Huayu: The Best Actor starts with obtaining the role entry

Chapter 174 - Adjusting the Schedule? Lin Yufen's Suggestion!
time flies.

The cast and crew of the TV series "How Long Will I Love U".

After about ten days on set, Jing Tian gradually got into character.

After regaining their confidence, progress became much faster.

After Lin Yufen joined the crew, she glanced at the clips shot by the assistant director and couldn't help but praise, "They were shot very well. It seems you could be a director, Bai Ye."

I heard from Lao Han that you directed many of the shots, so you should have no problem transitioning into directing in the future.

Jing Tian's acting was also good. I heard that the scenes you filmed when you first joined the crew were completely different from what you're doing now. Is it another "White Night"?

Lin Yufen joined the production team immediately after finishing the post-production work on Pinocchio.

She was originally the director of "How Long Will I Love U".

The assistant director is the only one helping out now.

She was also a little worried that she might mess up the filming, since the assistant director had never independently directed a film before.

Lin Yufen felt that her worries were not unfounded.

However, when working on the later stages of Pinocchio, she would occasionally inquire about the crew's situation.

The assistant director said everything was normal.

Although she was temporarily relieved, she was still working on her tasks at a rapid pace.

She came over immediately after she finished.

After Lin Yufen watched the footage she had taken, she felt she didn't need to come anymore.

I hardly ever taught Bai Ye. Did she learn it just by watching me filming and occasionally glancing at me?!
Isn't that a bit of an exaggeration?

But that's just a thought; she actually had another matter to discuss with Bai Ye today.

He glanced at Bai Ye, who looked smug, and at Jing Tian, ​​who was looking at Bai Ye with an expression of admiration.

She also felt a bit emotional.

This kid really is a succubus!

Um.
Lin Yufen recently learned an adjective.

I always feel like every female celebrity who works with Bai Ye has some feelings for him.

"Director Lin, it was indeed Bai Ye who taught me. I was so panicked at the time, I thought I wouldn't be able to play Gu Xiaojiao well! I think I passed this time, right?!"

Jing Tian spoke first.

Lin Yufen was the one who was finally confirmed for the role in this production.

The assistant director only needs to shoot the scene well and be satisfied with it, but if Lin Yufen is not satisfied, it has to be reshot.

She wasn't just making things up; she was genuinely panicked at the time.

I was initially discouraged when I joined the film crew.

Then, after filming a segment, her acting was so awkward it was almost embarrassing.

For a fleeting moment, Jing Tian even considered backing down.

She was thinking that if she didn't act well, she would quit, otherwise she would ruin the movie "White Night".

If it were someone else's movie, she would definitely grit her teeth and continue acting.

But Bai Ye's movies are different; she doesn't want to ruin them.

Fortunately, with Bai Ye's encouragement, she found her rhythm and the photos turned out much better.

"It's over! The filming was so good, how could it not be over? My standards aren't that high!"

Lin Yufen nodded, then turned to Bai Ye and asked, "Bai Ye, you know a bit about directing now?!"

"I understand some of it, but not very well. It was mainly Director Han's side that did the filming; I just gave some suggestions."

"That's not bad. If you want to become a director in the future, you can learn from me when you have free time. I think your acting skills are already very good. You've reached the point where you can tell at a glance that it's not acting."

So, all you need to do right now is maintain your acting skills and not regress. As for improvement, I doubt there's much left. Your acting is the most exaggerated and amazing I've ever seen.
I understand you want to switch to directing, but don't give up your acting skills; that's your foundation!

Lin Yufen was generous with her praise.

In her opinion, Bai Ye's acting skills were so strong that they were completely incomprehensible!

Once he gets into character, there's absolutely no trace of acting on his part; it's as if he *is* the character.

So, in Lin Yufen's opinion, Bai Ye probably felt that this matter no longer posed any challenge, and therefore wanted to try his hand at directing?
After all, if you reach the top in the acting industry, there are plenty of people who will try their luck in other fields.

Jing Tian, ​​listening to Lin Yufen's words, couldn't help but feel a hint of envy on her face.

I wish I had acting skills like Bai Ye.

However, Jing Tian suddenly thought, if Bai Ye becomes a director and keeps investing in Bai Ye's films, he'll eventually ask her to direct them, right?
She suddenly felt a sense of anticipation.

"Director Lin, I don't have any plans to switch to directing right now. I have too many things to do."

"Right."

Lin Yufen nodded, agreeing that Bai Ye was right not to become a director.

It's not possible to do that, at least not right now.

He does indeed have a lot to deal with right now.

Sometimes people wish they could just split themselves in two or even several times over.

Lin Yufen now feels like she's just clocking in for work.

Just then, following Bai Ye's words, she also wanted to tell him something she wanted to discuss with him, "By the way, Bai Ye, I just wanted to ask you, could your TV series be postponed a little longer?!"

My Love from the Star.

This TV series is the last one I'll be working on with Bai Ye this year.

Lin Yufen really liked the imaginative ideas behind this TV series.

It was because the drama was so good that she wanted to postpone it.

"Director Lin, is something the matter?!"

Bai Ye did not agree immediately, but instead prepared to ask about Lin Yufen's situation.

Suddenly they're saying it needs to be postponed?!
Bai Ye was a little confused. Did Lin Yufen have something to deal with?
"That's right. Your drama is very good. I didn't want to put my worst condition on for that drama. After I finished filming How Long Will I Love U, I had to deal with post-production and then join this drama crew."

I heard that you and Shishi have a movie together, and you were in charge of that movie. It just so happens that Shishi recently finished filming Scarlet Heart. If you can film that movie in advance, I can use that time to finish the post-production of How Long Will I Love U.

In general, it will just be postponed for a while. That way, neither of us will have to rush. Movies and TV series are different; the editing definitely requires more attention.

It all depends on your perspective, and also on Yang Mi's schedule, but it's only a slight postponement; the "Brotherhood of Blades" project will be brought forward.

Lin Yufen explained her plan to Bai Ye.

Actually, I feel that leaving a gap in your schedule for yourself is the best approach.

This way, I don't need to rush the editing of "How Long Will I Love U," and I can take my time. Movies can't be rushed anyway.

Secondly, Bai Ye wouldn't need to help with the editing. He could go into the filming of "Brotherhood of Blades" first, and by the time "Brotherhood of Blades" was almost finished filming, his own editing would probably be done as well.

Wouldn't it be more convenient to just join the group directly then?

Moreover, the postponement will not be for very long.

So Lin Yufen also thought she could talk to Bai Ye about it, but of course, it mainly depended on whether Bai Ye would agree, and then there was Yang Mi's side.

There's no need to worry about Liu Shishi; she's currently on break, so all she needs to do is use her rest time.

On the side.

Jing Tian's big eyes darted around, her mind racing as she thought about what Lin Yufen had just said about how good the script was. She wished she could act in it.
Of course, Jing Tian only thought about it in her heart. She also knew that Bai Ye had just given her the suggestion to improve her acting skills.

The next second, I wanted to act in his show. Isn't that ridiculous?!
Bai Ye, on the other hand, had genuinely given this matter serious thought.

Lin Yufen is right. If they finish filming "How Long Will I Love U" at this point, Lin Yufen will definitely need about a month for post-production.

Even if I follow the previous method, it will definitely take time.

But if they film "Brotherhood of Blades" first, and then postpone the start date of "My Love from the Star," it shouldn't be a big problem!

It's just a slight delay.

His schedule is fine; it's just a matter of changing the dates.

Lin Yufen said that there were no problems with Liu Shishi's side, so there should be no problems. She probably asked Cai Yinong.

But what about Yang Mi?
Bai Ye hesitated for a moment before slowly saying, "Director Lin, I need to ask Sister Mi before I can give you an answer. If there's a scheduling conflict, let's stick to the original start date!"

Even if the time difference is not significant.

However, Yang Mi's schedule conflicted, so I couldn't change it.

The actors' schedules have already been arranged, and making changes on your own is clearly a big no-no.

"Okay! I'll wait for you to ask before I decide. Let's film today's scenes first!"

Lin Yufen wasn't in a hurry; she simply mentioned the matter to Bai Ye.

Whether they will ultimately do as she says depends on whether they can coordinate a good relationship.

She felt that it was best to do things her own way, so that she would have time to rest and recover.

And it won't interfere too much with the filming time for "My Love from the Star".

Even at night, you won't be that tired.

On one hand, I have to handle my own post-production work, and on the other hand, I have to join the filming crew.

She had noticed it before; if Bai Ye continued working non-stop for a year, he would probably collapse.

They don't give themselves any rest time at all. With such high-intensity work, they should at least get some rest.

But she's pretty much covered the whole story.

What happens next is up to Bai Ye himself.

Next, she needs to finish filming the remaining scenes.

The filming lasted about ten days, and basically none of the scenes needed to be reshot.

Lin Yufen just needs to film according to the original schedule.

night.

After finishing her performance, Jing Tian returned to her room, and she hesitated, wondering whether she should look for Bai Ye.

But I imagine Bai Ye is probably too busy right now.

He was probably going to call Yang Mi to discuss this matter at that moment.

Jing Tian still remembered what Lin Yufen and Bai Ye had said that morning.

Thinking of this, Jing Tian finally put down her phone, quietly went to take a shower, and then lay down on the bed to play on the computer for a while.

I opened Weibo and browsed some recent news.

After checking his recent public opinion, he found that his reputation hadn't continued to decline after collaborating with Bai Ye, and many people were starting to look forward to it.

However, Jing Tian herself was also very clear that if she suffered a major setback with Bai Ye this time, she would probably be demoted from the second tier to the third or fourth tier.

Many fans are struggling to stay together, hoping for a second collaboration with Bai Ye. If that second collaboration can't save her either, then she's finished.

Therefore, she attaches great importance to this opportunity.

If Bai Ye hadn't been busy today, she would have definitely wanted to rehearse with him.

After reading the evaluation of herself, which was nothing new, she also saw a lot of other news, including Liu Yifei taking on the legendary Hongmen Banquet.

Hong Kong movies, huh?

Jing Tian muttered to herself, scrolled down, and then saw a news article that made her expression turn strange.

The Legend of Chu and Han vs. The Legend of the Feast at Hongmen!
The Legend of Chu and Han has been scheduled for release!
October 2011, 10!
And it's not just the Legend of Chu and Han; someone also posted the release date for Pinocchio.

October 2011, 6!
Jing Tian was somewhat surprised when she saw the time.

Pinocchio has only just finished post-production, and it's already going to be released?!

The show premiered on two channels: Shanghai TV and Jiangsu-Zhejiang TV.

At this rate, Lin Yufen had just finished post-production when Bai Ye sent it over for review, and it basically got through without any problems?!

Thinking about what Lu Zheng had told her before, Bai Ye now has a good relationship with the Shanghai Propaganda Bureau and some other departments.

Because of the popularity of the dramas "With You" and "Someday or One Day," and the fact that they were filmed in Shanghai in those years.

Bai Ye has basically established himself in the circles of Shanghai.

They are happy to support promising young talents. Last time they invested in Bai Ye, they said they would give him the green light, as long as he didn't cross the line and didn't make things too difficult for them. Basically, they would handle whatever Bai Ye needed.

Now Jing Tian finally understands why Lu Zheng said that Bai Ye has gained momentum.

It's completely different from before.

Previously, such approvals required Lu Zheng to grant them.

Moreover, it seems that Bai Ye will be able to win a TV series award this year or next.

There's an unwritten rule in China: if you want to get into movies, you have to integrate into the Beijing circle; if you want to win TV awards, you can't afford to offend the Shanghai circle.

Although that's a bit of an exaggeration.

After all, it's impossible for one circle to completely monopolize the market, but there is definitely some truth to that.

The Beijing circle, the Northwest circle, the Shanghai circle, and the Hong Kong circle.

Nowadays, the Beijing film circle and the Hong Kong film circle are considered to be in a higher tier.

And now Bai Ye is also subtly showing the air of a core figure in the Shanghai circle.

Take Jing Tian for example. She's part of the Northwest circle, but she also has some connections in the Beijing circle, mainly with Lu Zheng.

Thinking of this, Jing Tian felt a little emotional. Bai Ye now has a studio and has been consistently successful, so it's no wonder that others value Bai Ye so much.

The key is that Bai Ye herself proved herself worthy.

If Bai Ye were to end up like her, she probably wouldn't even get any support, and would likely lose all her resources eventually.

In fact, Lu Zheng originally wanted to integrate himself into the Beijing social circle.

After all, collaborations within the Beijing film circle are mostly large-scale productions, and the directors are often veteran mainland filmmakers.

However, each circle actually has its own exclusivity.

Jing Tian seems to want to get closer to Bai Ye, and judging from Lu Zheng's current attitude, it seems he feels the same way!
As she pondered these thoughts, Jing Tian suppressed them.

There's no need to think too much about it for now. As for the movie I'm working on with Bai Ye, it'll probably be released soon, whether Lu Zheng intervenes or Bai Ye gets help from the Shanghai entertainment circle.

Anyway, she doesn't need to worry.

The news article described it as a clash between the Chu-Han Contention and the Feast at Hongmen.

Although they tell the same story, can this movie and this TV series really be compared?
Jing Tian wasn't sure, but she would be happy to see Liu Yifei brought down from her pedestal.

Besides, Liu Yifei isn't a god; wasn't she brought down by Bai Ye and Liu Shishi last time?!

(End of this chapter)