After reuniting with the giant bamboo horse, I became popular [entertainment circle]

After all, Chang Dao is also a person who has been in society. Although he is upright in nature, he finally accepts it when he sees it.

He eloquently analyzed the psychological state of the characters, and carefully discussed how to find the state for a long time, and he was not in a hurry to ask He Xijing to do it right away - no matter how talented he is, he is still a rookie after all.

"I thought about it," Director Chang said, "The early scenes just need you to have a certain sense of strangeness, so that you can find a better feeling. In this way, Li Huai, you move down to live. Recently, the two of you don't have to Too much contact, keeping a distance is more helpful to enter the drama."

Chen Guoan secretly went to see the boss.

Sure enough, He Xijing's complexion turned even darker.

It's a pity that some thoughts really can't be put on the bright side, and they can only follow the arrangements of professionals.

In this way, after only being neighbors for a day, He Xijing and Li Huai were completely separated by the assistant director's big hand.

In the next few days, the script was read several times, and the director, assistant director, screenwriter, and several big heads from the photography and art teams held several meetings. "Summer" finally came to the official launch day.

It was a rare sunny day, and the tradition before starting the machine was to burn incense and worship the gods. In this quaint town, there were fireworks and crowds of people, but it was rare to show a bit of lively popularity.

The first day of filming was considered a warm-up, with the simplest scenes. The director first gave lectures to the actors, fixed the camera positions, and took two or three more shots. After the first day of filming, everyone went back to recharge and prepare officially into battle.

The shooting time of TV dramas is long, the plots are large, and the screen is small. Many dramas are passed without careful consideration. Every day, they are rushed every day for fear of delaying the progress.

Movies are completely different.

Movies are big screens, and the requirements for pictures and details are much higher. Many shots that look okay in TV dramas are a complete disaster on the screen.

Because of this, film directors have always been used to grinding dramas. The situation where TV dramas shoot more than a dozen scenes a day is simply not seen in film crews. More often, it is normal for a scene to last for two or three days. It may be used repeatedly for a week or even longer to polish a scene.

On the day of the official launch, most people were a little nervous.

The actors looked very reliable, and the script was good, but no one knew what the level of the director was.

After all, whether a movie is a classic or a disaster is often inseparable from the director in control, and the master controller of this movie is just a newcomer who seems unreliable, young and inexperienced, and somewhat glib.

His only advantage seemed to be that he hugged the thigh of a local tyrant tightly.

On the first day, the required scheduling and filming were simple and everything went smoothly.

On the second day, the serious filming began. All departments of the crew began to get busy. There were five or six camera positions, various close-ups and long-range shots, and many different light source arrangements. I can't even figure out the north, south, east, and west.

Although it was an indoor scene, Huang Anguo wore a pair of sunglasses that almost covered half of his face, and sat coldly behind the viewfinder without speaking. No one knew what was going on in his heart.

Although there are only two leading actors in today's indoor play, in fact, there is a large room surrounded by people, steaming, people coming and going, and the quiet small space under the camera, which are completely separate worlds.

After Chang Yuan, Li Huai, and He Xijing finished talking about the play, they looked at the director with concern.

He actually accepted this movie after chatting with Huang Anguo. In his heart, Director Huang is indeed a good director. Whether it is the macro shooting concept or the detailed layout of the sub-shots, he is very thoughtful.

But then again, a novice director is much more troublesome than a novice actor.

After all, it is enough for an actor to play his own role well, but what the director needs is the ability to control the entire movie.

Can this young man who has just graduated from school and has no works to prove himself be able to hold on?

At this moment, the scene notes were played: "Summer" Scene [-], first shot, Action!

Shu Cheng led Ji Xin into his room.

Ji Xin reluctantly followed behind, turning his head to watch the door, as if ready to run out at any moment.

Shu Cheng ignored him, turned and went into the kitchen.

The filming of this scene went smoothly, and it was over after two walks. Director Huang put on his sunglasses and didn't say much.

Shu Cheng came out from the kitchen with noodles, steam was floating on the bowl, the ambiguous sunset slanted in, and flying dust wandered in the small space.

The director suddenly called out "ka".

He stuck his head out from behind the viewfinder, and without his usual flattering face, he reprimanded Li Huai: "Don't look at Ji Xin, don't look so serious, and relax a little more."

It was just a scene where the face came out, and it was shot four or five times before the director called out.

Then there is the dialogue scene between two people.

"Not enough atmosphere."

"It's not the right time to look up."

"Don't be so natural when you look at each other, it's not a young couple talking about love."

"Lighting, adjust the position of the light source on the left, lower the chromaticity a little, and lower it, lower it, that's it."

"Ji Xin speaks with a higher tone, and the sense of conflict is sufficient."

"Camera, this long lens is full, and the people next to you should be careful not to affect the lens."

The director easily dispatched the entire crew with a proficiency completely inconsistent with his qualifications, just grinding a few shots over and over again,

Director Chang walked over and secretly glanced at the screen for a few moments, but didn't say anything, and went to continue talking to the actors.

On the set, Huang Anguo is no longer the foolish person he used to be, but shows an unusually strict and professional attitude. Compared with ordinary directors, he has even stronger control over the crew, perhaps because he has great control over every department of the crew. Each of our equipment has an extremely in-depth understanding.

This is a state that requires a lot of careful preparation in advance, as well as innate talent, to achieve it.

The originally jerky crew, with the scheduling of a strong controller, cooperated better and better.

Whether it is the actors or other staff members, they can clearly feel a hearty shooting state.

Li Huai has been in the industry for so many years, and has worked in both good and bad crews. He also feels that Director Huang is completely different from what he imagined.

Even so, shooting is still a very hard work, and repeated polishing will also affect the state of the actors.

Seeing that the condition of the two actors was declining, the assistant director just wanted to suggest to the director to let everyone take a break, but Director Huang had already called for a stop.

He adjusted his big sunglasses, and silently began to look at the screen on the monitor again and again.

Li Huai took the time to take a look curiously, and was surprised to find that even on a small screen, every frame of the picture seemed to have the texture of an oil painting.

Even if the fragmentary pictures have not yet formed a complete story, the tension is already obvious.

Although he expected that He Xijing would not choose a director randomly, Li Huai was still surprised.

Where did He Xijing dig out such a character?

Maybe... this is the magic of money?Li Huai's mind couldn't help trotting a little.

During the break, assistant Xiao Ou brought over hot chocolate to replenish his strength. Li Huai was exhausted from filming, and he felt alive after drinking a hot drink.

He let out a long sigh of relief and asked, "Have you delivered drinks to the director or anyone else?"

"Don't worry, Brother Li," Xiao Ou nodded, "Everything has been delivered, and everyone said thank you."

Li Huai raised his eyes to see that the crew members were gathering in twos and threes to rest, drink and chat, and the atmosphere finally relaxed temporarily.

He Xijing was sitting far away from him on the set, holding a cup of coffee in his hand, noticing that Li Huai looked over, smiled at him, and raised the cup in his hand.

Because of Director Chang's suggestion, the two hadn't spoken alone for several days except for the confrontation.

Li Huai also smiled at He Xijing, and took another sip of hot chocolate.

The warm air spread from the stomach all the way up, making people extremely comfortable.

He really enjoyed the shooting process.

In a professional and tense atmosphere, everything is in order and full of unknown collisions.

The excellent director, professional staff, and more importantly, the outstanding actors in the opposite show made the filming an ultimate enjoyment.

Li Huai had always loved his profession, but it had been a long time since he had felt this kind of passionate atmosphere.

His expectations for this movie were involuntarily raised to a higher level.

After the short break, Director Huang clapped his hands, indicating to continue shooting.

Li Huai restrained his other thoughts, took a deep breath, and re-immersed himself in the characters.

In any case, the most important thing right now is to go all out to do your job well.

The indoor scene took two days to finish filming, and then the outdoor shooting began.

Shu Cheng, played by Li Huai, didn't appear in this scene, and it was a gang fight between Ji Xin and several small town youths.

The martial arts instructor is designing movements and fixed points, while the director carefully adjusts the camera positions according to the scene conditions and lighting.

Li Huai could have had a rest today, but he still came to the set early and stood beside the director, watching He Xijing's performance from another perspective.

It was different from when the two played against each other before, standing behind the camera was another feeling.

I don't know how many times it was, but he couldn't help but admire He Xijing's talent from the bottom of his heart.

This person seems to have brought Ji Xin to life.

In the story of "Summer", the meat of the early stage is mainly on Ji Xin, a character full of contradictions and conflicts. He is sensitive, wild, with the unique recklessness of young people, and sometimes is incredibly delicate.

This gang fight scene is the ultimate magnification of the charm of this character.

Under the director's unique oil painting-like shooting technique, the shots are even more incredible.

Strictly speaking, He Xijing's age is no longer that of a young man, especially since he usually likes to wear meticulous three-piece suits and looks like a real elite. No one will doubt his age.

But in the camera, under the bright sun, the person who picks up and fights in groups is clearly a teenager. He is slender and looks a little thin, but when he punches out, the hem of the half-worn white T-shirt slightly lifts up. , showing a beautiful belly.

Lively and fragrant, that's all.

This scene actually made Li Huai unable to move his eyes away for a while.

Li Huai blushed slightly, turned his eyes away, and found that the other people around him were not much better than him.

After all, regardless of men and women, the yearning for a beautiful body is the same.

Thinking of this, Li Huai finally felt at ease and continued to watch.

The slightly sweaty skin is magnified in the camera, and the special effects make-up artist carefully crafted it. The tiny scars that look extremely real make the skin look more delicate and flexible. The young man's sharp wolf-like eyes, stubborn mouth corners, and With the graceful curvature of the shoulders and neck, every shot firmly catches the audience's attention.

The instinctive street fights are supposed to be nothing to watch, but because of He Xijing's performance, there is an added sense of beauty that makes people tremble and tense.

Li Huai just watched from the side, and felt his heart beat a few beats faster.

In the end, Ji Xin won the battle, and the others bluffed and cursed, then scattered in a panic. He staggered a few steps by himself, and sat down on the steps by the side of the road, looking at the deserted path, as lonely as a stray horse. pack of lone wolves.

At the end of the shot, the director didn't even call "card".

Li Huai sighed deeply.

"This scene will definitely become a classic." The director suddenly turned to Li Huai and said.

Li Huai nodded heavily.