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A highly skilled production crew can film very quickly.

The actors are almost all quite experienced, having worked in the industry for many years.

The same goes for the behind-the-scenes staff; they work together very well.

The first scene filmed was Tang Ren playing mahjong. In this scene, Qin Feng, played by Ming Bei, would not be out of character for the time being, so it was basically a one-man show for Bao Qiang.

Of course, his mahjong partners also performed well.

Baoqiang got into character quickly and had studied the script thoroughly beforehand, gaining a deep understanding of the character's traits.

After a short preparation, we started filming in rhythm.

"Okay, card!"

A short while later, after filming a scene, director Mingbei called "cut," but instead of saying anything to Baoqiang and the others, he turned to look at the people behind him.

What do you think?

He was a democratic person who gave his subordinates ample opportunity to speak.

Tang Wei: "The extras' reactions were a little slow, which didn't quite match the overall rhythm!"

Chen Sicheng: "Bao Qiang's accent is inconsistent, so it's obvious that we need to reshoot!"

Assistant Director 1: "The camera movement is a tiny bit slow in capturing the movements and expressions; it could be faster!"

Assistant Director 2: "There might be a problem with the sound recording; it's still quite noisy nearby!"

......

In no time, almost all the problems with that scene were uncovered.

"Alright, let's tackle them one by one!"

Having subordinates has that advantage; sometimes you don't even need to use your brain or your hands.

Let them think and do it!

In any case, this is Mingbei's first time acting, so he will consider opinions from many different perspectives.

Then compare their ideas with the scenes in your memory. If there are no major differences, you can pass the test.

Seeing this, Xiao Di really wanted to say something to Ming Bei.

"You're practically useless as a director; you're just here to lend your name!"

Everyone else has pointed out the problems, so all you're doing is giving instructions?

However, she wasn't stupid enough to embarrass Mingbei in front of so many people.

Moreover, she also knew that Mingbei had never been a director before and had virtually no experience.

It's perfectly normal to listen to other people's opinions.

Identifying and solving problems has always been Mingbei's guiding principle.

Although he lacked experience, he had subordinates who could identify and solve problems, and that was enough.

Isn't that what it means to pay someone to do something?

You don't necessarily need to be a jack-of-all-trades, but you need to know how to use people, and that's enough.

This is similar to Liu Bei, whose other abilities weren't necessarily superior to those of other powerful rulers, but he possessed personal charisma that attracted talented individuals to his cause.

That already gives them a significant advantage.

Besides, he can't stay in the same place forever. As he keeps practicing, his theoretical knowledge will gradually be transformed into practical skills.

Anyway, the script is very tight, and there's almost nothing else that doesn't need to be filmed. If filming goes smoothly, the time will pass quite quickly.

Therefore, it's worthwhile to have a little adjustment period in the early stages so that everyone can get into the zone more quickly.

"Okay, one take, two takes, action!"

After the problem was resolved, the second scene was filmed immediately.

Bao Qiang truly deserves to be called an award-winning actor, or even an award-winning actor, because he won the Best Actor award for his role as Mr. Tree, and more than one award!

Although there was one NG (no good take), the second time he was still able to deliver the same level of acting, and he also quickly adjusted his accent.

The extras rehearsed a few times beforehand and were able to get into position smoothly without holding the team back.

The scene was quickly completed, and it started off well!

"Phew, it's still too hot here in Thailand!"

However, because of the weather, filming just one scene almost requires you to break out in a sweat!

After finishing filming, Baoqiang quickly drank a refreshing glass of ice water to cool down his body and mind.

They came during the winter and spring in the Northern Hemisphere. If it were summer or autumn, the weather would be even more unbearable!

Fortunately, the crew had prepared plenty of ways to beat the heat, such as popsicles, ice water, mung bean soup, and Huoxiang Zhengqi Water (a traditional Chinese medicine for heatstroke).

For Mingbei, ensuring safety is the top priority when filming.

Safety first, everything else is secondary.

This is just a job; there's no need to risk your life for it.

The morning's filming went quite smoothly. After filming the first scene, Mingbei finally entered the set.

His abilities have also improved significantly, and he doesn't seem out of place playing a slightly stuttering teenager.

Furthermore, his face automatically attracts everyone's attention the moment it appears on camera.

Tang Wei looked at the monitor and several times felt that Ming Bei in the footage was simply a masterpiece of Nuwa!

"Okay, that's enough for now, it's time to serve lunch!"

Around 1 p.m., after filming a simple indoor scene, Mingbei checked the time and immediately told someone to bring lunch.

Worried that they might experience some discomfort due to the change in environment, they directly contacted two local Chinese restaurants to cook for them.

While retaining some local characteristics, it also incorporates some flavors unique to Chinese people, making it more palatable for most people's stomachs.

Eating here is like in a cafeteria. The restaurant prepares the food and brings it over in several large pots. You then serve yourself here. It doesn't matter how much you eat, as long as you don't waste food.

They're all here filming, how could we let them go hungry?

When Chinese people eat, it's usually more lively when they gather together.

This is especially true on film sets.

Bao Qiang, carrying his tray, sat down directly opposite Ming Bei, next to Chen Sicheng.

"Brother Bao's acting skills are truly top-notch," Mingbei said, picking up a piece of sweet and sour pork and giving him a thumbs up.

Now it seems that he truly deserves the title of Best Actor!

"hey-hey!"

Upon hearing Mingbei's praise, Baoqiang flashed his signature smile.

"Director, you're amazing too! I don't think anyone among the younger generation can compare to you!"

Chen Sicheng chimed in, nodding.

"Yes, and you can tell the director put in a lot of effort in controlling the camera and understanding the shooting rhythm!"

Xiao Di, who was eating silently with her head down, was also watching quietly.

For her, this is still a learning phase; doing more and talking less is the key.

"By the way," Mingbei smiled, not continuing the topic, and instead asked,

"Brother Bao, when you go out to film, your manager usually doesn't accompany you?"

"No," Baoqiang replied, shaking his head after taking a bite of rice.

"He needs to handle some matters for me in China, and he rarely joins me on set when I'm filming..."

As soon as he finished speaking, Chen Sicheng couldn't help but look at Ming Bei, and the two exchanged glances.

"Oh," Mingbei shifted his gaze back to Baoqiang.

"Brother Bao, I heard your contract with Huayi is about to expire?"