I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

Chapter 121 This humble Taoist priest, Zhang Jiao, begs the great man to die.
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Wang Zhi had heard a bit about Da Tiantian and knew that she had a powerful background, so she wanted to maintain a good relationship with Da Tiantian, which would definitely be beneficial to her future development.

Seeing that Da Tian Tian was asking Wang Zhi for advice on horseback riding, Cheng Sheng then went to Chen Daoming.

"Teacher Chen, this is a line I added to the script. Please take a look."

Cheng Sheng handed over the nine-word line from last night to Chen Daoming.

"I, Zhang Jiao, beg you, great man, to die for me."

Chen Daoming read it aloud, word by word.

Those who have heard this creative remark know just how powerful it will be in the future.

Even Cheng Sheng, who had received another memory, felt a chill run down his spine when he recalled that line, which is why he wanted to include it in the script.

If Cheng Sheng was like this, one can only imagine what Chen Daoming, who was hearing those words for the first time, must have felt.

As soon as Chen Daoming finished reading those words, countless people around him felt a surge of electricity spread from the top of their heads to their entire bodies, and their hearts trembled.

They couldn't describe their feelings; they could only recall the sentence over and over again.

Director Chen laughed heartily three times and said to Cheng Sheng, "Director Cheng, that's a really powerful statement. How did you come up with that?"

Cheng Sheng smiled slightly, of course he couldn't say that this was a line from a future novel.

"This humble Taoist priest, Zhang Jiao, begs the great man to die. The overwhelming aura is truly wonderful. If I were the real Cao Cao, my legs would probably tremble in fear when facing Zhang Jiao like this," said Bao Guo'an, who played the young Cao Cao, with a smile.

“Yes! I felt like I was electrocuted after hearing it,” said Hong Yuzhou, who plays Yuan Shao.

Lu Shuming, dressed in a green robe, stroked his long beard and said in a daze, "Zhang Jiao in the official history was not so domineering. However, Director Cheng wrote this line very well. After the movie is released, Teacher Chen will probably be famous for this line for the rest of his life."

Lu Shuming wasn't bragging, nor was he flattering anyone.

That's how it is in the entertainment industry; good lines can greatly enhance an actor's influence.

Dialogue is a key element in shaping a character's image; a classic line can become a character's iconic symbol.

For example, Lee Kwok-lam, a future veteran TVB actor, was unexpectedly caught up in a media storm because of a line from the 97 TV series "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" by the character "Kumārajīva": "Shaolin Temple is actually a place where lust and filth are hidden."

With the abbot of Shaolin Temple being investigated, this line from 28 years ago highly overlaps with the official announcement, sparking a wave of memes among netizens.

Kumārajīva, the prophet.

This gave this "golden supporting actor" an unexpected "second spring" in his career.

Of course, Li Guolin is not the only example of this.

And then there's the future "Empresses in the Palace" where Consort Hua's line "A bitch is just pretentious" gets her the same meme treatment as Zhang Yi. Who knew that this domineering consort is actually a complete love-struck fool!

She did many bad things in her quest for the emperor's favor, but her final cry before her death, "Your Majesty, you have caused Shilan so much suffering," followed by her resolute act of crashing her head against the cold wall of the Cold Palace, made it impossible to hate her. Her deep affection and pitifulness only evoked pity.

Another example is Mrs. Niu, who has been remembered by audiences for many years because of her classic line in "A Chinese Odyssey": "There was once a sincere love placed before me."

Dialogue is an important tool for actors to become famous. Some people can become famous for their lines for a lifetime, while others lose momentum later on, and the support of their lines does not last long. Therefore, whether an actor can continue to be famous depends on their overall ability and the quality of their subsequent works.

Upon hearing Lu Shuming's words, some people around him became excited. If Director Cheng could add a line like that to their lines, wouldn't they have the potential to become famous in the future?

Of course, they wouldn't dare ask Cheng Sheng for lines, since Director Chen received such treatment because Cheng Sheng came up with it himself.

Once Director Chen had memorized the line, filming began for the day.

The first scene we filmed today is Zhang Jiao standing in front of countless believers, deciding the time for the uprising.

Historical records indicate that on the eve of the uprising, Zhang Jiao's disciple, Tang Zhou, betrayed his promise and secretly informed the court of the uprising plan. The Eastern Han court was greatly alarmed upon hearing the news and immediately ordered a nationwide manhunt for Zhang Jiao and his followers.

At this critical juncture of life and death, Zhang Jiao made a decisive decision to launch the uprising ahead of schedule.

In an instant, Yellow Turban rebels sprang up everywhere like mushrooms after rain. They burned down government offices and killed corrupt officials. Their momentum was overwhelming. In just ten days, the whole country was shaken and the corrupt rule of the Eastern Han Dynasty was on the verge of collapse.

With the script supervisor clapping the clapperboard, filming began, and Cheng Sheng secretly activated his immersive experience.

"The Azure Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise; in the year of Jiazi, great fortune will come to the world..."

In front of the camera, Director Chen finished speaking with great momentum. He didn't stop there. Instead, he took a deep breath, which made his momentum even stronger, and his expression became domineering.

He seemed to transform into a true wise teacher, and Chen Daoming roared with all his might, "I am Zhang Jiao, a humble Taoist priest, begging you, great man, to die!"

After saying this, the camera turns to the sky. Special effects will be added here in post-production, creating a dark cloud effect that looks like it's about to crush the city, making the atmosphere of the whole scene more intense.

The remaining actors and extras unleashed a torrent of fire.

Perhaps because they were so immersed in the scene, the actors felt they weren't just acting, but were genuinely moved by the words, and they all shouted, "Please, great man, go to your death! Please, great man, go to your death..."

Ok!

This part is not in the script at all.

But neither Liu Meng nor Cheng Sheng called for a halt, because the effect seemed even more compelling than the script.

……

Half a month has passed in the blink of an eye, and filming for "The Yellow Turban Rebellion of the Three Kingdoms" has been going on for fifteen days.

With Cheng Sheng in charge and the immersive bugs, the entire filming process went very smoothly.

Scarlett had finished filming her scenes a week earlier, so Cheng Sheng hosted a grand wrap party for her that evening.

The fact that a wrap party was held for Scarlett Johansson even before filming was completed shows that Cheng Sheng values ​​Scarlett Johansson highly and is grateful for her cameo appearance in his film.

The day after the wrap party, Scarlett boarded a plane back home.

Scarlett originally wanted to stay in China for a while after filming.

However, her agent helped her get a role in a film, so she had to rush back to China to film it.

Scarlett's departure left the crew members feeling somewhat lost, as they had benefited considerably during her time on set.

Every time Scarlett came to the film set, she brought everyone specialties from the United States.

They also gave gifts to many members of the film crew.

The crew members had a very good impression of Scarlett.

It is very rare for an international superstar to be able to put aside his status and mingle with ordinary people.

Such an approachable celebrity is naturally welcomed by the crew.

(End of this chapter)