Rebirth star like cloud

Chapter 26 Shooting the MV
After the role was settled, Jing Ruyun devoted himself to the shooting of Qiao Yu's MV with peace of mind. This is a song with a slightly ancient style, and the form of the MV is also based on classical beauty. This is one of the reasons why Jing Ruyun put so much effort into it. One, her first play in the entertainment industry was a costume drama. Before that, this ancient style MV had a great influence on her debut.

The MV was shot in a studio in Tongzhou. This studio was newly built not long ago. It covers a large area and is divided into upper, middle and lower floors. It is the latest investment venue of Qiao Yu's company Tianyu Media. An artist of Tianyu, Jing Ruyun was stopped by the person in charge when he entered.

"Hey, who am I to say, which crew are you from?"

"I'm looking for Qiao Yu." Jing Ruyun waved his phone, "He said to go to the third floor to find him."

The other party looked at her suspiciously and said, "I'll take you up."

The elevator went directly to the third floor. Although the person in charge had never met Jing Ruyun, she should be an entertainer by the looks of her, and she should be well-known to know Qiao Yu. He didn't dare to neglect her at all, and sent her directly to the door: "It's here."

Jing Ruyun thanked him and knocked on the door. The man who opened the door was a man in his thirties. Jing Ruyun knew him. Zhang Hongyan, a well-known MV screenwriter and director in China.

"You are Jing Ruyun, come in." Zhang Hongyan looked at Jing Ruyun's appearance, nodded and said, Zhang Hongyan was a little worried when Qiao Yu told him that he had found the MV heroine, but he roughly Glancing at Jing Ruyun, he found that her appearance and temperament were very similar to what he had imagined, so he was a little relieved.

When Qiao saw her coming in, he put down the script in his hand and walked over: "Let me introduce, this is Zhang Hongyan, the screenwriter and director of this MV, and this is the actor I mentioned, Jing Ruyun."

"Hello Director Zhang, please take care of me in the future." Zhang Hongyan stretched out his hand to shake Jing Ruyun and said, "I was a little worried when I heard Qiao Yu talk about you, but now it seems that he has a good vision. It looks like it fits my script, have you acted in any plays?"

Jing Ruyun shook his head: "I used to be a singer too, this is the first time I've acted in front of the screen."

Zhang Hongyan frowned suddenly: "That's it..." Although Zhang Hongyan has never directed a TV series, his rigor in the MV is almost the same as that of a TV and movie director. Although Jing Ruyun has a good appearance, he pays more attention to details and quality.

Qiao met Zhang Hongyan hesitantly, without explaining anything, and said to Jing Ruyun, "Go and change your clothes first."

Immediately, a makeup artist came over and took her to the fitting room. I don't know what Qiao Yu said to Zhang Hongyan. When she changed her clothes and came out, Zhang Hongyan's attitude towards her had returned to normal.

Jing Ruyun herself has long waist-length hair, which is easy to take care of in costume dramas. When she puts a hairpin on top of her head and bows slightly in a loose Hanfu, that kind of antique temperament simply blows her face.

The plot MV has high requirements for the script. It is also a challenge for the actors to shoot a story in the time of one song. The images of Zhang Hongyan’s MV are all integrated by fragments. It became a funny scene in a second, requiring the actors' facial expressions to be in place.

A second before the shooting, Jing Ruyun was still thinking that she was the heroine of the MV and who the male protagonist was, but he didn't expect Qiao Yu to walk over at the moment the camera shot started.

However, there are very few shots of Qiao Yu's performance. He mainly shoots a few poses. This is a story interspersed with ancient and modern times. Looking at the priceless ancient paintings in front of the showcase, he fell into deep memories. The dancing girl in his memory was exactly the same as the woman in the painting.

(End of this chapter)