I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

Chapter 159 Sun Fei and Yang Ting are back
As a result, the two sides went to court, but the two sides remained deadlocked.

When this matter spread online, it caused quite a stir.

There are strong opinions online supporting Huang Shengyi and strong opinions online supporting Stephen Chow; in any case, the debate is raging.

This generation of netizens is really meddling in other people's business; they're arguing about things that don't concern them.

Besides these two news items, there are also some celebrity scandals, such as Xie Biwang dating his beloved princess while still unable to let go of his cinnabar mole Zhang Baizhi.

Netizens are having a blast watching this drama unfold.

Some people break up, some people fall in love. When Zhou Yumin was in a car accident, Da S rushed to visit him immediately, and after being discovered, she directly announced their relationship.

There was also the incident where Jay Chou and Patty Hou were photographed together in Little Days Country, officially exposing their "Jay-Patty romance".

Aside from some celebrity scandals, the Chinese music scene in 2005 was also a battle of the titans, with countless outstanding works emerging.

For example, Andy Lau sang "Gong Xi Fa Cai" at the 04 Spring Festival Gala. In early 2005, the song became an instant hit. Its down-to-earth lyrics and catchy melody made it the "best New Year's greeting song".

Han Hong's "The Road to Heaven" brings heavenly sounds from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and in KTVs, perhaps only Shin Band's "Love You Till I Die" can rival it.

Following that, Lin Junjie performed "A Thousand Years Later," telling a science fiction love story that "transcends time and space."

In addition, there is Guangliang's "Fairy Tale". As soon as the song was released, it dominated the charts for more than two months. Judging from the popularity of this song, it is likely that the music scene will be dominated by this song for the rest of the year.

Although the news about Cheng Sheng and Wu Baige is no longer as sensational, the events in the entertainment industry haven't quieted down much.

Cheng Sheng didn't care much about what was happening online. Filming for "The Yellow Turban Rebellion" had started in early April and more than four months had passed since then.

Because this movie is divided into two parts, it's not even halfway done yet.

At the current pace, it will probably take about six months for the film to wrap up.

This filming speed is much faster than that of "Red Cliff" at Zhuozhou Film and Television City.

After all, Cheng Sheng has an advantage, and with the actors' acting skills being enhanced, there are very few NGs.

However, "Red Cliff" is different. Although the film invited many big names and talented actors, it also had many newcomers.

Especially Lin Zhilin.

With her looks, she is very suitable to play Xiao Qiao. Dressed in simple clothes and speaking softly, she perfectly fits the image of a beauty from the Three Kingdoms period.

But what good is good looks alone?

Her acting skills are simply unbearable to watch, far worse than those of the young heartthrobs of the future.

Especially in terms of dialogue, it almost made Tony Leung, who was acting opposite her, swear.

The baby voice was so distracting that even Tony Leung, whose acting skills are superb, couldn't stand it.

Especially the line "Mengmeng, stand up!" during the filming of the mare giving birth.

Liang Chaowei wanted to hit someone on the spot.

If it weren't for Wu Baige's strong support, Liang Chaowei would have wanted to replace Lin Zhilin.

Because acting opposite her was just too painful.

The repeated takes were painful not only for Leung Chiu-wai, but also for the other actors.

If Lin Chih-lin makes a mistake and has to start over, it means that other actors will also have to do it again.

this day.

Cheng Sheng, who was filming at the film studio, received news that Sun Fei and Yang Ting had returned.

Not long after filming began, the two led their team to various parts of the country to shoot on location, and they have been there for more than four months.

The scenes are usually filmed on location.

Filming on location can more realistically recreate historical scenes or real-world environments.

This approach also reduces post-production costs. Some location shooting avoids complex special effects; for example, the restaurant scene in the film "Big Ship" was filmed entirely in a studio using chroma keying, saving significant special effects costs. While Cheng Sheng's "The Yellow Turban Rebellion" doesn't use many special effects, it's still necessary to cut costs where possible.

"Sister Fei, Sister Ting, thank you for your hard work."

Cheng Sheng noticed that the two men had dry skin and were peeling, which showed how hard they worked leading the filming crew.

After flying around for more than four months, and then climbing mountains and traversing wilderness, it's no wonder it was tough.

"Boss, how are you going to reward us?"

Sun Fei said with a smile.

"How about we give each person a reward of 100,000?"

"That's great, thank you boss."

Yang Ting expressed her gratitude.

She's married and needs money to raise her child!
Cheng Sheng smiled and said, "This is what you deserve. As for the rest of you who followed you, each of you will receive 10,000. I will have someone transfer the money into your accounts tomorrow."

Cheng Sheng is not stingy when it comes to those who help him; in his view, anything that can be solved with money is not a big deal.

"The boss is really generous."

Sun Fei gave a thumbs up.

Being praised by the two women, Cheng Sheng was not embarrassed at all. He said to the two women, "Let's go to the screening room and take a look at the materials you filmed."

"it is good."

After handing the film set over to Liu Meng, Cheng Sheng and the other two went to the screening room in the film studio.

The amount of film required to shoot a movie varies greatly depending on the film's length, shooting techniques, and film specifications, typically ranging from 2268 meters to 9072 meters.

The film reels that Sun Fei and his companion brought back exceeded the amount needed for one movie.

This doesn't mean the two wasted film, but rather that Cheng Sheng's film was divided into two parts, requiring twice as much film as a normal movie.

The three of them spent more than an hour watching it. Of course, Cheng Sheng used fast-forward mode. If it were played normally, it would probably take several days and nights to finish watching it.

These films are considered raw materials, and they still need to go through post-production, developing, scanning, and editing, which will consume additional film.

After sealing the film reel, Cheng Sheng asked Sun Fei and the other man, "Would you like to direct a film or television production yourselves?"

"Boss, what do you mean...?"

“I recently wrote two TV drama scripts, but as you know I’m quite busy, so I’d like you to direct these two TV dramas.”

Before they could finish speaking, Cheng Sheng interrupted them.

"None of us have ever directed a film before. Are we really capable?" Yang Ting asked, somewhat unsure of herself.

Although they graduated earlier than Cheng Sheng and had been in the entertainment industry for many years, this was their first time directing.

“I said you can do it, and you can. Your ability has already been proven by the fact that you personally led the team to film the scenes this time,” Cheng Sheng said with certainty.

Sun Fei thought for a moment and said, "Thank you, boss. I'd like to give it a try."

"Sister Ting, what about you!"

Compared to Sun Fei, Yang Ting studied acting, and her directing skills were learned in her spare time.

"I'd like to give it a try too."

Yang Ting has always wanted to be a director, and since Cheng Sheng dared to give her the opportunity, she would not back down.

"Don't worry, I wrote an idol drama, so filming it won't be difficult."

Cheng Sheng was not lying about this.

(End of this chapter)