Huayu: Starting with mentoring female stars

When Jing Tian stepped forward first, everyone else perked up.

It's worth noting that besides Zhu Yilong, who is currently the most popular actress at the Beijing Film Academy, there's also child star Yang Mi.

Then the other one must be Jing Tian, ​​a freshman from last year.

Since the military training, a photo of Jing Tian during her training has been circulating wildly on the school forum.

Many anonymous forum users also expressed their liking for Jing Tian.

Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to call Jing Tian the new generation of campus belle of Beijing Film Academy.

That's why everyone is definitely looking forward to Jing Tian's performance next.

Chen Zhou was very pleased to see Jing Tian take the lead.

As an actor, if you don't even have this kind of courage, then it's actually a tragedy.

Then, without any hesitation, Chen Zhou immediately told Jing Tian about the role she was going to play.

"Listen up, Jing Tian."

"The character is a prostitute who has been kidnapped to a deserted area and locked in a room for a long time."

"The plot is that after the male protagonist enters the house, the prostitute lying on the sofa throws away her playing cards and immediately starts taking off her clothes."

"The male lead called for a stop, and the prostitute, thinking he wanted to watch dancing to spice things up, started dancing."

"Even faced with such erotic scenes, the male protagonist still had no interest in watching."

"So, the prostitute thought the male protagonist must be a good person, so she started to act pitiful and beg for help, and also mentioned in the conversation that she used to be a dance student."

Jing Tian listened attentively to all of this and quickly began to think about her performance direction.

She was ready very quickly.

He began by asking, "Excuse me, do you want me to perform without a co-star, or do you want me to act with a co-star?"

"I'll act alongside you." With that, Chen Zhou stood up on his own.

Upon seeing this, the scene erupted in uproar.

Because no one expected that Chen Zhou would personally help Jing Tian with her acting.

This made them regretful; why hadn't they seized such a good opportunity?

Who knows, under these circumstances, Chen Zhou might just give the role to himself!

Ugh, I regret it so much!

Seeing Chen Zhou step forward, Jing Tian was also very surprised. She felt a little nervous, but also very expectant.

After her previous encounter with Chen Zhou, she knew that Chen Zhou perfectly matched her image of a great director.

If she said she wasn't happy to be acting alongside Chen Zhou this time, that would definitely be a lie.

Then, Chen Zhou walked to the side and gestured to Jing Tian with his eyes, signaling her to start acting.

Jing Tian understood immediately. Since there was no sofa on site, she simply lay down on the ground, crossed her legs, and held a non-existent deck of cards in her hands, as if playing with them.

Seeing that Jing Tian was ready, Chen Zhou pushed a door that wasn't there and walked forward unhurriedly.

At the same time, Jing Tian, ​​who was lying on the ground, seemed to hear some noise and looked up behind her.

She looked wary when she saw Chen Zhou standing behind her.

But the next moment, she threw the playing cards on the ground expressionlessly and reached out to unbutton her shirt.

His hands trembled slightly as he unbuttoned the shirt, but the movements were remarkably fluid.

Chen Zhou began to recite, "Stop, I didn't come here to play, you don't need to do this."

Jing Tian stopped abruptly, her eyes completely expressionless when she looked up.

After a moment of silence, she seemed to suddenly understand something, and her body began to slowly twist.

The dance steps were perfunctory and numb, with only the instinctive rhythm of dancing remaining, and the eyes were always downcast.

Chen Zhou stood sideways, avoiding Jing Tian's gaze, his expression completely calm.

Jing Tian noticed his reaction and gradually slowed down until she stopped.

She walked slowly to Chen Zhou, her body slightly hunched, her head lowered, and her voice deliberately trembling: "Big brother, I don't do this. I'm not from here. I was kidnapped. They forced me to do this, and they beat me if I didn't."

Tears streamed down her face, and she raised her hand to wipe them away haphazardly. "I used to study dance seriously. I was forced into it all. Brother, you're a good person. Please save me. I want to go home."

She looked up at Chen Zhou, her eyes filled with despair and longing, her posture humble yet anxious.

"Stop, let's stop here." Chen Zhou said calmly.

Jing Tian composed herself and, like a well-behaved girl, stood still, waiting for comments.

She secretly thought to herself, "I think my acting was pretty good, right?"

"Your performance was too extroverted," Chen Zhou commented.

Upon hearing this, Jing Tian composed herself and stood with her hands at her sides, her eyes filled with doubt and a desire for guidance.

"The performance topic I just told you about may seem like it only involves a few words, but I actually gave you a lot of information, but you didn't make good use of it."

"Of course, I understand that you have a relatively short preparation time."

"This time I'll mainly talk about the performance issues you had just discussed."

The words were spoken.

Chen Zhou cut straight to the point: "When you hear someone come in, your first reaction isn't to show alertness, because you've been imprisoned for so long that you only have a conditioned reflex after becoming numb. You don't care anymore."

"When you're taking off your clothes, don't let your hands shake while unbuttoning. Shaking means you're scared, but your character has long since passed the stage of being scared."

"When dancing, you need to be perfunctory with a touch of forced proficiency, until you realize I'm not paying attention to you, think I'm a gentleman, and then start thinking about whether you should ask me for help."

"And the tone of your plea for help should be cautious and tentative, it should be aggrieved, and it should also be excited as if you are grasping at a straw."

"Remember, the core of this character is the will to survive hidden in desperate situations. All performances should be restrained, leaving a lingering impression."

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After hearing all this, Jing Tian felt as if she had been enlightened, and she nodded vigorously, completely understanding what Chen Zhou had said.

Meanwhile, the students who listened from beginning to end, especially those who were hearing Chen Zhou's lecture for the first time, had a heartfelt admiration for his teaching ability.

And for some reason, they were able to absorb and understand the performance knowledge that Chen Zhou talked about much better, as if some mysterious force was helping them.

This naturally made them even more envious of Jing Tian, ​​who was able to receive one-on-one guidance from Chen Zhou.

Without a doubt, this is truly masterful coaching.

They are so much better than their teachers at the Beijing Film Academy!

"Do you have any other questions? If so, I can continue to help you answer them. This is a reward for the brave." Chen Zhou looked at Jing Tian.

This made Jing Tian feel flattered and she stammered, "No...no problem, thank you Director Chen."

After speaking, Jing Tian stepped aside.

But in her heart, she was very annoyed with herself for her behavior just now.

She was also thinking that with such a terrible performance, there was no way she would be chosen by Chen Zhou.

This feeling of powerlessness and frustration was excruciating...

"Next, Shuangzi."

Zhu Yilong called out the names according to the list.