to be the best agent in Europe since I was in college, but in the past 15 years, all I have met are mediocre people who think they are geniuses. They have no talent and live in the status quo. Until I met you, Miss Crander."

Georgina's eyes were bright, "I know, you, like me, yearn for the pinnacle of this patriarchal industry, and you have talent. If that's the case, why don't you give it a try?"

Prairis was silent, as if thinking.

She believes in Georgina's ability in TV, but she is not sure that Georgina's experience is also applicable to the film industry. Compared with Georgina, she wants to find a professional agent.

Georgina seemed to have anticipated Praris's reaction.

She opened the bag, took out a black packing bag, and put it in front of Prairis.

"Open it."

Prairius opened the bag, and inside was a packaged script.

The title page reads "Doctor Who: The Runaway Bride".

Science fiction movie, large IP.

Even if the investment in the film itself is not much, it does not hinder the good reputation for decades.

With her current fame, it is almost impossible to obtain resources similar to this one.

......

Prairie admits she was impressed.

"The investor is my old company. I terminated the contract with the BBC peacefully. There is no dispute. The BBC also agrees with my vision. I heard that the original director wanted to terminate the contract an hour ago, so I went to invest immediately. Fang, recommended you to him, so, Miss Klander, as long as you want, this movie will be yours."

"I can get you this movie an hour late today, and I can get you a second, third time in the future. One day, I will let you go to the heights of your imagination."

"So, are you willing to sign with me?"

Georgina looked sincerely.

Preris accepted Georgina's proposal and successfully signed a contract with Georgina.

The opening date of "Doctor Who: The Runaway Bride" is set for January next year.

As a movie version of a large-scale IP drama, "Runaway Bride" uses the original cast to continue the story and world view of the drama version, which means that it is difficult for the director to make breakthroughs on the basis of the original work.But again, as long as the shooting level of this movie is above the average, it can get a good box office on the basis of the drama version.

But Pryreth didn't intend to finish the film mediocrely.

Due to the relationship between funds and technology, this movie in the previous life was very "television", with poor scenes and props, coupled with random shots and cloud mirrors, making this movie very "low-level", it is simply an extended version of the TV series, There is no beauty.

Prairis couldn't ensure that the funds in this life were sufficient, so he could only make the shots as detailed as possible. As for the aliens designed by the artist in the previous life, he was vetoed by Prairius.Pryris didn't want the only villain in the film to be a red, green and green octopus monster. This would not only make the whole movie "low-level", but also make the whole movie "infant".

Pryreth didn't want to make an infantile movie, she wanted to make a sci-fi walkthrough movie.

Exquisite and beautiful scene settings, ingenious and delicate lens selection, fascinating storylines, characters that conform to modern aesthetics, and vivid core choices, all add up to construct a successful science fiction movie.

Prairis shared the idea with artist Pete.

Pete didn't understand Prairis' needs. "Is an alien without an alien image still called an alien? Will the audience not understand it?"

"What does an alien look like? A spider plus an octopus or a bird head plus a human body? Is this called an alien? It's just a man-made monster. Humans think it's ugly. Why do they put this kind of thing?" On aliens?"

Prairis sighed, "Aliens are not ugly monsters with genetic mutations. Aliens are aliens. Aliens have their own civilization, their own language, and their own thinking. He is alive."

Pryris put the hand drawing on the table, "This kind of old alien aesthetic has long been outdated for Pete, maybe the director of the drama version will continue to use this kind of outdated character setting, but I won't use it, because it is Movies, not TV shows."

"One week, change according to my settings."

Pete picked up the drawing and frowned, "Okay, I'll try my best."

After communicating with the artist, Prairis came to Oxford Street with his bag again.

Screenwriter Russell T. Davies is frowning at the Oxford Street house watching Prairis scratching the script of "The Point."

"You messed up my script." Russell closed the script.

"It has to be like this." Pryris put down the black tea in his hand, and replied, "In addition to the plot, the core of the 120-minute movie has been relying on old books to exaggerate the atmosphere created by the previous drama version. If I am a new audience, then I Maybe you won’t understand the emotion in it.”

"This movie was originally a sequel to the drama version." Russell frowned.

Prairis didn't answer, just looked at Russell.

Russell immediately understood the girl's thoughts, "Do you want to make a sci-fi movie that goes beyond the series?"

Prairie nodded.

Russell frowned.

Prairis took out a thick stack of A4 papers from his bag.

Russell frowned and took it.

Open it, it turned out to be a storyboard.

From the first page to the last page, Russell spent four hours going through the stack of storyboard drawings.

When I turned to the last page, my palms even broke out in a thin layer of sweat.

Russell doesn't sweat very often, and the last time he sweated inexplicably like this, it seemed that he was still in "Two Smoking Barrels".

Raising his pantothenic neck, Russell looked seriously at Prairis.

After thinking for a long time, even his neck was covered with a layer of red.

"Not bad." Russell muffled out from his throat.