America gains both fame and fortune

Chapter 26 Beautiful Waves
The tall brown horse was wearing a specially made saddle, and it seemed a little uneasy carrying the weight of two people. Martin comforted the horse while holding the supporting actress tightly in his arms.

Catherine has dazzling blonde hair. She is able to play the second female lead in a film, so naturally she has a good appearance and figure.

"Will it not fall?" she asked in a low voice.

Martin comforted him: "Don't worry, I'm a first-class rider."

Director Benjamin asked loudly: "Martin, is this possible?"

Martin gave him a thumbs up: "No problem."

With the director's order, the shooting officially began.

The film mainly captures beautiful panoramic shots of two characters riding together.

After shooting a few takes intermittently, Martin put on makeup and started shooting again. He kept the horse trotting at a steady pace. The artistic atmosphere on the set instantly became grand and elegant, as if it was straight to Cannes and Venice.

The artistic circus designed by Benjamin is much more than that.

The prop fake horse was pushed into the set, and Martin and Catherine switched from the real horse to the fake horse.

The fake horse is galloping, and the man is galloping.

Martin had to finish the role he had fought so hard to get, even if it meant crying.

They rode on and off, back and forth, many times. Martin was strong and it was okay, but Catherine was almost vomiting from the shaking of the horse.

The shooting is finally completed.

Benjamin's attitude towards Martin today was obviously closer than yesterday. He came over and asked, "How is it?"

Martin lost no time in praising: "Director, you are such a genius. You designed Ma Zhendu! The fans will surely bow down to you and call you God!"

How can an artist be serious? Benjamin shook his beard and laughed: "Worship me, I found a good actor?"

Martin joked seriously: "Director, I am your admirer now. My passion for you can set off the earth."

"In order to protect all mankind, I have to do something meaningful to prevent you from plotting against the Earth." Benjamin casually handed him a business card. "This is my classmate from the Savannah College of Art. She is currently a director, producer, and actress in the Sacred Valley. If you are interested, you can call her."

Martin said he didn't know him and said helplessly: "Director, I'm an actor, a serious actor."

The circus is a very serious show, beautiful, romantic and full of artistic atmosphere. Anyone who makes random associations must have an unhealthy brain and should quickly commit self-destruction.

In the rest area on the other side, the male protagonist Adam Smith was holding a newspaper from last week, reading the news about the conflict between the Liberal Association and the Methodist Association.

In one of the pictures, Martin Davis of Beast House is being interviewed by a media reporter.

Adam Smith had a bad feeling: Is this person really content to be a minor supporting role? Those who can get ahead either have someone behind them or someone in front of them.

When he saw the door of the makeup trailer open and Martin, who had just taken off his makeup, approached, he stood up and took two steps forward: "Hello, Martin, it's a great show."

"Thank you." Martin smiled politely: "I watched your play yesterday. Your acting was superb and charming."

Adam Smith said: "It's just that I've shot more scenes and gained more experience."

Martin replied: "In this line of work, experience and talent are essential."

Adam Smith added: "I have formed an actors club in Atlanta. If you want to join, just give me a written application and we will discuss acting together in the future."

Martin understood what he meant and said with a smile, "Wait until we finish this play."

Adam Smith nodded slightly and said no more.

Martin joined Robert who was waiting in the rest area.

Robert returned the gun bag and several other items to Martin and said, "You are just short of hypocrisy written on your face."

Martin walked towards the crew's temporary finance office: "It's not that simple. Adam Smith hinted that I should follow him and be his younger brother."

Robert followed up: "He is the leading actor."

Martin also wanted to be the male lead, so he deliberately asked Robert, "Is there any good idea for me to be the male lead in the next Gray Company play?"

"Damn it, how can I do that? I'm just acting!" Robert was confused by the question: "I can't even get a line right." Martin looked around and saw no one around, then said: "You easily got rid of that idiot yesterday!"

Robert looked up at the sky in silence and emphasized again: "He is stupid, it has nothing to do with me, I swear! Martin, you have to believe me! You must believe me!"

Martin said casually: "No need to swear, I believe it, isn't it okay for me to believe it?"

After signing in the finance office and receiving today's pay, Martin's scenes had been filmed and he could leave the crew on his own.

Before leaving, he talked to Andrew for a while.

Andrew was in an unusually good mood.

His salary at Gray Company was raised by one level, and he was also able to receive a subsidy from the Liberty Union as an external employee.

After the filming of this drama, their relationship took a step further, and Andrew took the initiative to talk about an important news.

"A Hollywood film crew has passed the state government's tax refund audit and will move from Los Angeles to Atlanta next month to shoot the remaining scenes." He got the news from Kelly Gray's assistant Ella: "It's a $2000 million production, with Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet as the male and female leads."

Martin had heard Jerome talk about this before, and asked, "Are you sure?"

Andrew knew much more than Martin: "A production manager of the crew, who is also one of the investors, is a friend of the boss in Los Angeles. The company will cooperate with them to assist them with filming in Atlanta."

Martin understood what he meant: "Some of the roles in the crew will be recruited in Atlanta?"

Andrew nodded: "They left Los Angeles not only because of the tax refund, but also because of Atlanta's cheap labor and state government subsidies."

The last time Martin invited Kelly Gray to drink, she mentioned her friend in Los Angeles. Could this be her?
After saying goodbye to Andrew, Martin left the crew's residence and called Jerome at the door. After he arrived, he found the $200 he had prepared and said, "Captain, here's the remaining dues."

Jerome put it away and said, "There are not many people like you who pay back the money on time."

Martin said: "My character is always guaranteed."

Jerome quite agrees: "Some people who claim to be friends owe money and disappear."

Martin had also encountered this: "Such a rotten person should be sent to the South City and handed over to the old blacks!"

Jerome packed up the money and prepared to leave, but he didn't forget to remind her: "Next month's membership fee is almost due. We made a lot of money this time, so we don't need to delay paying it, right?"

Although he met Benjamin, Kelly Gray and Andrew, it also proved from the side that Jerome was indeed well-informed. Martin did not want to give up on him at this stage: "No problem."

Back in Atlanta, Martin went to work at the club on time in the evening.

Vincent is going out tonight and asks Bruce to keep an eye on the place.

Vincent left the club and drove out of Atlanta alone to Savannah in the east.

This is the largest port city in Georgia.

Vincent met an unusually strong woman in a private club.

"Sophia, is there something you can't say on the phone?" Vincent sat opposite the woman.

"The phone is not secure." Sophia didn't waste any time and went straight to the point: "Your business has been booming recently, and the number of customers has increased dramatically. How many more accounts can you do every week?"

Vincent thought for a moment and said, "$25."

The customers of the Beast House basically pay in cash. As the customer flow increases, people come in and out, making it easier to do the accounting.

Sophia said, "Four hundred thousand dollars."

Vincent was embarrassed: "I'll try my best."

This will require further increase in passenger flow.

But it is necessary.

The club is completely under his control. Compared with other channels, Vincent trusts himself more. At least there will be no problems with his share.

(End of this chapter)