Chapter 886 Extra 27: Movies are not a part of life, but not the whole of lifeIn an ordinary meeting room.
Yang Mi looked at her two former agents, her brows slightly furrowed, her eyebrows slightly bent, and no one knew what she was thinking.
In the conference room, the other two people were chattering non-stop.
She didn't really listen.
"Are you done?" Yang Mi stood up. "I'll leave when I'm done."
"You can talk to Guangnian yourself about adding people to the crew, or you can talk to Chen An. It's useless to talk to me."
Stuff the Jiaxing gift package into the Lightyear Pictures crew.
I can't think of this without some pus in my brain.
They even planned to get a share of the film and become one of the producers.
"Mi Mi, can't you talk about this?"
"If you want to talk, go and talk on your own. I am not in charge of the company. You are the bosses."
Yang Mi walked to the door, glanced back and said, then pushed the door open without looking back.
Leaving the meeting room in silence.
The remaining two looked at each other.
"Do you really think she won't transfer if the company is gone?"
"With just one sentence, the announcement was postponed and nothing else mattered!"
"Jia Jie, this is not a solution. The company can't run just for her."
"I'll make her understand that the company is no longer the same as before."
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Yang Mi walked out of the meeting room and soon saw many employees whispering to each other, but she didn't pay much attention.
She is very busy every day.
It’s July, and the summer vacation season has already begun.
The market was bleak. Before this, the only movie that broke the billion box office was the Hollywood big IP movie "Jurassic World 3".
Few of the remaining ones can exceed 100 million, and the situation in different regions is sometimes good and sometimes bad.
All major cinema chains have experienced losses, and increasing revenue and reducing expenditure has become the norm.
There are no movies that can support the market.
Many small cinema chains that unexpectedly survived the cold winter and managed to stay strong have been dealt a heavy blow by the market!
Once again, many companies declared bankruptcy or sold their businesses.
The situation in the primary market is so bad, and the situation in the secondary market is even worse.
The crew of "Her Disappearance" officially started filming in the south.
The first film in the "The Legend of Zu" series is also officially ready for release, with an advance concept poster released and filming about to begin.
However, Chen An's "Mythology: Yellow Turbans" still has a long way to go.
The construction team has already started working, and Changan has made additional huge investments.
Planning to build a new cultural holy land 'Shendu Luoyang'!
In response, Luoyang sent a telegram, with a burst of birdsong and fragrance of flowers, but it was of no use.
The Guangnian side was looking for Chang'an, which made the Luoyang side very angry!
The two official media outlets interacted with each other on Weibo, which made many netizens very happy. It was quite entertaining to watch.
However, due to the sluggish market, Lightyear Pictures' exposure has increased instead.
Countless media outlets have exposed this year's major moves to show that the market weakness is only temporary.
Next year, Lightyear will have a large number of works online!
“Although I don’t know if it’s true or not, I’m really looking forward to it.”
"There's really no work worth watching nowadays. All Hollywood movies are the same and boring."
"Xu Ke + The Legend of Zu? A reboot of a classic!"
"Haha, many so-called reboots have failed. Who knows if they'll be watchable?"
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In general, the decline of the market is inseparable from the scarcity of good works, but many viewers have also lost their expectations for watching movies due to consumption downgrades.
The major cinema chains, which were thought to be over the cold winter and about to return to their peak, were disappointed again.
The bleak market has made some people who were holding on no longer able to hold on.
Bankruptcy and transfer sales began to occur frequently, but the most sales were of cinemas in the primary market.
Because the lower-level market is not expensive, but it is really not worth the money.
Some cinemas across the country may not make money even during their golden years, let alone now.
"Teacher Liang, what do you think?" "Director Chen, you are really capable of doing this. I am already old, and you gave me such a project."
The mainstay of the National Theatre of China, Mr. Liang Guanhua, was dressed in plain clothes and spoke with a wry smile on his face.
Some of the fat faces were full of sorrow.
"I can't control my mouth forever. Now I'm old and I have to lose weight."
Liang Guanhua has a lot of grievances that he can’t express.
He didn't expect that Chen An would give him such a project.
But to play this role, I had to give up some fat.
You look like you've caused me so much trouble.
Chen An's brows relaxed, knowing that the matter was settled, and he smiled and said, "Teacher Liang, after thinking about it, I still think you are the most suitable. After all, I have to find you."
The most eye-catching and important character in "Myth: Yellow Turban" is naturally Zhang Jue.
But he has always been a little melancholy about the selection, as the older generation has no shortage of acting talent.
But in terms of image, he prefers Li Xuejian, whose skills have reached perfection and can be completed perfectly.
It’s a pity that the old man’s voice is not good due to health reasons, which is a bit of a pity.
The second person he paid attention to was naturally this pillar of the People's Art Theatre.
A fat Zhang Jiao, his smile is somewhat festive, kind and interesting.
As a Taoist priest who was kind to others and had a great reputation as a doctor, he was even more brilliant when he found out that practicing medicine could not save the world, let alone the people who were suffering, and he took a desperate measure.
This Taoist priest, who was not afraid of death but wanted to live forever, finally gave up everything and fought hard.
He felt that Liang Guanhua was very suitable and had the performance ability.
It's just that I'm a little too fat, so I need to lose some weight.
Liang Guanhua hesitated for a long time and sighed: "Alas, I accepted this book, but it's a pity for my mouth. I have to suffer."
"Mr. Liang, you are really something. Losing some weight will be better for your health. Why do you have to be so uncomfortable?"
"You don't understand. Eating is a big deal in my life."
He is not a person who is out of this world. Everyone has the desire for food and drink, and he likes it very much.
Sometimes, it is good enough for a person to be able to eat the food he likes in his life.
If such a good script is handed to me, I would definitely be reluctant to refuse it.
Chen An poured him a cup of hot tea. "It's still early for the project to start. Mr. Liang can still take his time. It's not healthy for your body to lose too much weight all at once when you're older."
"Take your time. It's better to take your time. I can't handle it all at once."
"The earliest it can start filming is by the end of the year, but I estimate it will be next year."
The project is arduous and challenging in every aspect. Chen An feels that it will be difficult to start filming this year.
Liang Guanhua was not surprised: "A good project requires more polishing."
Although the script is mixed with some surreal fairy tales and martial arts expressions, he still understands its core.
Uprising is how the people and the country define the history of the Yellow Turbans.
In a time of great suffering, people are fighting for survival.
If it wasn't a matter of life and death, who would be willing to risk their life and property?
After discussing the project, Chen An invited Liang Guanhua to have a good meal.
It can be considered as a farewell before losing weight.
For someone with a strong appetite, the subsequent weight loss journey was bumpy.
It’s horrible to think about it.
After having a full meal, Liang Guanhua left as cold as the wind and the Yi River.
Chen An also left the restaurant. He didn't have much appetite at first, but seeing that the other party was eating so happily, he couldn't help but eat more.
The market was in a state of despair, with all kinds of wailing audible out, but it did not affect Chen An.
Because movies are no longer everything in his life.
Even in the past, it was just a part of his life. He was not one of those masters who was crazy about movies.
Movies are not everything in his life, they are just a way of life.
Love it, but don’t need nothing else.
(End of this chapter)
