Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

All crazy.

After all, watching movies costs money, which has always been the consensus of people all over the world.

Movies are expensive and require huge investments, and they rely on box office revenue to make a living. This thing has to be paid for, and it has been imprinted in everyone's minds.

Now He Ye has come out and mentioned that it is actually possible to watch movies for free.

How does this not make people crazy?

But in fact, when they think that this was done by Heye, many movie fans and fans will think that, hey, it is actually very reasonable.

Because Heye has done similar operations before.

For example, isn’t online literature like this?

Before this, everyone believed that online literature was something that cost money and was a paid product.

What does it mean to read online articles for free?

It is plagiarism of labor results and disrespect for intellectual property rights.

Then Heye created a free online writing website.

At the beginning, no one was optimistic about Heye and everyone was predicting its failure, especially in the online literature industry, where everyone was counting the days until Heye would be out of business.

But what about the result?
Not only has their Yuantu Novel Network been successful, but it has also been far ahead of others along the way. Now it has officially become the leader in the domestic online literature industry and sits in the top spot.

Don't even mention losing money. They are making a lot of money every year, and they also boosted the domestic small advertisement market in Hanxia.

Do you think this is irritating?
And now this movement has occurred again.

This almost scared the people working in the film and television industry to death.

You're not the big brother, but you want to make movies free too?

Stop it! We still have to survive! What's the difference between this and destroying our jobs?
They didn't dare to imagine that, with Heye's precedent, they wouldn't have to pay to watch movies in the future.

They still have to spend money.

So how will their market be squeezed?

Especially since the investment cost of the film is so huge.

its not right! ! !
No! Absolutely no!

When it comes to input costs, they react again.

Can the cost of a movie be compared to that of an online novel?
What category does online literature belong to?

Does it have a cost?
Maybe the author’s mental cost is one thing. After all, it is not so easy to really write a novel of several million words. It is a huge consumption of the author’s brain cells.

But apart from that, there is no cost involved. You just need a computer with a working screen, or even a mobile phone, and you can start typing!
A completely zero-investment business.

But what about the movie?
A well-made movie, even a low-budget one with small investment, would cost at least tens of millions in this era, right?
Even this is based on careful budgeting.

Unless you want to shoot a shoddy film and don't care much about the picture and visual effects, you can save a few million.

But even if you make a shoddy movie, it's still worth millions.

First of all, if you provide it for free, where will the profit come from?

Does it also rely on that few cents of advertising?

How many people do you want to see it before you can recoup your investment?

This is the first question.

Second, where do you put the ads? In movie theaters?
So, at this moment, those working in the film and television industry were all stunned.

They instinctively felt that Heye had a deeper purpose for doing this, and that there must be a reason for it. Otherwise, how could such a large company do this? Wouldn't this cut off their own path to retreat?

But they held a meeting and studied it for a long time, thinking about it for several days and nights.

I couldn't figure out what Heye's intention was, nor did I find a suitable profit point.

It's really unbelievable.

But no matter what, it is a foregone conclusion that Heye’s movies will be shown for free.

During this period of time, all the movies squeezed into the same schedule are destined to suffer a great loss.

Originally, some small producers wanted to take advantage of Heye and Xia Yuan's traffic to see if there would be any improvement.

After all, Xia Yuan attracts traffic from those big manufacturers and well-known companies.

For small companies and producers like them, they actually don't need to worry about things like this.

You're not yet at the point where you can be sucked away by others, so don't think too highly of yourself.

On the contrary, while Xia Yuan's movie is in theaters, the theater traffic will increase dramatically, and you might be able to take advantage of that wave of traffic and make some money.

As a result, many small manufacturers who had similar ideas were about to cry.

I was originally thinking about sucking in the flow, but now that it’s okay, I’m still thinking about sucking in it?
Have a big dream!

In fact it does.

Today, almost every offline Heye Cinema is crowded!
There is no room for it at all!
Since tickets are not required, there is basically no question of whether the screening schedule can be filled.

Every venue is full!

This resulted in the screening schedule of "All or Nothing" soaring at an extremely exaggerated rate.

Soon, it reached 100%, directly squeezing out all the movies from small manufacturers and Heye’s own movies.

However, before those small manufacturers could cry their hearts out, they soon received contact from Heye.

Tell them directly that their movie will be postponed, and will be re-released after Xia Yuan is off the screen, taking over the schedule.

Only then did they feel some comfort and were moved to tears.

Sure enough! People are right, He Ye, Ren!
Master Xia Yuan, righteousness!
Truly a people's entrepreneur!

Even so, we still have to leave them a way out and think about how difficult it is for them.

Zhang Kaiyu is one of those fans.

He is 24 years old, just an ordinary college student who has just graduated from school and is still doing internship.

The internship period has ended, and he is actually quite anxious now.

Because the company was slow to issue the regularization certificate and did not show any intention to make him a regular employee.

So he was very panicked and had been uneasy for a while.

After entering society, he realized how hard work is, and he also realized that even if you graduate from college, your life may not be smooth sailing.

You are just taking a stepping stone to your future, so that you will have the opportunity to knock on higher doors in the future.

This thing is necessary, but it doesn't mean that everything will be fine once you get it.

Your future is still full of uncertainty.

Of course, there is still hope.

Just during this period of time, he was worried about this, not knowing where to go. He was wondering what kind of job he should look for if he was not converted to a regular employee by then, or whether he could find a job at all.

An offer came to him.

This offer was introduced by a friend of his, who was his childhood friend.

It's just that this childhood friend went abroad to develop his career a few years ago. No one knows what he is doing now. There is no news about him and his whereabouts are unknown. (End of this chapter)