[US Entertainment] Best Director

Pryreth conducted another training session with David Tennant, who she hopes will be more "gentlemanly" in the movie.

"You stumped me." David Tennant frowned and looked at the director's explanation.

Please tell him how to act in a gentleman's proper way of losing his mind? ? ?

"You can do it, can't you?" Priest blinked.

David Tennant had a black line on his face ".....try it."

Prairie patted David on the shoulder with a smile.

Glancing out the window, it was already night before he knew it, and Prairis picked up his coat.

"Come here first today, do you want to have dinner together?"

David nodded.

Prairis drove her newly bought second-hand Ford to the newly opened Chinese restaurant.

Ever since she ate Maoxuewang in Hollywood in her previous life, she has been full of enthusiasm for Chinese food and out of control.

David looked at Praris with a dazed expression and ordered a table of "red" food.

"Are you sure... can this be eaten?" David hesitated.

"Of course." Prairis picked up a piece of hairy belly covered in red oil with chopsticks.

David also learned to hold a piece out of his mouth.

......

mmp

David coughed violently, covered his mouth with tears in his eyes, and drank the ice water in the glass in one gulp.

Prairius smiled and filled him with water.

Prairius ended the meal happily, in David's tears.

Prairis drove David downstairs, only to find that the lights in David's house were on.

Outside the curtains, the silhouettes of a man and a woman overlapped together, the poses changed drastically, and then the lights went out...

sophia.....

David looked dazed.

Prairis looked excitedly at David's expression at this time.

Melancholic, gentlemanly, sincere.

Her imaginary Doctor was just that!

When David finally recovered from his grief, he was greeted with the inexplicable idiot expression of Prairis.

.....

mmp

At this moment, David felt that there is nothing worse than finding out that his girlfriend is cheating and then discovering that his little partner is a moron.

Artist Pete finally made a character model that Prairis was satisfied with.

In mid-January, it started as scheduled.

Prairis found cameras and lighting, and after giving instructions one by one, he specially called the sound engineer.

She wanted to try something new this time.

As a result, David Tennant discovered that the young female director was discussing something with the sound engineer during most of the break time of the crew.

David didn't understand why Prairis spent so much time dealing with recording issues. After all, in a movie, the camera and lighting are the most important, and "recording" is just a small part.

But when Prairie released a rough cut of this week's shoot, David found out he was really wrong.

Deafening.

He can only use this word to roughly express his current mood.

Unlike all the films he had seen before, every sound track in this film seemed to be picked out through the eye of a needle, and he was even able to clearly capture the moment the wind brushed the car window from a piece of sound.This kind of chasing catch actually makes this film have a special charm.

On screen, his Doctor opens up the TARDIS and reaches out to Donna, who has been kidnapped by aliens.

A large area of ​​15-degree feet hit him in the face.

David was stunned.

15 degrees foot light?shoot people?

Although David knows that in "ALONE", Prairis likes to use these messy lights to show the relationship between the characters, but after all, it is a short-lived shot, and most of the shots are ordinary frontal light.But in this movie!Prairis actually used this spot again!And it's huge!Long-term!

David stared blankly at the screen.

This kind of wonderful light position at this fixed point... seems to have a breath of magic?

Even in some moments, he resembled Ozu Yasujiro very much.

It took a long time before he spit it out slowly.

"Fuck..."

Who knows that he could see a bit of Japanese philosophy in this disorganized footsteps?

This tm is a commercial film!

Although really awesome commercial films also have their own cultural philosophy, just like Nolan's Batman, like Ridley Scott who used a "Blade Runner" to dominate the top of Hollywood... .

But who are these people?

It's tm's genius who dominates this industry!

Can Prairie compare to these top-of-the-food-chain directors?

The cigar on his fingertips burned to the camera, and the hot David immediately threw it down and wiped it out.

mmp's...

Three months later, Prairius sent the finished film to the BBC for internal review.

The director of the BBC sat in the screening room with Wallis, the director of the "Doctor Who" TV series, and the investors of the film version, preparing to review Prairie's "Doctor Who: The Runaway Bride".

"I heard from David that this female director made this film a godlike one." The investor sat in the screening room and mentioned it unintentionally.

"I think David is bragging. What good can a woman under 20 years old make?" Wallis raised his eyebrows in disdain. "Godhead? Heh, Quentin doesn't even dare to say that he has godhead."

Wallis snorted mockingly. If there was no Pryris, he would continue to be the director of the film version, so he had a very bad impression of the young female director who cut off his beard.

"It can't be said that way, she still has a few tricks in the filming of the last "Fingering Craftsman"." The investor said.

"Anyway, let's take a look at what she took this time." Wallis said perfunctorily.

The assistant inserted the copied CD into the projector.

Wallis frowned when Donna appeared in the first shot.

Highly saturated tones, exaggerated and funny lines, and a tighter plot compared to the cuts from the script.

Wallis knew the movie was a success.

And the further back, Wallis frowned more tightly.

Wallis' mentality has collapsed as the watery soundtrack ensues.

How long does a movie take from start to finish?

100 minutes? 120 minutes?

Wallis once thought that the duration limit of a movie was just a small number under the playback interface, but today, he realized that it is not just a number.

After playing for two hours.

Wallis just squeezed out "...Dang."

At this time, the investor had already passed the review, and Wallis was the only one left in the review room, and the CD that was still playing after playing it twice.