America gains both fame and fortune

Chapter 69: Tips for Filming

At the Buffalo House, the ballroom was packed with people. Sophia was standing in front of the fence on the second floor, holding a glass of wine, and looking at the stage with interest.

Especially the former bartender who was the lead dancer.

Vincent lowered his cowboy hat and reminded, "Don't think about the handsome men's group. Each of them can create huge value for me."

The explosive music suddenly sounded and the shooting began again.

Countless background actors roared, and Martin tore off his shirt in the trembling zombie dance, revealing his upper body with well-proportioned muscles and naturally smooth lines.

"Come on! Keep going!" an actress shouted.

Director Benjamin found that there was no need to create any atmosphere, as these extras lit up the scene themselves.

They are more vigorous than fire.

Martin jumped forward with both feet, pulled his right hand at his waist, and the specially made pants fell off, swayed a few times in his hand, and flew under the stage.

Susan was quick to catch it and covered her face with it, then she took a deep breath and was completely intoxicated.

Her pants were suddenly pulled and she pulled them back with force. Four or five people tried to grab them and with a crackling sound, the pants were torn into pieces.

The extra grabbed it, but his eyes were drawn to the stage.

The former bartender, who was only wearing shorts, had particularly seductive dance moves, like a Greek sculpture, wild and unrestrained, yet evil and sexy.

When the dance reached its climax, he arched his body, thrust his hips forward, twisted his waist and swayed his hips, swinging his body violently at an extremely fast speed and rhythm.

It was like a Gatling gun firing.

Susan felt like she was shot in the heart and quickly covered it with her hand.

She went into a frenzy, fearing that the piece of pants in her hand would be snatched away, so she quickly hid it, then pulled out a dollar, rolled it up, and threw it onto the stage.

The zombie machine gun dance reaches its peak.

Invisible bullets were flying all over the field.

The extras were so excited by the exaggerated speed and frequency that they couldn't help themselves.

Several people around Susan who had grabbed the pants blocked their mouths and noses with their pants.

People who were closer to the circular stage took out US dollars and threw them onto the stage frantically.

Dollar bills fell like rain.

These are not props, nor are they given by the crew, but are money they brought in themselves.

They threw in $1, $5, $20 and $50.

An extra pulled out a stack of rare hundred-dollar bills and threw them onto the stage: "I'm gonna keep you tonight! You're mine!"

The machine gun dance continues!

At the bar, Robert shook his big head and saw all the extras going crazy because of Martin's passionate dance, and suddenly understood what Bruce said.

Sure enough, Martin convinced the producer with his hard power.

Not far away, Director Benjamin nodded with satisfaction and raised the megaphone: "Stop!"

The music stopped, but the extras' madness did not stop. They were still shouting, dancing, and throwing things...

The atmosphere is contagious.

Then more banknotes flew onto the stage.

Benjamin suddenly asked the blonde woman in a hat next to him: "How is it?"

Jenna Jameson, who came quietly, said: "He is a star, a superstar! He should not be here, he should be in Las Vegas or the Sacred Valley."

Benjamin said, “Now he’s my leading man.”

Jenna licked her dry lips: "You don't mind if I poach people?"

Benjamin smiled and said, "He is just like me, we are both working part-time. If you can dig him up, you can do whatever you want."

Jenna pulled down the brim of her hat: "Find someone to take me backstage."

Benjamin nodded to his assistant.

Then, looking at the director of photography, he said, "Jackson, shoot these scenes. They can be used in editing." At the fence on the second floor, Sofia said, "This Martin is not your man now."

Vincent reminded: "He has a special relationship with Kelly Gray."

Sophia understood: "No wonder he can be the male lead, haha, Kelly Gray..."

Martin ran backstage, took the coat Hart handed him and put it on.

Several people including Carrington followed in from behind, each holding a pile of clothes.

Hart shouted, "Take out the box quickly and help Martin's father keep it. This is his trophy."

Martin was particularly generous: "All for you."

Suddenly, there was a knock on the lounge door, and Benjamin's assistant brought a woman over and said, "Martin, Miss Jameson is looking for you."

Martin looked away immediately.

Jenna had seen and experienced all kinds of situations, so she took off her hat and said, "Hello, Martin."

Hart reacted: "You are...you are..."

Jenna nodded, "It's me."

The handsome guys immediately abandoned their father Martin and rushed to Jenna. They were more excited than meeting an Oscar-winning actress and asked for her autograph one by one.

Hart, the shameless bastard, pointed to his pants and said, "Jenna, can you sign here?"

Jenna reached out her hand, grabbed it, and signed her name quickly.

Hart was so excited that he looked up and said, "From today on, I won't wash it anymore, never again!"

Carrington brought a camera and asked Martin to help take a group photo.

After a while, Jenna broke away from the group of idiots and looked at Martin carefully. Both his figure and appearance were top-notch.

Martin smiled and said, "Hello, Jenna, you came so suddenly."

Jenna said, "You and I will be filming a scene tomorrow, so we need to get familiar with each other in advance." She tilted her head slightly: "You are familiar with me?"

Martin chose his words carefully: "A little bit."

"It doesn't matter, this is a legitimate job." Jenna never thought there was anything wrong with it. There are countless husbands in the industry who are directors and wives who are leading actresses. She said: "I read the script and the scene design, it's hard to imagine."

Martin couldn't elaborate: "You'll understand when you see the set-up tomorrow. It won't be difficult if I take the lead."

Compared to the many actions I performed as a stuntman in my previous life, these are just child's play.

Jenna said, "Then it's up to you."

The two chatted for more than ten minutes, and the makeup artist came in to touch up Martin's makeup. Martin was ready to go out and dance again.

He doesn't have many literary scenes, and most of them are fighting scenes, fighting in two senses.

After Jenna left, Hart came in with a large stack of dollars and said with a jolly smile, "Dad Martin, here's your tip."

Martin took out the large-denomination banknotes and slapped the remaining money below 20: "Son, go tell the crew that I'll treat you tonight."

This was the first time he had seen people getting tips while filming.

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The next morning, the crew moved to a makeshift studio at the Auto Center for filming.

Post-production will composite the footage into the background of the Beast House.

A rotating platform is specially built on the top of the studio, and the hanging chains can rotate within a certain range.

Benjamin saw Martin and Jenna come out after putting on their makeup and said, "Jenna's schedule is tight, so let's shoot the most difficult part first while you're still strong."

Martin looked up and said, "I'm fine."

Jenna said, "Come on then."

The stunt team came over and tied safety ropes on the two of them. After trying several times, Martin quickly mastered the force technique with the good foundation he had in his previous life, and the filming officially began.

(End of this chapter)