hollywood draw

The initial link of the film industry can be traced back to inspiration, conception and scripts. The importance of reaching the link and the number of participants involved make the film scripts a one-many industry, forming a huge industry.

Similar to other industries, whether a movie's conception or script can eventually succeed depends largely on its chances and luck.

"I have a movie idea. If I could have a little more money..." A bright red suddenly lit up on one end of the cigarette, followed by a large cloud of thick fog, which was sprayed out from Wayne's nostrils. All this did not affect his sigh. "I can turn this idea into a concept!"

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spurs were driving quietly in the dark. Nina covered her mobile phone with both hands and responded softly from time to time. The time didn't last long, and she hung up the call in less than a minute.

When she raised her head and looked at her boss, she found Wayne staring at the streets that were constantly retreating outside the window, and his sigh came from the smoke.

"Boss, that Charles Leonardo, followed his mentor to the premiere party." Seeing that he had nothing to say, the assistant lady showed a playful look on her face. "You would never have thought that she was not only not a fool, but also a young man with excellent academic performance."

"Thinking."

Wayne twisted the cigarette butt into the ashtray and took his eyes back from the car window. "I guess that Charles Leonardo not only had excellent academic performance, but also had a lot of recognition in school, and it may even have won awards for short films and the like they shot."

"yep." Nina opened her mouth in surprise, nodded unconsciously, and simply told the information she had just obtained. "The short film he shot has indeed won many awards, and he is very famous in the school. Because of his shooting style, some media have reported on this person, describing him as a Wayne Greenberg who has not yet started..."

Before Nina could finish her speech, Wayne shook her head and waved her hand to interrupt her. "It seems that this talented man from the film and television production department really takes some media words seriously, right? He should understand the process of the birth of a movie, but he thought it too simple in his mind."

For gossip entertainment media, it’s better to look at it normally. When these media practitioners want to praise someone, they are really confusing.

Before the arrival of the 1990s, the media will associate the future of a talented young director with Steven Spielberg and others. In the past two years, the tone has also changed. There will be another young man with an alternative shooting style and a bright future. The media will associate him with Wayne.

These are just a way to attract attention. As long as movie fans like to watch it and are willing to buy for colorful gossip tabloids, they don’t mind describing these so-called young geniuses as templates for anybody.

Nina also understands this principle. She has been in this circle for several years. She has understood the general operating rules of Hollywood quite thoroughly.

Wayne's sigh just now, of course she heard that a movie goes from a creativity to a concept, and then from a concept to a script, requires considerable energy and money.

When a script appears in the hands of a screenwriter or project initiator, the work has just begun for a movie, and there are still a lot of difficulties waiting.

Putting aside the biggest difficulties and financial problems, even if someone invested in the filming smoothly, the work was carried out perfectly in the later stage and successfully produced a film with relatively completeness and commercial value. At this point, the work was only carried out at most half.

Then the focus comes. The release of Hollywood movies can be described as a step of hindering power. After the production of the movie is completed, it will eventually reach the audience through the distribution link, so the movie distribution work is the core business of the movie. In fact, these movie publishers who control the entire Hollywood are the ones who have the power to publish.

If you are lucky enough and the movie successfully finds a reliable publisher, then you will enter the next stage, the screening and retail of Hollywood movies, and the goal here is relatively simple, that is, box office is the king, box office is the basis of all achievements.

The profit distribution ratio between movie publishers and theater companies and theaters is 90/10. However, because the publishers have greater rights, the cooperation agreement between the two is usually limited to an absolute guaranteed reserve price. Normally, the box office share between the two is about half and half.

In addition to selling tickets, cinemas also make income by selling food and beverages, screen advertising, and other methods.

When talking about the popularity of movies, we must mention the development of the Hollywood film industry. To sum it up, we only have four words: profit first.

By the 1980s, product placement that arranged products to appear in movies and received some rewards had developed into a mature industry. Major film production companies had set up special departments for this, and product placement work had already begun from the writing stage of scripts.

Later, there will be promotion and marketing of the film industry, film companies led by the six giants, and the myth of Hollywood monopoly manufacturing formed by film companies, etc.

This set of aspects is a variety of difficulties that a movie cannot avoid from conception to lower-level films.

Therefore, the birth of a movie is never just the little knowledge learned from school. No matter how excellent academic performance is, when you plunge into the muddy waters of Hollywood, you will most likely be smoothed out by reality and become a screw in this huge film industry chain. Those who can succeed are always a very few people with luck, talent and background.

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spurs remained silent. The car drove smoothly into Mulholland Road and stopped in Greenberg Manor as Wayne and Nina thought.

Today is the beginning of another war in the summer season. Countless people who are closely related to the two films "Tornado" and "Mission Impossible" are staring wide and waiting for the result of the first collision.

However, Wayne does not include this. Since he returned to the manor, he has not thought about the video at all. He quietly watched the cute little princess who was asleep for a while, turned around and fell on the bed and fell asleep.

Early the next morning, Wayne and Steven Spielberg took a photo on the front page of most entertainment media. Putting these two big Hollywood Jewish directors together is destined to arouse the interest of a lot of movie fans, and they have created curiosity about this "Tornado".

The remarks made by Wayne at the press conference also attracted a lot of discussions in the media, especially the responses to overseas media, which almost appeared in the entertainment sectors of all newspapers.

"I never consider the views of losers, nor do I want to pay attention to the wailing of losers."

"My videos can easily enter their market and gain recognition from local movie fans, but those filming colleagues who slandered me did not get any good results."

"They can't stop the clown from becoming popular in Europe in the past, and they can't stop the Hollywood film industry from moving forward!"

North American media have a tacit understanding and published a large number of remarks made by Wayne at the press conference. These media that deal with entertainment gossip all day long may deliberately discredit celebrities in order to attract attention, but when it comes to the outside world, their calibers have become quite synchronized.

After these words were published, they resonated with countless movie fans. The mid-to-late 1990s is the era when the national confidence in the country was most inflated, and Wayne's remarks happened to hit the g-point of most people.

On Friday, when some media interviewed some passers-by movie fans, most ordinary movie fans said that they were willing to bring their family or friends to the theater to support Wayne’s “The Matrix” and “Tornado” mentioned by Wayne.

Even Warner Bros. and Steven Spielberg did not expect that Wayne's remarks at the press conference would be so effective, and all of this was reflected in the first day's box office.

When the last working day of this week ended, the sun gradually pulled westward and the sky slowly darkened, the number of viewers in the cinema began to grow at a rate visible to the naked eye.

Movie fans have very good reason to show enough enthusiasm for the cinema. This weekend will be a movie-watching carnival for a lot of ordinary audiences. There is the action blockbuster "Mission: Impossible" led by Tomco, and the Tornado, which has a reputation for paintings that has risen all the way. If there are young people who haven't seen it yet, this is also a very good choice.

"Hani, haven't come out yet?"

It was already late at night, and Los Angeles, which had been noisy all day, has returned to peace. In the living room of a villa not far from Greenberg Manor in Mulholland Road, Beverly Hills, Nicole Kidman was wearing silk pajamas, making her shiny white figure when she was young, more charming under the light.

"It should be soon."

On the sofa in the living room, not only Tom Cruise was waiting, but also their couple's agent Pat Kingsley.

This famous agent who has entered the 10% ranks of 10 years ago with his superstar client, but there is a rare feeling of worry on his face.

No one expected the situation facing "Mission: Impossible". Not only did it have a powerful competitor "Tornado" that started painting on a large scale on the same weekend, it may also be squeezed by "The Matrix", which has both reputation and box office revenue.

This is equivalent to two major productions of Warner Bros., and at the same time, it encircled "Mission: Impossible". Even Tom Cruise's popularity now may not guarantee more movie fans' viewing choices.

Nicole Kidman looked up and glanced at the antique clock leaning against the wall. It was already a while after twelve o'clock. The hour hand was about to reach one o'clock, and the box office numbers on the first day should be faxed immediately.

"Here you come."

Suddenly the fax machine made a sound, and Pat Kingsley and Tom Cruise looked at each other at the same time.