China Entertainment's My Artistic Career

Chapter 47
After seeing the news, Ao Dasong was furious. He has always advertised himself as an intellectual and a cultural person. What he can't stand the most is the fact that he didn't graduate from college and only had a high school degree.

He directly started to find fault with He Hua's works on his blog, and took various intercepted clips to prove that He Hua not only has low thinking, but also poor writing style.

Soon his good friend Lu Xiaochuan also came to help, talking about the basic qualities needed to create a script, and how much energy he spent adapting the script of "Looking for a Gun".He Hua is a sophomore who is only suitable for writing novels.

The subconscious meaning is to tell He Hua not to embarrass himself in the film and television industry.

Before He Hua himself responded, a large number of his fans and book fans ran to the backstage of their blogs and started attacking them.

In this way, just after the "Hanbai Controversy" passed, the "He Ai Controversy" caused waves again.

He Hua originally didn't intend to reply to the two, but seeing what his fans said was too harsh, he simply replied:

As expected of a cultured person, when you read a novel, you always consider every word and every sentence. It's interesting, so keep going.

By the way, director Lu Xiaochuan, many people told me that "Looking for a Gun" is the work of Mr. Jiang Wen. I don't believe it. I hope you can make a better work than it to prove my point.

My fanbook fans don't have to argue with them, no point.

You don't understand their cultured people, you would rather die than admit your mistakes, this is called character!
He Hua's article directly stabbed Lu Xiaochuan's lungs.

Angry Lu Xiaochuan said that He Hua was insulting and slandering him. If he didn't apologize, he would sue him in court!
He Hua directly responded with two words in his blog:

Ha ha
He Hua thought to himself: I am afraid of you in the lawsuit. Besides, what did I say?I asked you to prove yourself, you are so angry, you seem to be afraid that others will believe something.

The essence of these two words was quickly learned by netizens. Fans of Ao Dasong and Lu Xiaochuan came to attack He Hua in the background, and a large number of He Hua netizens responded with "hehe".

The attack of the fans of the two was like a punch to the cotton, and the other party did not respond.

Not only did he not respond, he also depressed himself half to death.

Perhaps because of this, the matter stopped within a few days.

However, He Hua had formed an enmity with Ao Dasong and Lu Xiaochuan.

He Hua himself didn't pay much attention to these things. He had already come to Hengdian at the beginning of the debate, and worked diligently as his screenwriter.

But after the filming officially started, He Hua realized how stupid he was, and also understood why Jiang Wei looked at him and smiled at that time.

Many people, including He Hua, think that the core of the screenwriter and crew is to change the script.Actually not, the most important thing is to balance the relationship between the screenwriter and the crew, including the beautiful service and Taoist photography.

For example, art may feel that this environment is not suitable and needs a new environment.

When he expresses his opinion, he will not talk about his own professionalism. He must say: there is something in the script that I don’t think is appropriate, what should I do?
It doesn't matter if you switch to other costumes, props, or actors, they are all the same. They will put forward their demands through the script.

In this case, the script becomes a factor that unifies all issues.

Therefore, the core significance of the screenwriter and the crew lies in coordination.

It is also because of coordination that the screenwriter often quarrels with the director.Screenwriters in this case generally fall into two categories:
One is the obedient screenwriter: no matter who comes to give advice, he will accept it.

There is another kind of resistance: No matter what anyone says, they will not accept it, and they will often have fierce conflicts with the director.

In fact, the latter kind of screenwriter will either soar into the sky and become a very good creator; or leave the industry.

As for He Hua, first of all, he is an investment producer and has a relatively high status in the crew. Most people will not offend him and find problems with the script;
Secondly, he and director Jiang Wei approved the script little by little. If you want to change the script, you must first pass the director, which is very difficult.

So He Hua was basically doing nothing in the crew, sitting behind Jiang Wei every day during filming to watch the filming effect.

When not shooting, he would brag and fart with everyone. When an actor came to ask him, He Hua enthusiastically chatted with him about the script, the characters, and the original performances he had seen.

It didn't take a few days for everyone to discover that this screenwriter is really capable and knows how to act, and the more people came to ask for advice.

One week after the filming started, He Huacai saw Zhu Yuanyuan for the first time:

"Hello, Sister Yuanyuan, I'm He Hua, and I like your play very much."

Zhu Yuanyuan smiled very grandly, especially when she showed her canine teeth and added a touch of playfulness:
"Hello, hello, junior brother, Lao Xin has been praising you on the phone, saying that you are talented and that you wrote a good script. Thank you for thinking of him."

He Hua couldn't listen to other people's constant praise of him, so he hurriedly humbled:
"No, I just want to thank senior brother. He's going crazy these days, and he really made Yu Zecheng come alive."

"Isn't this what an actor should do?"

Zhu Yuanyuan didn't take it seriously, and took out a stack of manuscript paper from his bag as he spoke:
"This is a short biography of a character I wrote, please help me read it, I will go to meet other teachers first, and I will go to find you later."

"Okay, senior sister, you can go."

He Hua took the manuscript paper handed over by Zhu Yuanyuan, roughly flipped through it, and estimated that there were [-] to [-] words, and sighed:

"What an actor!"

(End of this chapter)