Huayu 1995

Chapter 131 I'm even thinking of going to sea (Seeking monthly votes)

Liu Xin, who plays the landlady, is far less sassy, ​​shrewish, and feisty in real life than her character in the movie.

And she's only twenty-two years old.

Judging from Su Chao's many years of performance training, the actors who come out of the Central Academy of Drama are truly versatile.

Unfortunately, her peak was winning the Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actress for her role in "The Matchmaker" with Alec Su, and she didn't have any representative works for many years afterward.

In addition, their peak appearance period is relatively short.

Once an actress loses her looks, her opportunities dwindle, and she's relegated to playing minor roles in films and television dramas.

Whether an actor can become famous is really hard to say.

"Judging by this, the female boss is looking for a husband. I wonder which guy would be willing to marry into her family?"

Journalists are cultured people, and they tend to be very refined.

"I am willing!"

Yang Wei, that bookworm, immediately chimed in.

Others might be joking, but he might genuinely mean it.

The group chatted and laughed.

Then the female boss ripped him off.

Even turtle was served.

"Director, is this dish edible? There really is turtle in it!"

Acting out scenes of eating can be a good thing sometimes, but not always so pleasant.

If you keep getting nipped in the bud, you'll have to keep eating.

I felt like I got a good deal when I ate it.

But if your stomach can't handle it after eating, you still have to eat, otherwise your progress will be affected.

This is the kind of suffering that leads to being stuffed to death.

Another type is that you can't eat it, for example, if the ingredients are very expensive and the production crew borrows them to make a show. If you accidentally eat it, the production crew will have to pay compensation.

These are actually nothing.

The worst part is that the food has gone bad, but you have to eat it because you're filming.

They even have to pretend that it tastes delicious.

Su Chao and his team rehearsed this scene several times before filming it.

Unfortunately, the film budget was low, and in order to save film stock, most scenes had to be rehearsed first, and then filmed again when the director felt it was good enough.

Therefore, Yang Yazhou does not allow actors to pick up food with their chopsticks.

To avoid the photos not looking good after eating.

You were filming a scene where you were just starting to eat, and then almost all the plates on the table were cleared out. Did you eat at a shady restaurant?

Besides eating, they also drink alcohol...

This kind of plot could only be filmed in early movies.

Otherwise, all of these people would be suspected of drunk driving, including the instructor.

During the training, the coach not only drank with the students, but he also drank a toast with the landlady.

Then the students secretly took photos of him.

The movie's plot is somewhat absurd.

However, the food on the table was eventually eaten by everyone.

You can't just throw it away after filming.

"Brother, thank you."

Wang Jinsong finally found a chance to say something to Su Chao.

He discovered that Su Chao was elusive; although he lived near the training center, he had rarely encountered Su Chao there in the past few days.

He was either recording an album or going to a nightclub.

Damn it, he gets up at five or six in the morning to go fishing, and goes out to exercise at midnight.

Yes, it's supposedly for exercise.

We don't know how they trained, who they trained with, or how many people they trained with.

Their lives were incredibly rich and fulfilling.

He didn't even have a chance to say thank you.

"you are welcome!"

Su Chao should actually thank him. If Wang Jinsong hadn't been brought in, no matter how busy he was, he would still have to go and teach his students.

Now that Wang Jinsong is here, there are no more worries.

"I made a thousand yuan in just a few days, that's awesome! I'm even thinking of starting my own business."

Wang Jinsong muttered to himself.

The training courses are held flexibly, and whoever is available can attend more classes.

Overall, the proportions of each course are fairly even.

"Please don't say that! Training courses offer no future!"

Su Chao was startled.

The flapping of those butterfly wings might just turn Wang Jinsong from a gardener into a businessman.

"If you save up for a few months, you can buy a cell phone. If this has no future, then what does?"

Finished!

The future vice dean of the Beijing Film Academy's acting school has been completely corrupted by the sugar-coated bullets of capitalists.

“Actors earn a lot too. Look at the actors in Hong Kong, Jet Li, Stephen Chow, and Andy Lau all earn seven or eight million a film, and Hendrik Willem Van Loon earns tens of millions. We're just developing a bit slower. Once we develop here, we'll only earn more than them, not less…”

Su Chao quickly pulled him back onto the original track.

If you stop being an actor and a teacher, how will I continue to brag about my training classes?

"It's also..."

Wang Jinsong was quickly persuaded, mainly because he hadn't made up his mind yet.

They were merely blinded by immediate gains for a moment.

“I think you just enjoy teaching students. You should come to the training class more often. Our second class will be starting soon.”

Su Chao was pleased that he had come to his senses and returned to the right path.

The second training course was something that had been planned beforehand, and it would allow us to earn some money, more or less.

That's enough to support his brothers, as well as teachers like He Bing, Wang Jinsong, and Duan Yihong. Anyway, Su Chao doesn't need to manage things on a daily basis.

"Oh, by the way, there have been a lot of orders for skit assignments lately. Why do these students have to find help outside of school instead of doing their own homework?"

Wang Jinsong possesses the soul of a homeroom teacher.

If his students did that, he would definitely come and cause trouble at your training center.

Oh, it's our training course!
forget about it.

"Their teachers are too strict, and they are forced to do this. Old Wang, do you want to do these orders? I'll give you a commission of twenty yuan per order."

Su Chao even plans to pass this on to Wang Jinsong.

We're providing you with a stage for current and future acting teachers to have a virtual showdown.

If you can't even get your future acting professors' assignments right.

That only proves that the Central Academy of Drama's assignments are extremely demanding.

"Forget it, I can't compare to you in terms of skit assignments; you're just too quick-witted."

After thinking about it, Wang Jinsong decided to decline the tempting cake.

If given time, he and Su Chao could each create a skit, and he's confident he could do just as well as Su Chao.

However, when it comes to quickly producing a complete skit on a given topic, and perfecting every detail, he doesn't have Su Chao's quick wit.

"Okay then~"

Su Chao didn't force him; he could do it when he got home that night anyway.

As September approaches and students are about to start school, more and more students are coming to place orders for skits.

They not only ask for help with summer homework for lower grades, but they even dare to ask for help with graduation projects for higher grades.

When Su Chao got home that night, he saw a graduation assignment.

Guo Xiaofeng is also an idiot.

This thing only costs 100 yuan.

It leans towards stage plays and is clearly an assignment from students at the Central Academy of Drama.

The Central Academy of Drama requires students to complete a script by the second semester of their junior year. This guy obviously didn't finish it, and only started to panic when rehearsals and performances were just around the corner in the first semester of his senior year.

I'm running around like a headless fly. I heard there's a really good training class that can help with homework.

Desperate, they came here.

Surprisingly, they actually accepted the order.

Su Chao thought about it and gave up on extracting excerpts from classic works.

He wrote on his answer sheet:
Suffocating Space: Thirty-Five Minutes in the Elevator!

Characters: pregnant woman, husband, claustrophobic patient, irritable boss, thief.

……

Damn it, the time and effort he spent on one graduation project is equivalent to doing five summer skit assignments for lower grades.

To take this assignment, you must...

Add money!

The buyer of this assignment is named Lu Fang.

Many people may not recognize this name, but if you say her husband is Hu Jun, then almost everyone knows him.

It's not that she's incapable of doing this assignment.

The main reason is that she collaborated with Hu Jun on "Military Train" in the first half of the year.

Both of them were playing leading roles for the first time.

Well, it's like a turtle seeing a green bean; they hit it off during their first collaboration and then ended up together.

Filming during the day, sleeping together at night.

I don't even want to get out of bed, so how can I find the time to study the script?

Besides, she wasn't good at this to begin with.

It wasn't until school was about to start, when my desires gradually subsided and my intelligence regained its dominance, that I remembered I still had to work on my graduation project.

She came to pick up her homework two days later.

Unexpectedly, these low-quality training courses have started raising prices on the spot.

I had to ask her for two hundred yuan.

She grumbled as she took her homework back to school.

School starts in a few days, and students have already returned to campus. Her best friend, Yu Yuexian, has also arrived.

She called Yu Yuexian over and helped her with her homework.

After reading it, both of them fell silent.

"Two hundred...two hundred for this kind of quality? Are you kidding me?"

"Actually, it was originally 100, but the person said it was difficult to do, so they asked me to pay more."

"You've hit the jackpot, ladies! This row will definitely sell a lot of tickets."

"Oh my, I didn't expect that!"

"Should I buy one too?"

"You've already finished your script, and the teacher said it's pretty good. Why are you wasting your money on this?"

"What do you know? There will be a lot of people watching the performance, including many from film crews and studios. If you perform well, you can be signed directly."

"Wow, I really made a killing with those two hundred dollars."

However, when Yu Yuexian went to the training class again, she was told that they were no longer accepting graduation projects.

We only accept summer assignments from lower-year students; we do not accept graduation assignments from third- or fourth-year students.

Moreover, Yu Yuexian also saw that a student who came to collect the homework was asked to sign a confidentiality agreement.

It's basically just a guarantee in a few sentences.

If the teacher finds out, I promise I'd rather die than reveal where I bought the homework.

Clearly, Su Chao had realized the danger.

Most of his graduation projects were things he frequently used when he was running training classes in his previous life, and not all of them were his own creations.

However, if the students don't know how to adapt the designs after he's done them, their homeroom teacher will inevitably notice.

To prevent any potential problems, it's good to sign a guarantee as a token of respect.

He had no idea that his very first order had caught him red-handed by the acting department's teachers and head of the department, and that Tu Songyan had sold him out cleanly.

(End of this chapter)