The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1772 Behind the Scenes
"...What? How? How is it?"

"Replay. Rewind. I don't care about anything, but I need to see this video."

"MTV, call MTV immediately. Warner Music must have already submitted the footage to the TV station for review."

"What happened? What just happened?"

"That was directed by Anson? Are you sure? 100% sure?"

"What the hell!"

"This shouldn't mean anything... right?"

"An accident, a beautiful accident, there's no need to dwell on it."

"God, I thought he was filming a movie in Las Vegas."

"You mean that was a live broadcast? I mean the second half. What if it wasn't pre-recorded, but broadcast live?"

"We need to know everything that's behind that video."

"What about innovative artists? What's going on there?"

Heated discussions, clashes, doubts, and coordination.

Century City was in an uproar, the surging frenzy was unstoppable. Following the premiere of "Spider-Man 2", the release ceremony of the "Dawn Breaks" album once again ignited the market, opening the curtain in an unexpected and overwhelming way, and the rolling waves swept across the entire North American continent.

How exactly did Anson manage to do that?

It brought the entire North American continent to a standstill for a full seven minutes!
The last time I felt such a surge of emotion was during the live broadcast of the human moon landing. Everyone gathered in front of their small television screens, waiting to witness this historic moment. Now, Anson is replicating that historical moment, but obviously, Anson did not land on the moon or rewrite human history.

However, Anson still managed to do it.

From the way the "voyage" was presented to the seven-minute video itself, every aspect has sparked discussion, with questions arising one after another and hot topics emerging one after another. It just won't stop. The professionals in Century City are spinning like tops, unable to stop.

Gloria had the same thought in her mind—

How exactly did Anson manage to do that?
Beneath that skin seemed to lie an endless treasure, waiting to be unearthed and discovered. They kept exploring, only to find everything so mysterious. The more they explored, the more magical and exciting it became, with new surprises always appearing. Amidst their amazement and admiration, their respect grew even deeper.

“Gloria…”

Shouts came from the side, pulling Gloria back to reality. She looked up sharply and immediately noticed that people were looking up at her again.

what happened?

Gloria looked up as well, and the big screen remained silent for less than three minutes before playing the video again.

Moreover, it's not a music video playback.

That is……

Behind-the-scenes footage!

A thought flashed through Gloria's mind, and she gasped, standing there utterly shocked, her brain seemingly exploding.

As the entire Century City bustled with activity, trying to understand the truth behind the video—how was it filmed? What technology was used? How did it deliver such a dazzling viewing experience?
However, Anson didn't care at all and openly revealed the behind-the-scenes secrets to the whole world without holding anything back.

What kind of magnanimity and vision allows Anson to continue to deliver impact after repeatedly shocking everyone?
The secret is slowly being revealed—

The real secret in the second live performance lies in a transparent plastic floor.

Directly in front of the stage, above the seats, there is a transparent plastic panel about the size of a basketball court. This is how Anson, using wires, was able to rise into the air and float in mid-air as if by magic. The camera lens can also rotate 360 ​​degrees vertically, looking up from the world below.

In this way, a dazzling, dizzying performance effect is created, truly combining melody, lyrics, performance, and camera shots. Ultimately, it sparks a spectacular display.

Wow. Wow wow wow.

Exclamations of amazement filled the air; this was truly a mind-blowing moment, not only revealing behind-the-scenes glimpses and showcasing the secrets of the film industry, but also providing the first glimpse into Anson's work behind the scenes.

Focus. Enthusiasm.

People often say that the sexiest and most attractive people are those who "focus on their work and demonstrate their professionalism," regardless of whether they are men or women.

So when they saw Anson, sleeves rolled up, barefoot, hair disheveled, directing the entire process, coordinating various departments to bring the images in his mind to life, they were captivated by the process—it was even more compelling than the performance videos themselves.

"The doors will be opening soon. Please prepare to line up to enter."

The voices of record store staff could be heard from ahead, and the crowd immediately stirred.

Karen was immediately startled. "Ah, but..."

But the behind-the-scenes production video hadn't finished playing yet, so why was the record store open?

Karen was torn between two options: should she continue watching the behind-the-scenes production videos, or rush to the record store to buy the album?

Blair was much more decisive, patting Karen on the shoulder, "Let's go in first."

Seeing that Karen was still reluctant to leave, Blair comforted her, "Since there's a surprise here, I think there might be a surprise on the album too. We can't delay."

Karen realized what was happening and nodded repeatedly. She packed her things and slowly moved with the group, preparing to enter the record store.

Blair glanced at the big screen with lingering reluctance, but what she didn't say was that she believed in Anson.

Since Anson prepared this video, from the music video itself to the behind-the-scenes footage, everything was carefully planned, so it's impossible that Anson didn't consider the situation.

Simply playing these videos on large screens outside skyscrapers on the streets is far from enough. Does Anson expect viewers to stand on the street for half an hour, craning their necks to watch the entire video? Isn't Anson worried about traffic accidents? Such a dissemination rate and coverage is truly inefficient.

Obviously impossible.

In other words, these videos will likely be played on other platforms as well.

More importantly, Blair noticed a detail: time.

From the start of the 60-minute countdown, everything was precisely calculated, including the timing of the behind-the-scenes footage. It seems that Anson timed the opening time of the record store to use his "interruption skill," a tactic designed to encourage viewers to continue watching the video at home, leaving them with a lingering sense of curiosity.

Given Anson's intelligence and the massive publicity campaign Warner Music has put in, things couldn't have ended so abruptly.

So, despite his nervousness, Blair forced himself to calm down: the album, the album is the most important thing right now.

Three minutes later, as Blair followed the group into the record store, she knew she had guessed correctly—

Inside the record store, a huge TV screen was playing a video simultaneously with the outside, allowing customers to seamlessly continue watching.

"Ah!" Karen was the first to notice and exclaimed in surprise.

and!

The picture quality of the TV screen in the record store was much better than the big screen outside, so they could finally see Anson clearly!
Not only Karen, but the people who had been entering the record store one after another also stopped in their tracks, each one wishing they could disappear into the television screen.

Blair was the only exception; he grabbed Karen's wrist and rushed towards the shelf—

Album. Album!
(End of this chapter)