Became the best actor, the system just finished loading

There's a big catch in the 408th octopus pond.
"Move a little slower, look a bit more relaxed... Never mind, look at what I'm giving you... Hey, can any of you demonstrate? You can all understand what I'm saying, right?"

If An Feng read a lot of books related to Li Qingzhao...

Qi Hao memorized them all.

There are also various academic analyses from different dynasties, which contain many contradictions and falsehoods, but also a lot of valuable information. When combined, they can restore a Li Qingzhao who is closer to the truth.

Filming for this movie began during the Chinese New Year period.

There was no so-called start-up filming, nor any so-called shooting plan.

The Taoist priest just took a break and did some lighthearted fun, and then everyone gathered together to film.

In addition to the standard setup for a typical film crew, there are also many assistant directors.

Last year, so many scripts were produced, and most of them were filmed this year. Before filming, everyone gathered in front of Qi Hao to show off their skills.

Opportunities are presented to you; the key is to be able to seize them.

Qi Hao asked who could demonstrate, and someone immediately started performing.

Wen has no first, Wu has no second.

Everyone started from roughly the same point, and no one was willing to concede to anyone else.

And I can't not perform.

One's own failure is certainly terrible, but the success of one's peers is even more distressing.

We must outdo everyone else here.

A director isn't necessarily a good actor.

However, teaching actors how to act is a fundamental skill. You can't just tell an actor that you think their acting is wrong and ask them to do it again, but you don't know exactly what's wrong with it.

After finishing work that way, you might get a sack over your head and beaten to death.

Several assistant directors gave a demonstration.

In the end, Qi Hao chose Han Yan, who has a very good grasp of female characters.

"That's pretty much the idea, but the expression isn't quite right. Twist your waist a little to this side to make it look slimmer. Also, lower the lighting and saturation a bit. What do you guys think?"

Qi Hao was filming while communicating with the people around him.

On the one hand, we need to pool our wisdom and efforts to make a better film, and on the other hand, we also need to take a look at the abilities of these people.

Basic technology has been turned into a "value version".

There must be a few big fish in this fishpond.

Find the big fish, entrust them with important tasks, and make them work like oxen and horses.

Otherwise, there would be no need for him to gather everyone together during the Lunar New Year to film a movie that could take several years to complete.

Just providing meals every day would waste a lot of money.

After Qi Hao's observation and analysis, he discovered that Chen Sicheng was also quite capable, in addition to Guo Fan, and even his good brother Wu Jing showed a side that exceeded his expectations.

Lu Yang was better off than he had expected.

He had always been very optimistic about Han Yan's abilities.

Xue Xiaolu had visited a few times, but she couldn't come anymore after the start of the semester. Besides, she was also preparing for a new movie. This female teacher is quite capable.

Qi Hao's previous photographer, Cao Dun, also had a certain level of directing ability.

Occasionally, they will offer suggestions that are truly eye-opening.

Others include Wen Muye, Chen Zhengdao, Xin Yukun, Li Ruijun, and so on.

Although not all of them have the potential to become commercial films.

However, the system seems to view winning awards as a sign of a director's potential.

This is a perfectly normal calculation method.

Box office revenue is definitely not a standard for judging a good movie. Movies that can win awards and receive recognition may be more worth watching and will be sought after by specific groups.

Unfortunately, the system didn't tell him exactly what kind of potential these people possessed.

I don't know how to help these people grow.

Qi Hao was even a little worried that his forced growth might cause these people to miss their opportunities for growth.

All I can say is, Brother Tong, you're being unfair.

Shouldn't we compensate the host for his wounded heart?
For example, give them some more technology gifts.

This thing is really great.

The entertainment industry may decline one day, and the internet's path may become increasingly narrow.

But technology is different.

If Qi Hao truly wants to achieve a higher status, technology is a more effective way to reach his goal than entertainment.

Moreover, with the system's help, Qi Hao didn't need to do anything.

He only needs to point out a research direction.

With the system boasting a 100x success rate, the entire research team will feel as if they have divine assistance, producing scientific research results at breakneck speed.

Even if these researchers are poached, it won't make a difference. Without their former glory, they can only follow their original life paths.

Taking over the research institute won't help.

At worst, we can just bind to another place; after all, Qi Hao is the system's host.

The hundredfold success halo was merely a means for the system to help him monetize the basic technology gift package.

Beihao Technology is poised to become a legend in the technology field.

At that time, Qi Hao will be more than just a "little Buffett".

Qi Hao could understand that this basic technology gift package wasn't very impressive.

After all, it's basic technology.

Moreover, these fundamental technologies are already at the forefront of their respective industries, and some are even slightly ahead.

But the thought of the premium gift packs or even super gift packs made Qi Hao feel somewhat dissatisfied.

All I can say is that I hope Brother Tongzi will step up his game.

If you don't work harder, I won't be able to become awesome.

Actually, everyone on set thought Qi Hao was awesome.

They originally thought Qi Hao was just very good at commercial films.

You asked about "The Piano in a Factory"? Well, Zhang Meng is in that movie.

Commercial films don't require much technical skill. As long as the plot is coherent, the emotions are conveyed effectively, and there's a cast of handsome men and beautiful women, moviegoers will be willing to go to the cinema.

However, after getting to know Qi Hao, they were surprised to find that the boss also had considerable expertise in photography and art direction.

He can alter the light and shadow, the colors, the composition, and even the clothing.

Qi Hao is very grateful to Zhang Shuping.

He has now started filming a version of "Li Qingzhao" in his training space.

The art director was Cheung Suk-ping.

While the actual filming of this movie couldn't secure an art director of Cheung Suk-ping's caliber, the training space was perfectly adequate.

Moreover, even if you manage to hire him, he might not work hard.

As people get older, their minds don't work as well. They may still have an appreciation for beauty, but their creativity may decline.

This is a fatal blow to both art design and fashion design.

Therefore, these so-called masters, when they get old, will take on apprentices and form a team-based studio.

Whether it's screenwriting, directing, art direction, or costume design, hiring senior masters these days basically means they're receiving this kind of "treatment."

Cheung Suk-ping's costume design for the film "Ashes of Time" won the Best Costume Design Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards that year.

His styling for "A Chinese Ghost Story" was also stunning, making Joey Wong's Nie Xiaoqian appear aloof, melancholic, ethereal, and incredibly beautiful, leaving a deep impression on people's hearts.

But look at his design for the TV series "Storm Riders 2". Look at the costumes, they're like something out of a comic book, with a rural, non-mainstream style. They're so tacky that everyone criticizes them as soon as they appear on screen. Is this the level of a costume design master?

Without a doubt, this is all thanks to the team.

Qi Hao had no such worries. Once captured and turned into an NPC, they were his servants. Not only did he not need to pay them a single penny, but they would also give their all and perform at their best.

If these people knew that they had an accomplice working for Qi Hao for free, I wonder if they would go to the labor arbitration office to demand their hard-earned money back.

With a training space to simulate the process, Qi Hao found filming in real life to be particularly smooth.

If he had had this training space many years ago, and been given enough top-notch on-screen and behind-the-scenes experience, he would have become a super director long ago.

There's no need for all these years of struggle.

The assistant directors who joined the crew were initially a little embarrassed, wondering if they had slid down to their knees too quickly.

Is it really necessary to be so humble as to become an assistant director for someone your own age, or even younger, just for a little investment or support?
But after spending more than ten days together, they were all completely convinced.

Some people will even ask questions on the spot.

Qi Hao can usually answer. If he can't answer, he'll say, "Let me think about this question and organize my thoughts so I can explain it to you later. Anyone who's interested can listen."

Then I lay down on the lounge chair.

After opening his eyes... he became incredibly eloquent.

There's no way around it; there are just too many big-name directors in the training space.

Qi Hao recently planned to capture Zhang Yimou as well. Although the old guy has lost some of his integrity in his later years, he is still quite capable.

Once inside the training space, Lao Zhang transforms into a pure director.

They no longer focus solely on making money, and they no longer have any issues with their values.

She only focused on helping him make the film well.

Just like Jiang Wen in the training space, don't be fooled by the unruly Jiang Wen on the outside, the Jiang Wen inside is very obedient.

Do whatever you're told.

They didn't even dare to utter a single damn word.

(End of this chapter)