Let's talk about the script?

Mingbei was taken aback, and naturally thought of an event from his previous life.

"A script reading in the dark?"

Regardless of whether the incident is true or false, it has had a significant negative impact on the male and female protagonists.

However, Mingbei is not famous at the moment, so theoretically he shouldn't have this problem.

No paparazzi would bother with the scandals of an unknown celebrity; it would be too much of a loss for them, with a very low return on investment.

We should also pay attention to the movements of people like Liu Yifei and Deng Chao.

Besides, as long as you refuse or discuss it outside the door, there won't be any problem.

But looking at Jiang Yiyan, it felt like her eyes were practically drooling.

"What's wrong, Sister Jiang?" Mingbei leaned against the doorframe, arms crossed, looking down at her.

"Did the director say something to you today, which is why you're in a bad mood?"

"A little," Jiang Yiyan sighed softly.

"I always feel that the role is a bit difficult to control and grasp; it's hard to find the right balance..."

At this moment, Mingbei seemed to be deep in thought, resting his chin on his hand and pondering for a moment.

"I see. Well, I do have an idea, but I don't know if it's feasible?"

Jiang Yiyan listened with a curious expression, "What method?"

"To help you get into character better, we can keep a little distance from each other in our daily lives," Mingbei explained with a smile.

"Ideally, you should also directly instill in them the idea that I am ruthless and heartless, a cruel person!"

"If this continues, I feel it will be helpful to you!"

The current situation is that Jiang Yiyan wants to get close to Mingbei in real life, but she needs to maintain restraint during filming.

This creates a contradictory situation that is difficult to bear.

However, good actors can control their emotions well and are not overly disturbed by external forces.

Drama is drama, and reality is reality; they can distinguish between the two.

As for Jiang Yiyan, it seems that things are not quite clear now.

To be honest, Mingbei's suggestion was somewhat effective.

This method has actually been used by many actors.

By using hypothetical scenarios based on reality to establish a concept, one can get into the role more quickly.

As for whether it will have any impact on reality, that's a matter of breaking out of the story.

"Ah, this..."

Upon hearing this suggestion, Jiang Yiyan's expression froze, and she looked as if she was somewhat constipated!

"I think it's good," Mingbei said, continuing to talk to himself, seemingly oblivious to the conversation.

"I studied the fundamentals of drama theory at the Shanghai Theatre Academy. Trust me, you won't go wrong!"

He paused, then continued,

"Let's start implementing it now. Goodnight, Sister Jiang!"

"Clatter!"

Seeing the door in front of her slam shut, Jiang Yiyan froze, standing there as if petrified.

It took her a while to realize what was happening, and she couldn't help but laugh in exasperation, hands on her hips.

"No, sis, I got rejected?"

Fortunately, there weren't many people in the corridor at that time, so probably not many people would notice their conversation.

"This little brother is really interesting!"

After standing there lost in thought for a while, Jiang Yiyan shook her head and turned to walk back to her room.

Her original idea was to use the discussion of the script as a pretext to take their relationship to the next level.

However, Mingbei was more direct, pointing out that keeping their distance at this moment would actually be more helpful for their acting.

This also eliminates the possibility of getting closer to the other person.

However, to be fair, Jiang Yiyan also felt that Mingbei's suggestion did have some feasibility.

Maintaining a certain distance will be more helpful for her current acting performance.

Sure enough, the next day, Jiang Yiyan, with some dark circles under her eyes, looked even better than before.

She was able to meet Chen Jiajia's requirements very well, and her feelings towards An Shigeng also changed significantly.

In fact, her acting skills are quite good. She perfectly portrayed the character's inner turmoil and her own seductive charm.

"Mingbei, you did a great job, you gave me excellent guidance!"

Chen Jia approached Ming Bei and spoke with a look of satisfaction.

Ok? ? ?

What does this have to do with me?

Mingbei was completely confused, and he didn't really think that what he said last night would have any effect.

That's just an excuse to refuse!

He doesn't like it, so he has to refuse!

The fundamental purpose was not to improve Jiang Yiyan's acting skills.

However, it seems that those somewhat fabricated words actually had some effect.

Jiang Yiyan can meet the requirements when acting with him now, but Mingbei observed that she is transferring her emotions.

It was transferred to cold-bloodedness.

This aligns with the direction of the plot.

"So it seems somewhat reasonable that rumors about the two of them later surfaced, and even became quite elaborate..."

Coming to his senses, Mingbei grinned.

"Since I've done a good deed, director, may I make a request?"

"What?"

"I'd like to ask for a day off..."

Ask for leave?

Chen Jia looked at him suspiciously, "Why did you ask for leave out of the blue?"

Mingbei probably doesn't have many business activities right now, since he's not famous yet.

For celebrities like Liu Yifei and Deng Chao, sometimes they need to take time off from their roles or attend events.

These requests are usually approved without causing any trouble, after all, they are not exactly low-profile figures.

Moreover, taking leave allows artists to do things that bring them more exposure, which is beneficial for the subsequent promotion and distribution of the film.

But Mingbei hasn't entered that ranks yet!

"I've looked at the filming schedule," Mingbei explained.

"I probably won't be filming for the next two days, so I won't be coming to the set. I'll be taking a break and going to Hong Kong!"

Hong Kong Island?

Upon hearing those two words, Chen Jia finally realized what was happening.

"Sing-jai invited you over?"

These days, there are very few people who dare to call themselves "Sing-jai" (Stephen Chow).

Chen Jiajia certainly has the qualifications, after all, he directed the Fight Back to School series, which is also one of Stephen Chow's representative works.

"Yes," Mingbei nodded.

"This time, Stephen Chow wants to meet me in person!"

After getting Director Yang's contact information last time, we haven't been in touch much since.

Mingbei doesn't know the specifics either, so he can only wait for further notice.

Fortunately, filming for Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons hasn't started yet, so there's still plenty of time.

Yesterday, he received a message from the other side, asking him to go to Hong Kong Island so that Stephen Chow would personally conduct an interview!

In Mingbei's opinion, even if he didn't get the chance, it would still be good to meet Stephen Chow.

An Shigeng's role wasn't particularly large, and there were gaps in filming where he wasn't shooting.

Taking a leave of absence is perfectly fine.

Since that's the case, Chen Jia naturally couldn't refuse.

Besides, Mingbei's leave didn't affect the normal operation of the crew. He took leave during his free time, so it was perfectly acceptable to approve it.

With his holiday over and having finished filming his scenes for the day, Mingbei left the film crew and headed to Hong Kong Island.

This time, his travel permit went smoothly; he found it easily and made it to Hong Kong Island without any problems.

I met Stephen Chow.

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