A Joyful Boy: From Meeting the Drunk Song Qian

The assistant director was initially surprised, saying, "Su Chen seems to be getting closer to the character."

His voice was a bit loud, which startled the director, who quickly pulled his mouth shut and told him to be quiet.

The acting coach then whispered, "Director, did you notice? Just now, although he was reciting his lines and acting, his performance still felt a bit forced. Now look at his eyes and his acting; it's as if we're not even there, as if he truly is the character in the story."

909: His acting is becoming increasingly natural, astonishing everyone.

Hearing the assistant director's reminder.

The director then realized that it seemed to be true.

When he watched the performance, he could tell from Su Chen's actions and expressions that the other party just wanted to get through this part of the story quickly.

But now, he could clearly sense that Su Chen was experiencing the role.

There was absolutely no anxiety or other emotions involved.

It's like becoming one of the people inside.

This change in the scene shocked the director.

This immersive performance method was previously only seen in veteran actors.

Nowadays, young actors rarely immerse themselves in their roles; they're already doing well just standing there reciting their lines.

Unexpectedly, he saw such profound acting skills in such a young and emerging actor.

This increasingly surprised him.

But at the same time, I felt a little depressed.

This person wasn't even an actor under their company.

If only that were true.

A sigh appeared in the director's eyes.

Script, actors, director.

All three are indispensable.

Nowadays, most scripts are bad, the actors are passable, and the directors just make do.

But if there really is a good script and good actors.

Which director would want to use their own brand?

Ultimately, it all comes down to making money.

In the eyes of capital, all films and television dramas are just commodities. What they want is money, and only those that can ultimately be turned into money are considered good commodities.

Films that can't make money aren't even considered films in the eyes of those capitalists.

It can only be described as garbage.

They simply won't make any investments.

If a film's reputation improves over one or two seasons...

Ultimately, it will only become a tool for investors to promote people.

They completely disregard how upset the audience members are.

They only care about the money in their own pockets.

The changes in Su Chen were not only felt by the director and assistant director.

Yang Mi, who was acting opposite Su Chen, was also taken aback.

It's clearly the same lines from before.

However, Yang Mi felt something different.

It was like they were a real young couple, chatting there.

This feeling made Yang Mi feel very comfortable.

Before long, I was also immersed in the role.

Isn't it just a relationship between an older woman and a younger man?

Their ages are just right.

It was less of an act and more of a performance.

Rather than saying it's a genuine expression of their feelings and actions in the current situation, it's simply a reflection of their own experiences.

Some parts have even been significantly altered.

Neither the director nor the assistant director called for a stop.

If someone were to film this and post it online, it would definitely cause a huge uproar.

"By the way, why don't I do that?!"

The director's eyes lit up when he thought of this; wasn't this the perfect promotional material?

The director asked the people around to take out their phones and film Mr. Yang's performance on set.

After editing, some suitable clips will be selected and posted online.

We can use Mr. Yang's dating topic to our advantage.

If we generate buzz, posting it on Weibo will attract a lot of traffic.

They've done this kind of hype video many times before.

I'm sure Mr. Yang won't be angry.

Qiao Jingjing watched her boss's performance from the side, her face full of envy.

Seeing Su Chen's transformation, her envy deepened.

What's going on with Su Chen?

Does she really want to have a relationship with our boss that involves an age gap?

It's no wonder Qiao Jingjing thought that way, after all, Su Chen's performance was too natural.

Anyone looking at him would be amazed, wondering if he was just playing himself.

After watching for a while, Qiao Jingjing felt she couldn't bear to watch anymore.

910: Let the bullets fly for a while.

If I keep watching, I might want to switch jobs with my boss.

Let's find a place.

Playing on my phone to the side.

As I kept scrolling...

Qiao Jingjing suddenly noticed something unusual.

in the screen.

The two walked arm in arm toward a gate, the girl with an especially sweet smile on her face.

He walks with a hopping gait.

Isn't this a scene where the boss and Su Chen are getting ready to go back to their room to film?

How come someone posted it?

Although Qiao Jingjing was puzzled, she couldn't help but continue watching.

See to the end.

She was quite sure.

This is a video of them on set.

It seems that someone has already posted the footage online, mistaking it for Mr. Yang's romantic relationship.

Qiao Jingjing muttered to herself.

After glancing at the number of likes, his eyes widened in disbelief.

"100 million likes???" Qiao Jingjing's voice attracted the attention of the director next to her.

After all, this is a big shot.

No matter where she sits, she will attract everyone's attention.

Seeing how shocked she was.

The assistant director rushed over to ask Qiao Jingjing what was wrong.

"Is there a problem?"

Qiao Jingjing and the others with big eyes didn't say anything, but held their phones up to the assistant director.

The assistant director even glanced at his phone.