Poverty alleviation variety show goes to the countryside, my talent can no longer be hidden

Chapter 130: Wrap-up Banquet, Big Red Envelope
What are your plans for the future?
Of course it’s rest!

Even a tough guy would be exhausted after working non-stop for so many days.

After finishing these scripts, Zhou Hao plans to have a few quiet days and finish writing "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" quietly. By then, the pseudonym should be able to be made public.

By that day, who knows what will happen!

"Brother, don't you plan to continue acting?" Cao Xing asked curiously, "The directors all said that you are very talented. If you practice a few plays, you should be able to become a qualified actor."

Zhou Hao shook his head and smiled, "I'm not very interested in the work on stage. This time I played the role of Xiao Wang... It's just a special situation."

Cao Xing scratched his head and wanted to curse out "MMP".

During the two months on the crew, Zhou Hao was praised by the director team every other day. Liu Wei even publicly praised him several times, saying that he had a talent for being an actor, which was even recognized by Guo Chen and Zhang Yunfeng.

In contrast, Cao Xing was scolded almost every day, and Liu Wei even called him a "pighead" in a fit of rage.

Although Zhang Yunfeng and others have not given him positive comments on his acting skills, they have privately given him advice more than once - if you really want to act well, you should apply to an art school and study hard...

The meaning of this statement couldn't be more obvious.

Lin Xina's words were much more straightforward - your acting talent is three blocks behind screenwriter Zhou!
At that time, he was so embarrassed by these words that his face turned red, but he couldn't refute them.

It turns out that this gifted guy has no interest in being an actor; Cao Xing wanted to become an actor, but he didn't have the talent...

So angry!
The wrap-up banquet started on time at 6:30.

Director Liu Wei went on stage and gave a summary speech, fully affirming everyone's efforts over the past three months and thanking everyone for their full cooperation.

Finally, he raised his glass high and personally announced the start of the wrap-up banquet.

The whole place immediately became lively, some were drinking, some were playing finger-guessing games, some were chatting, some were eating...

After being locked up in the crew under military management for so many days, everyone has been suffocated for a long time. They have finally made it to this day, so why should they care about their image?
drink!
Even Zhang Yunfeng, who was usually gentle and elegant, showed his unbridledness at this moment. He accepted all the wine offered and drank until his face was flushed.

Lin Xina originally wanted Zhou Hao to drink for her, but within a few minutes after the show started, people waiting to toast Zhou Hao had already lined up in a queue, and the size of the queue was even as large as the director's table opposite.

After all, everyone knows now that the great screenwriter Zhou Hao is a super potential stock with unlimited prospects. It would be beneficial to make some personal connections now while he has not yet become completely successful.

In less than half an hour, Zhou Hao was drunk and felt a little dizzy.

In the end, it was Lin Xina and Cao Xing who helped him block the drinking...

After taking a few bites of food and just recovering a little, director Liu Wei came over with a glass of red wine.

Come on, there's no way to avoid this drink.

The director will toast personally and it is absolutely impossible for him to let others do it for him.

Seeing everyone at the table standing up, Liu Wei smiled and said, "Sit down, sit down. We've already finished filming. There's no need to be so reserved. I just want to talk to Xiao Zhou."

Zhou Hao consciously poured himself a glass of red wine, "Director Liu, thank you for your care over the past two months. I have benefited a lot from you."

"It's a bit too formal to tell me this, isn't it?" Liu Wei said with a smile, "But having said that, you are really talented. Do you want to consider changing your career?"

"If the show becomes a hit, you'll definitely make more money than writing a book."

Zhou Hao shook his head. "Forget it. Compared to being watched in front of the stage, I prefer the freedom behind the scenes."

A hint of surprise flashed across Liu Wei's eyes, "Are you serious?"

"Do I look like I'm joking?" Zhou Hao asked back.

Liu Wei was even more surprised.

Being a celebrity actually has its pros and cons. It’s glamorous in front of the stage, but the pressure behind the scenes is unknown to ordinary people.

But most young people don’t consider those pressures at all. When they talk about becoming a star, they will laugh so hard that their noses become bubbles.

The income is amazing and the life is glorious, and by the way, you can also taste the beautiful flowers in the circle, how wonderful!
As long as the moral bottom line is low enough, there are even female fans lining up to ask for sex...

In the eyes of many young people, this is simply a life like a god! However, facing the scenery that is within easy reach, this kid can actually calmly choose to stay behind the scenes?

This kind of mentality... is truly rare.

It's a pity to waste this talent...

"Okay, that's a good choice." Liu Wei raised his red wine glass. "If you choose to work behind the scenes, we will have plenty of opportunities to cooperate in the future."

This was a test, and Zhou Hao understood it.

He also raised his glass, "Then I wish you a happy cooperation in the future."

Liu Wei's eyes lit up. It was so comfortable to talk to someone who understood!

Ding--

As soon as the cups touched each other, they both drank it down in one gulp.

Before leaving, Liu Wei suddenly pulled Zhou Hao aside and whispered, "Please prepare a file for me later, and I will help you submit it to the Performing Arts Association to apply for a registered screenwriter."

Zhou Hao was stunned for a moment, "What's the use of this thing?"

"Staffing, do you understand?" Liu Wei whispered, "If you don't have this registered staffing, when you work with others on a film in the future, they might erase your screenwriter's name if they're not happy, and you won't be able to do anything about it unless you file a lawsuit."

"But if you have this official status, if anyone dares to take advantage of you and refuse to recognize you, the Performing Arts Association will naturally come forward to help you defend your rights, and you don't need to fight alone."

Zhou Hao understood, "It's the difference between the wild army and the regular army, right?"

"That's about it." Liu Wei nodded and said, "It's not easy to get a place as a screenwriter. Generally, you need to have solid works as a stepping stone. I don't think you can get in now. I'll help you queue up and register first, so that you can take the opportunity later."

Zhou Hao nodded and thanked him, secretly amazed.

As expected, the end of the universe is the exam. To be a screenwriter, you have to find an organization and a backer...

After Liu Wei finished toasting, it was time for the part that everyone was looking forward to the most - distributing red envelopes.

Almost everyone who came to the wrap-up party got a share, but the portions were different.

The red envelopes for the minor supporting actors and staff were obviously smaller, and probably only amounted to a few thousand.

The red envelopes received by the supporting actors, assistant directors, etc. were obviously much fatter, starting at at least 10,000 yuan.

The unlucky Cao Xing only got 16888, which is a pretty auspicious number.

Lin Xina also received 18888, which made the little girl very happy. This was the biggest red envelope she had ever received after a film was completed.

For several core creators, the red envelope shares are even more generous.

The two protagonists, Guo Chen and Zhang Yunfeng, both received red envelopes of 28888, which made everyone around them very jealous.

Zhou Hao also received a big red envelope of 26888, second only to the two male protagonists.

No one at the scene commented on the red envelope share.

After all, everyone knows what Zhou Hao means to this project.

After handing out the red envelopes, the wrap party basically came to an end.

I don’t know who was the first one to sing it, but the audience suddenly sang the song "Goodbye" that Xu Lingyue had released before.

As they were singing, everyone suddenly burst into tears.

After all, we have been together day and night for nearly three months, and now that it is time to separate, I can't help feeling reluctant.

Lin Xina, who was originally counting red envelopes, suddenly hugged Zhou Hao's arm and burst into tears.

Zhou Hao felt both embarrassed and amused.

Girl, my new clothes!
(End of this chapter)