I push the kid!

"The eyes could be sharper."

"Don't look at me now..."

When taking pictures, every time the photographer gave a command, Tomoki Ogura would make a comment.

Hoshino Ai would occasionally smile, and at this time she would absorb all of Makimura Taku's attention.

However, he is very professional and none of the photos he took were considered bad by the photographers.

The assistant next to him almost became a fangirl while taking pictures of him, but Makimura Taku didn't notice it.

After the filming, Kaburagi Katsuya called the three people over:

"That's all for the final makeup photos. The next few days will be for normal training. I'll find time to arrange auditions for you based on how effective the training is."

"Just perform the show?" Makimura Taku asked him.

"That's not certain," Kaburagi Katsuya answered, "After all, you're a newcomer, so it's hard to say what kind of resources you'll get. The chances of you appearing in morning dramas, movies, and the like are relatively small, but you can try variety shows first."

He paused and continued:

"Nowadays, variety shows are emerging one after another, and there is a lot of discussion online. Whether it is a popular dating variety show or a long-lasting comedy interview, if you can participate in a well-known program, your future career as an actor will be much smoother."

"I understand." Makimura Taku nodded.

"Mr. Kaburagi," Hoshino Ai suddenly spoke up, "What about B Komachi's idol activities? Is it also in the future plans?"

"Well," Kaburagi Katsuya pondered for a moment, "LALALAI Theater is mainly a place to train new talents in the entertainment industry. As for idols, they can consider transitioning to acting as a springboard for their debut."

"Like this." Hoshino Ai didn't know what she was thinking, she just looked down.

Ogura Tomoki glanced at her, then silently looked away.

On the morning of the third day of training, Taku Makimura got up early. The stars were shining brightly all night last night, and there was a rare fog on the second day.

At 6:20, he set out from home and jogged five kilometers in the hazy morning light. It was less than 7 o'clock when he got home, so he took a shower and went to the balcony to change into the short-sleeved shirt that had been hanging out to dry for two days.

Because the weather forecast said that the sun would come out, the temperature was indeed rising day by day.

He did not put on more clothes outside, but just put on long pants, ate toast and strawberry milk, flipped through a book leisurely for half an hour, and then took a bus to Shibuya alone.

When we got off the bus, the fog had long since dissipated, and thousands of rays of sunlight filled the road to the theater without reservation.

In the days leading up to June, Taku Makimura could always see dancers performing on the streets.

The sound of the shamisen is unique and fresh. If he had time, he really wanted to sit down and listen for a while before leaving.

But if you listen carefully, you may find it boring very quickly.

While thinking about all sorts of things, he rushed to the troupe. Kaburagi Katsuya was waiting for them at the training place.

"I'm going to shoot a targeted interview today, so I'm telling you in advance."

Although they say they like Youxi, no one actually gives her a little heart. Maybe this is just Ye Gong's love for dragons!

Chapter 78 Exclusive Interview

Chapter 78 77. Interview

"What do you want to shoot?"

"It's hard to say about self-introduction and the like." Kaburagi Katsuya replied, "But there will be various questions during the filming, and you can answer according to your own ideas at that time."

Hoshino Ai nodded and asked again: "Do I need to prepare in advance?"

“No need.” Kaburagi Katsuya waved his hand. “That answer is too deliberate. If you are not in a natural state, the result of the film will definitely not be good.”

"I see."

"That's it, let's just do the training as usual. I'll bring the camera over in person in a bit, so pay attention to the lens then."

"Yes." said the three.

Katsuya Kaburagi's eyes swept over them, and without saying anything else, he turned around and walked out of the open door, closing the door behind him.

A faint sound echoed in the training room.

Compared to the training room that Berry Pro rented specifically for B Komachi, this room is not only much more spacious, but also more exquisitely decorated.

There is everything you need, including beech stools, square tables, a full-length mirror covering half of the wall, and a gorgeous chandelier overhead.

There was even a bookcase on the side, and paintings by unknown artists on both sides of the window, both of which were of young girls.

There are green plants placed in the corners, and bright sunshine can shine in through the sliding floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside are several large balconies, from which you can take in the scenery of the city at a glance.

If you feel the sunlight is too glaring, you can draw the curtains inside at any time.

For LALALAI Theater, this is just the most basic resource configuration for each producer.

The training was originally arranged by the producer, and the content included courses such as facial expression shaping, language expression, character packaging, and temperament development.

When he was away, the three of them taught themselves from books.

There are portable DVD players and computers on the bookcase, and Katsunari Kaburagi sometimes uses these things to play some clips of TV dramas and movies in which his predecessors have starred for them, and then points out what they as newcomers need to pay attention to.

There are also a lot of scripts on the bookshelf, which are basically used for daily explanations and practice.

While Kaburagi Katsuya went to get the camera, Makimura Taku took out the "Advanced Edition of Film and Television Acting" from the bookshelf and found a bright place to read it slowly.

Hoshino Ai looked around the bookshelf for a long time with a painful expression, and finally picked up a book called "The Basics of Actor Learning That Even Cats Can Understand!" with illustrations in her hands.

She first frowned and flipped through a few pages, then she showed a happy expression, closed the book with a snap, and sat down naturally opposite Makimura Taku.

Ogura Tomoki, who started to slack off as soon as no one was supervising him, took the teapot that was delivered two days ago and went to a corner where he could connect a plug to make some water.

When the water was about to boil, she stared intently at the steam coming out of the teapot. Suddenly, she turned her head and looked around, stood up to close the curtains, then came back to turn on all the lights.

"There's nothing to do?" Makimura Taku rolled his eyes.

Before Ogura Tomoki could speak, Hoshino Ai had already raised her head from the book. She was not focused when reading, and when she heard Makimura Taku talking, she immediately looked at the two of them.

"No," Ogura Yuki went back to pour himself some water and brew the tea leaves, "I have an interview later, so I need to moisten my throat first."

"You were like this a few days ago, right?"

"Then do you drink?"

"..." Makimura Taku couldn't refuse, "Drink."

"Where's Xiao Ai?"

"Ah?" Hoshino Ai closed the book and blinked, "Then I'll drink it too?"

"Just right together."

After saying this, Tomoki Ogura poured three glasses of water in one breath. Hoshino Ai put a table together from the side and went over to help.

As promised, the three of them suddenly sat around a long table and started drinking tea.

After taking a sip, Hoshino Ai let out a comfortable sound, and her face seemed to be bubbling with happiness.

"Let's have someone deliver a coffee machine next time?" Ogura Tomoki asked the two.

"Ok?"

"What on earth do you think this place is?" Makimura Taku said indifferently, "Be careful of what Mr. Kaburagi says about you."

Ogura Yuki shook his head smugly: "You are wrong, Makimura, there will be no problem at all!"

Makimura Taku thought of the unknown financial resources she rarely used, so he pondered over this sentence for two seconds to make sure it was not a lie: "As a young lady, it is better to be restrained."

“It’s already very restrained.”

"What I mean is..." Xingye Ai leaned against his face, "Can I drink free coffee here from now on?"

"It doesn't matter how much you drink."

Her eyes were filled with hearts: "What about the Matcha Frappuccino?!"

"No..." Ogura Yuki was at a loss for words, "I'm not opening a shop here, I only have coffee."

"How come you think more than her?" said Taku Makimura to Ai Hoshino.

"Ah, what a pity." Hoshino Ai lowered her head.

"It's okay, Ai," Ogura Tomoki turned towards her and raised his hands to his chest, "If you want to drink, you can always go to my shop. It's not far away anyway."

Hoshino Ai turned around and said, "Is everything ok?"

"It's no big deal." Tomoki Ogura bent his fingers.

Hoshino Ai asked again: "Is it free?"

Ogura Tomoki was stunned for a moment: "That's for sure."

"Great!"

As soon as Hoshino Ai raised her hands above her head, Kaburagi Katsu pushed the door open.

The moment he entered the door, Tomoki Ogura was still holding a teacup in his hand. Taku Makimura heard the noise and turned around, and saw that he was holding a camera in his hand, and it seemed that he had already started filming.

The three of them glanced at him first, and then looked at the camera at the side. Kaburagi Katsuya exhaled helplessly and cut off the recording: "What are you doing?"

No one answered. Kaburagi Katsuya frowned and gave the three people a lesson first.

This time, no matter how cute Hoshino Ai's expression was, he continued to scold her without any reaction.

Halfway through the criticism meeting, he asked Makimura Taku why he joined in the trouble with them. Makimura Taku felt that there was nothing to say and that he had problems too.

Katsunari Kaburagi bit his tongue lightly, not wanting to criticize him too much. After all, this was his favorite child.

Although Hoshino Ai is also very good, she has not yet shown the qualities that can make him shine, because there are many good-looking girls, and the most important thing for a female actor is to have her own characteristics.

As for Tomoki Ogura, she was the person that his immediate superior specifically asked him to train. It was said that she was a young lady, but it was unclear what else she knew.

"Forget it this time," Kaburagi Katsuya picked up the camera again, "I was originally planning to record the daily training process while interviewing, but you guys disrupted my plan, so it's okay to be casual."

"So this isn't a serious interview?" asked Tomoki Ogura.

"That's long gone."

"Sorry." Hoshino Ai stuck out her tongue.

Kaburagi Katsuya waved his hand: "Let's do this."

The three people looked at him. Kaburagi Katsuya connected the computer to the projector and played a short interview video of a debuted artist, asking them to watch it carefully.