This celebrity is absolutely wicked.

Chapter 171 Innate Screenwriting Holy Body
Pang Yuntian walked up and said, "Alright, don't compare yourself to Lu Ran. He learns things very quickly."

Pang Yuntian had witnessed it when he was on the set of "The Song of the Clear Sky".

Action scenes don't necessarily require you to have practiced martial arts for ten or twenty years; a period of training is sufficient.

After all, filming on set isn't about actually hitting someone.

They shoot for a few seconds, maybe ten or twenty seconds, then stop to check how the footage went, and then continue shooting.

Those who can fire continuously for tens of seconds at a time are considered experts.

Moreover, most of the moves in it are set routines, and they are all fixed moves.

Martial arts instructors do this job.

With proper training, even action scenes can be filmed.

But first you need training, and secondly you need to take the initiative to learn.

No matter how well a teacher teaches, it's useless if students don't learn.

Many young actors in the industry today won't learn from their teachers even when they're right in front of them.

He paid for some acting class himself, but he basically never went to class.

Going to class is so tiring.

Anyway, you can make money by acting in movies or TV shows without attending classes.

If that's the case, then why bother going to class?

A star like Lu Ran would have been normal in the past, but he's a rare find now.

Liu Qianyuan didn't say anything more.

The group went to the film set.

On the way, Pang Yuntian asked, "What are your thoughts on the character Awen?"

Lu Ran shared his thoughts on Awen.

Pang Yuntian nodded repeatedly as he listened.

Lu Ran essentially wrote a short biography for the character Awen.

However, the character himself is rather thin, and the only character he is associated with is the gang leader Du Feng, and his biography is not complicated.

Lu Ran's character biography is based on the character Awen, but with some added details about the character.

Pang Yuntian said, "Alright, then let's do as you say and dye Awen's hair blonde."

Soon after, the group arrived at the film set.

This time, Li Quan directly arranged for ten cases of Red Bull to be delivered.

The crew of "Black Tide" is mostly made up of men, and they also have to shoot night scenes, so Red Bull is a good way to stay alert.

Lu Ran didn't waste any time after arriving at the film set; he went straight to the styling team to get his hair and makeup done.

Following his instructions, the stylist dyed the hair on the top of his head yellow.

After changing back into white clothes, Lu Ran looked at himself in the mirror, a fierce look appearing in his eyes.

The design is fine!
After changing his look, Lu Ran went to the filming location.

The scene being filmed right now is the old inspector having a meal in the cafeteria with a subordinate he has a good relationship with.

The actor who plays the old inspector is Ren Ruilin, and the actor who plays his subordinate Brother Hua is Duan Tao. Both of them are veteran actors and have a good relationship with Pang Yuntian, which is why they came to act in the play.

Inside the canteen, a group of police officers were eating.

Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao both looked preoccupied. While eating, Ren Ruilin suddenly said, "Brother Hua."

Duan Tao nodded, and Ren Ruilin continued, "I have cancer."

Duan Tao glanced at Ren Ruilin and asked casually, "Where?"

"Brain".

"What did the doctor say?"

"The doctor said the chances are slim, but there is still hope."

"If there's hope, then it's curable. Don't worry."

At this moment, Pang Yuntian shouted, "Crack!"

Everyone looked over.

Pang Yuntian frowned: "This doesn't taste right, Brother Lin, Brother Tao, what do you two think?"

Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao both got up and walked over.

Ren Ruilin said, "I feel that the emotions in this part are too straightforward and a bit simplistic, and they don't show the depth of the character."

Duan Tao nodded: "That's right, we can act it out if we want, but the effect is just so-so."

The two of them could change the lines in the play, but they just couldn't come up with a good idea for a while.

As Lu Ran watched this scene, he thought of a scene from the movie "Sha Po Lang" on Earth.

The actor who played the subordinate, Brother Wah, in this movie also received a Hong Kong Film Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

At the time, this scene was initially performed in a restrained manner, but at the end, the actor playing Brother Hua let loose a bit, which left a deep impression on Lu Ran.

He stepped forward and said, "Brother Tian, ​​I have an idea. Let me tell you what you think. If it doesn't work, then forget it."

Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao knew the assassin was coming as soon as they saw Lu Ran's outfit.

The character played by Duan Tao was ultimately killed by Awen.

Ren Ruilin had also been beaten up by Awen. Ren Ruilin laughed and said, "Tell me about it."

Duan Tao chuckled and said, "Speak freely, as long as it's for the good of the movie, say whatever you want."

Seeing that everyone's eyes were on him.

Lu Ran explained his thoughts.

"The character played by Teacher Ren is relentless in achieving his goals and is not someone who needs comforting. The character played by Teacher Duan is a bit different. When he hears that his boss has cancer, he will worry, be angry, and feel resentful, but he will not show it directly."

Hearing Lu Ran's explanation, Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao nodded.

Lu Ran not only read his script, but also read the scripts of other characters and studied the other characters.

"I think we can change it like this, with minor adjustments to the earlier lines."

Lu Ran picked up a piece of paper from the table and started writing on it.

"After this conversation ended, Teacher Ren got up and left, and then Teacher Duan picked up her coffee cup..."

After Lu Ran finished speaking, Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao began to ponder.

A dozen seconds later, both of them looked at Pang Yuntian.

"Try it again."

Pang Yuntian nodded: "Okay, let's give it a try."

Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao returned to their seats.

Pang Yuntian shouted, "Add more rice to their plates!"

The props team added some food to their plates, and they started eating again.

The earlier lines haven't been changed much.

After Ren Ruilin mentioned the head, Duan Tao glanced at Ren Ruilin. He seemed calm, but his micro-expression revealed that he was actually very worried.

"Is there any cure?"

Ren Ruilin said, "I don't know."

Duan Tao breathed a sigh of relief and forced a smile: "Then everything's alright."

Ren Ruilin put down his fork, took a sip of coffee, and stood up: "Come out and get to work after you finish eating."

After saying that, he turned and left.

Duan Tao hummed in response, his face still showing no sign of anything amiss.

He put down his chopsticks, picked up his coffee cup, and took a sip.

But his movements stopped, as if he was thinking about something.

Suddenly, he slammed his coffee cup onto the table.

With a bang, the coffee cup shattered.

Everyone else in the cafeteria turned to look at him.

Duan Tao's chest heaved, his face filled with anger and resentment.

These subtle facial expressions, when combined, reveal the character's inner world to the audience.

Pang Yuntian shouted, "Crack!"

After a few seconds, Duan Tao detached himself from the character's emotions.

Pang Yuntian exclaimed with delight, "This part is great, it feels very well done, let's get one more take!"

After filming again, all three of them looked at Lu Ran.

Pang Yuntian laughed and said, "You're a naturally gifted screenwriter!"

It's quite common to make changes to the script on set during filming.

Lu Ran's ability to glance at a document, offer direct feedback, and make excellent changes demonstrates his competence.

Ren Ruilin and Duan Tao also offered a few words of praise, their eyes full of admiration.

Lu Ran said modestly, "You're too kind, you're too kind. I just happened to have an inspiration."

Pang Yuntian shook his head: "If I had known, I should have added a few lines for your character. Now that you don't have any lines, it's a bit of a loss."

Lu Ran was waiting for those words.

"Brother Tian, ​​I have an idea."

Pang Yuntian felt that the sentence sounded familiar, as if he had heard it before.

"You said."

“In this scene, Teacher Ren comes to Du Feng alone to seek revenge, and then I beat him up. I want to add a line here: ‘You dropped your gun, how are you going to kill someone?’”

Pang Yuntian thought about it carefully for a while and asked, "Then we have to knock the gun away. If we want to knock the gun away, we have to hit it very hard. It would be best if it hit something and the gun slipped from our hands."

His original plan was that the gun would run out of bullets, and then the inspector played by Ren Ruilin would get beaten up.

Lu Ran reminded him, "Then he'll try to pick up the gun, so I'll throw a knife at him and stab it into his palm, piercing through it and pinning his palm to the ground so he can't reach the gun."

Pang Yuntian's eyes lit up: "Great, great, that was a beautiful move!"

Ren Ruilin, who was standing to the side, felt his eyelids twitch as he listened.

Are you two treating me like a Japanese soldier?

(End of this chapter)