I'm not a drama freak, I can really see through the script

Chapter 48, He doesn’t seem to need your teaching
For Ning Jing and Shi Liang, they had forgotten about this extra as soon as the filming started.

Especially Ning Jing, she is a leading actress herself. She won the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actress for "Yellow River Love" and the Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actress for "Red River Valley".

In the field of art films, her status is definitely not low, she is a standard CCTV heroine.

This time I can come to "Looking for a Gun".

It's all for Jiang Wen's face. Although she broke up with him a long time ago and Ning Jing is already a wife, even if she married someone else, there is still a place for Jiang Wen in her heart.

Unforgettable, can never forget the damn charming charm of this man.

It can be said that she really put all her thoughts on Jiang Wen.

She didn't listen to a word Lu Chuanshuo said.

She never forgets a word Jiang Wen said!
No one present took the performance seriously, even the stones whose edges had long been smoothed out didn't think about it any further.

There are so many people chasing their dreams, how can we pay attention to everyone?

What's the point of you being so hypocritical here?

If you are so awesome, why don't you apply to the Beijing Film Academy or the Central Academy of Drama?
Isn't it because you're not awesome enough that you've ended up like this?

Except for one person.

That is the truth, the chief director, the rebellious youth, was banned for five years, the smart one in Cannes, Jiang Wen.

He noticed.

For Jiang Wen, whether he is really working hard or pretending to work hard, as long as he does it, it means he has worked hard.

Some people are unwilling to even pretend to do it.

Don't expect pie to fall from the sky and someone to pay attention to you.

Jiang Wen felt that Li Xuan had all the qualities to be a star, but his resume was too poor. He graduated from a technical secondary school and was an extra in Hengdian. Jiang Wen would not even look at his TV drama resume, and his only film resume was the unreleased "Big Guy".

Created by Hong Kong directors Du Chifeng and Wei Jiahui.

For people in the circle, a commercial film director who suddenly has a brainwave and makes an art film to transform himself can basically be considered a case of literary youth syndrome.

Prepare to fail.

Even if the release has good reputation, it has nothing to do with him. Art films basically revolve around one or two people. No matter how they change, they still highlight the creation of a very small number of characters to complete the artistic expression of the entire work.

The same is true for "Looking for a Gun".

Even if it becomes popular later, there is a high probability that you will not be seen. Therefore, the polarization of the crew of "Looking for a Gun" is that the big names used are very big, while the others are more casual, mixing together with extras and drama actors - they are all here to get the salary.

Jiang Wen thought that when he acted opposite him later, he would find the young man's shortcomings and give him some pointers. If he had potential and was interested, then attending a higher vocational program at the Beijing Film Academy or the Central Academy of Drama would be a good option.
If you are willing to work hard, have talent, and follow this path, maybe when you reach middle age, you can play a supporting role?

At this moment, Li Xuan, who had put on makeup, was waiting on the bluestone at the entrance of the village.

Chunzi was wearing working-class clothes, with a big white bag hanging around her neck, and hawking her wares along the way.

Anxious Ma Shan asked and looked for everyone he had met or who had met him.

The town is not big.

Not really.

He immediately looked at Stuttering Liu and asked in confusion.

"Why are you selling mutton noodles? Aren't you a bricklayer?"

"Why am I not a mutton noodle seller?" The simple butcher in front of them, with his smile and authentic southwestern accent, made everyone feel surprised.

This accent is very authentic.

Doesn’t the resume show that this guy is from Cantonese?

At this time, Liu Jieba said shyly.

"My father-in-law sells mutton noodles."

"So your father is a bricklayer?"

"Yes, he is a bricklayer."

"Is your last name Liu?" "Liu Jieba."

"Then why don't you stutter?"

"Stuttering, I stutter every day, I...actually..."

"Actually, you're a stutterer."

So silky.

What a smooth scene.

The place is full of Jiang Wen's style of dry humor. Liu Jieba stutters a lot, but when he communicates with Ma Shan, he stops stuttering.

Only after I reminded him immediately did I start stuttering again.

So you stutter only because someone reminds you, and you won’t stutter if no one reminds you?

Mutton soup, bricklayer.

Rural, grassroots, simple.

Li Xuan now gives people the impression of being a complete "local". There is absolutely nothing wrong with him. Except for being too handsome, Lu Chuan can't find any fault with him.

This made Lu Chuan, who originally wanted to express his superiority, feel very uncomfortable.

Very uncomfortable.

But it seems that there is nothing to say. After all, they are nominally performing in your work. There is nothing wrong with their performance. Do you still have any complaints?

There is nothing wrong with it, no need to ng, you can pass it in one go.

After watching it once, it was a completely ordinary thing for Ning Jing and Jiang Wen to act together. They used to be close partners. Whether it was their cooperation in the work or their personal relationship, they had a close foundation for cooperation.

Ex-girlfriend, Bai Yueguang, married someone else.

There is a bit of a natural performance in it.

Jiang Wen and Li Xuan in front of him also passed it in one go, naturally.

He was so natural, just like a native of Qingyan Town.

Simple and natural.

Yes, it is very natural. You cannot judge it as good or bad, because this kind of naturally expressed feeling seems to be the way it should be.

It’s like the police play police and the villagers play villagers, it feels like they are acting in their true selves.

"Hey, Master, how about the shot just now?" At this time, Lu Chuan asked Jiang Wen to look at the clip that had just been recorded. He couldn't tell whether this set of shots was good or bad, because the shooting effect was too smooth, so smooth that he couldn't believe it. Maybe it was because he was not talented enough, so he couldn't see the flaws?

Otherwise, how could an extra possibly finish shooting this entire set of shots in one take?

This is contrary to common sense.

Even Han Ping, who just came to Beijing Film Studio to make a guest appearance, had to shoot three sets of shots before he passed it. It's impossible for him to get it done in one take right from the start.

At this moment, Jiang Wen was looking at everything in the camera, the conversation just now, and the shot that just ended.

And Lu Chuan's words made him fall into silence.

Is there anything wrong with this one-shot shot?

"There's nothing wrong with it, nothing wrong with it at all."

At this moment, Jiang Wen felt like something was wrong with him. He felt a little aggrieved even though the scene was shot very well.

But there was something stuck in there.

Looking at this scene, when everyone was confused, Ning Jing laughed at them mercilessly.

"He must be thinking of his bad habit of being a teacher and wanting to teach him how to play this role, but now it seems."

"He doesn't seem to need your teaching."

(End of this chapter)