hollywood draw

“boy.”

The little boy who plays Bill's younger brother is still following his parents. He has few scenes, only a few shots, but it is the introduction to the story of the whole film. Wayne squatted down to communicate with him.

"Chasing the paper boat and running as you practiced before, do you understand? Don't look at the camera or the people around you, just pretend we don't exist."

The little boy nodded with a curious look on his face. "Okay sir!"

"Go, you'll do a great job!"

He reached out to touch the child's head, and Wayne smiled and encouraged him. There were a large number of children in the crew, and the emotions of this young actor were definitely one of the uncontrollable factors, and all he could do was encouragement.

This scene is relatively not difficult, but as everyone expected, when the artificial rain of the prop set hit, an accident still occurred, and the child would unconsciously look at his parents every time.

"cut! Take ten minutes off."

When this was the case for the third time, Wayne came to the young actor's parents helplessly, and they looked at their son with concern.

"Mr. Thornton, or how many minutes can you stay in the car?" He pointed to the prop trailer behind. "Little Thornton will catch a cold if you go on like this. If you are gone, he may be more relaxed!"

"I'm sorry, we're just not relieved. Okay, you'll call us after the filming." Although the parents were worried about their children, it was quite reasonable.

Walking back to the monitor, he waved his hand to start again, Zach Schneider nodded, walked to the child and gave another instructor.

"Everyone, back and keep quiet!" Wayne stood directly on the chair, holding the loudspeaker and shouted loudly. "Lee, pay attention to the makeup on your face. If you get drenched, I would suggest that the makeup artist add glue to the paint!"

Before the filming began, the boy turned around and wanted to find his parents, but this time he was obviously disappointed. Apart from the dozen cameras with different heights around him, there were only a large number of crew members and the waiting young actors.

The recorder took the recorder board and came to the main camera again. "The first scene, the first act, begins!"

Under the crowd's onlookers, the child performed well this time. Fortunately, he arranged for the young actor to practice moving, otherwise it would be even more troublesome.

The little boy chased the boat in the heavy rain and stumbled. He hit the railing, but kept staring at the floating paper boat.

"cut! Zach, let's do this shot. Arrange the camera and take advantage of the fact that this child is performing well and take pictures along!"

Although Wayne could clearly see the little boy secretly looking at the camera on his right when he hit the railing, he didn't plan to pinch it any longer. He performed well elsewhere and could be cut here through the later stage.

“Lee.”

Waving his hand to greet Li Guohao, who was dressed as a clown, he pointed to the other party's mouth. "I know this thing is uncomfortable to wear, but you still have to pay attention to the makeup on your face. You will have no problem with your performance, and be careful to drive the child's emotions."

At this time, Li Guohao's image changed drastically. From his forehead to his back to his entire head, he put on a special head hood. His face was also covered with white pigment, and the most important thing was the customized braces in the innermost part.

The ugly and scary place of the clown, almost this thing takes up a lot of credit. The prop set is made of more than a dozen of different sizes and models, and is used in different scenes.

"The rainwater truck is ready!"

“The lights are fine!”

"The camera crew is ready!"

With the sounds of preparedness, they came from various working groups, and the scene returned to silence again.

Li Guohao hid in the arranged sewer and reached out and called out a ok move.

"Bang!" As the field board was hit again, the little boy looked at the sewer curiously, and happened to see the clown's ridiculous and gloomy face. He sat on the ground in fear.

"cut! This is OK, take a ten-minute break and grab the child's makeup."

The main young actors waiting on the side had almost never filmed the scene. They gathered together and watched curiously, while Drew Barrymore stood by himself.

Jaton Li Bohe, who plays Bill, has been staring at the record board since the filming started. Obviously, he was very curious about everything on the scene. After looking at the girl who was vaguely out of touch with him and others, he finally mustered up the courage to walk over.

"Hi Drew, I heard a lot of people say that you have been filming since you were a child. Can you tell me what the board with an opening is for? "

He still stuttered when he said something, but this little boy was obviously very obsessed with bad girls a few years older than him. Such girls were very attractive to boys of this age.

"Don't you want to ask me?" Drew Barrymore glanced up and down at him, "Well, that's a board."

Jaton Li Bohe secretly glanced at the girl's chest and said, "I'm just curious and dare not look for those adults. They all seem to be very busy..."

"Born trick!" The girl rolled her eyes, but explained. "Please look at the words on the board, which read the scenes, mirrors, directors, titles and other abbreviations. One end can open and close and make a sound.

It is to be able to synchronize the audio and video work during post-recording. Each shot has to be shot in front of each shot, and the post-recording editors use it for a shot. There are at least thousands of shots in a movie. If you don’t make a decision, it will be messy! Because the director never shoots in order.”

The girl's knowledge was just the basic common sense in the crew, but after she finished speaking, she found that several children were surrounding her, which made her proudly raise her head.

Behind the director monitor, Bruce Rosenblum stood beside Wayne and asked curiously: "Although I was very curious during the audition, I still believe in your ability. Now you can see!"

He pointed to Drew Barrymore's direction. "I understand that girl, but the remaining children are all newbie and have almost no experience. Why don't we choose a young actor with acting experience?"

"Have you read the original book carefully?" Retracting his gaze from the replay of the camera, Wayne pointed to a book that had been on the table. "Bruce, these kids are very suitable, such as Jaton Libohe's natural mild stuttering. They are all ordinary children, and they look more like Losers compared to that girl!"

As he said that, he looked at the group of children and continued with a smile: "Just because they have no experience, the teenage simplicity and failure that exudes can perfectly show the cruel confrontation between simplicity and the real world. This is the core of this story.

There is no need for experienced actors, just because they may not be able to perform perfectly in the Loser feeling. This is a story of a league of losers, growing slowly. Let those children get in touch with Drew Barrymore more. The more sense of failure, the better. I need them to grow under the camera."

This is why Wayne is indifferent to casting a young actor. He only has one requirement for Schwartz. Try to find someone who is close to the character design. As long as the child has aura, it is enough.

His setting for the small and small actors in the film is a league of losers. They are more or less flawed because of family reasons or growth reasons.

If the film wants to make such a youthful sense, Wayne feels that it is better to just let them play the role directly. When these children gradually gain experience and have confidence to face the camera and face bad girls, film and cameras, they will faithfully record all this.

"You are right." Bruce Rosenblum said with a smile. "I hope this film will be as successful as you did before. You don't know that the producer of this crew is not the only one who stares at me. There are many producers who want to work with you."

Wayne shrugged with a smile. He believed what the other party said, but there was a bit of compliment in it, so it was hard to say.

The opening scene in the rain was quite smooth. Most of the crew members were old employees. This was not the first time they worked together. A stable team has very high work efficiency.

When Wayne called again, everyone politely applauded the young actor. The child only had these few shots. He could say that the filming was completed on the first day of the filming, but there were still a few clowns who would have to be added to his shots, and those could be produced in Los Angeles.

"You performed very well, boy!" Squatting on the ground and hugged him. Wayne gave the child a clown mask, which was his old routine. "Believe me, you will see your outstanding performance in the cinema in the future. Of course, your parents must accompany you to watch!"

"Thank you, sir."

He stood up and nodded to the children's parents, and they left with the first young actor who finished the filming.

"Okay, take a break in advance and have lunch!" I glanced at the watch on my wrist. It was less than twelve o'clock, but the first day of shooting went smoothly, and Wayne still called for a rest to the loudspeaker.

After saying that, he walked back to his trailer, and the assistant lady had already arranged the food.

"Boss, you have to bear it. There is no Chinese food here!" Nina pointed to the beef curry on the table, some salads and sandwiches. "Now these are delivered by the hotel, but they taste pretty good."

But it was obvious that God was unwilling to let the crew go too smoothly. Wayne's sandwich had just bitten two bites, and Luke Simmons and Bruce Rosenblum got into the trailer together, with a smile on his face and a gloomy face.

"There's something, Wayne." Luke Simmons looked behind him again, carefully observing the director's face, and said: "Those children were taken to the prop car by Drew Barrymore, and Zach is dealing with this matter!"

"What? It's not our rebellious girls. Take them to the car to teach them the knowledge of "growing up"? "Wayne's tone was full of teasing. This is nothing new. Anyway, those children are all underages, so don't reveal the news, just deal with it.

"No, Wayne." Bruce Rosenblum was not as easy to talk to as Luke Simmons. He spit out swear words. "That damn little bi**h, take them in there and secretly smokes Leaf cigarettes!"

“mother f**ker!?”