Who taught you to be a celebrity like this?

"You guys keep talking, I'll go tell them to shoot some other shots first."

"Okay, go ahead."

Xia Yue nodded to Sun Hui, then looked at Li Ye and the still bewildered Li Chengsong, and couldn't help but laugh:

"No wonder Sun Hui was so sure you wouldn't be angry; it turns out you two are perfectly in sync."

"Well......"

Li Ye glanced at Sun Hui, who was talking to someone not far away, and asked, "Teacher Xia, is Brother Hui going to invite me to make a movie?"

"That's right. Something suddenly happened to the originally scheduled actor, so Sun Hui simply found someone else himself."

Xia Yue paused for a moment, then said, "Don't call me 'teacher,' it makes me uncomfortable. If you don't mind, just call me Brother Yue. I really like your 'The Ordinary Road.'"

"Alright, Yue-ge."

Li Ye glanced at his uncle and nodded: "Let's each do our own thing."

After chatting for a while, Sun Hui came back and sorted things out.

Li Chengsong, who understood what had happened, was speechless.

Li Ye smiled at his uncle, only then realizing that this was actually a work directed and acted by Sun Hui himself.

No wonder they disappeared after filming the show.

"Shooting a music video? No problem."

Sun Hui readily agreed, and even pulled Xia Yue into the group: "Could you arrange a shot for Brother Yue too?"

"Is Yue-ge okay?" Li Ye asked in surprise.

Although it may be a bit impolite, Xia Yue is indeed very suitable for the "old" role among the three generations of the old, middle-aged and young. The wrinkles on his face make it much easier for him to wear old-age makeup.

"The director has already given his word, so I'm sure I can handle it." Xia Yue didn't mind helping out with this small favor.

"Thank you, Brother Yue." Li Ye's face lit up with even more joy.

However, he wasn't just thinking about his own affairs, and immediately asked, "Brother Hui, what role do you want me to play? Is there a script?"

"There's no script. This role is very simple. Let me tell you about it..." Sun Hui immediately put his arm around Li Ye's shoulder and began to speak.

Seeing that Xia Yue was called back by the staff to touch up her makeup, Li Chengsong didn't stay idle. He went back to his car and started revising the MV script.

The concept itself doesn't need much change, but the shooting location does need to be altered.

With two top actors lending their support, and given that they are filming a movie, it's definitely necessary to make it convenient for them to come.

......

An hour later, Li Ye finished his makeup and changed into a professional racing suit.

He looked at himself in the mirror.

He's still so handsome.

"Not bad, not bad. With this look, you'll definitely look like a superb race car driver on camera!" Sun Hui nodded with satisfaction, chin in hand.

Li Ye thought about his role for a moment and immediately felt helpless: "If only I were really that powerful."

Sun Hui patted him on the shoulder and said, "What's so great about being good? Trust me, even though you only have one minute of screen time, you'll definitely leave a deep impression on the audience."

"That's right, it's quite a contrast, the audience will definitely love it." Xia Yue next to him couldn't help but laugh.

He actually knew quite a bit about Li Ye.

He sings well and surfs well; in the eyes of outsiders, Li Ye is a very capable person.

In the movie, Li Ye appears impressive from the start, but in reality, he's a complete idiot who loves to show off.

The stark contrast might just leave a lasting impression on the audience.

Li Ye twitched the corner of his mouth.

For his first time making a movie, he was more concerned with whether the audience liked it or how memorable it was, hoping to look handsome to the end.

His character doesn't even have a name; all he needs to do is keep a straight face and act like a master.

The outcome was that as he drove off the track and around the first bend, his car overturned, and he was taken away by ambulance on a stretcher.

Of course, there are professional stunt drivers on the track, so he's not needed.

"Are you ready?"

"It should be alright now."

"Haha, don't be nervous. Just remember to keep a straight face and don't laugh. You can just say whatever lines you want, or even just give a disdainful look and use some disdainful interjections."

"Okay, I understand."

The crew quickly completed the setup and cleared the set.

Sun Hui and Xia Yue leaned against the iron railing as a race car roared past them on the track.

At the same time, Li Ye, having received a prompt, walked into the frame while holding his helmet.

He stood tall and proud, with a cold and aloof expression, his eyes seemingly oblivious to everything around him.

"Wow, that was fast!"

As Li Ye passed behind Sun Hui and Xia Yue, he heard their exclamations. He stopped and said without any emotion, "Fast on the curves is true speed."

After saying that, he continued walking with an air of nonchalance.

Sun Hui and Xia Yue turned around at the same time, staring at Li Ye's back with surprise.

"Where did this expert come from?" Xia Yue asked casually.

Sun Hui muttered to himself, "Fast on the curves is true speed."

"Cut!" The executive director's voice rang out.

Sun Hui immediately walked excitedly towards Li Ye and praised, "That line is good; it connects perfectly with the plot that follows."

Their surprise just now wasn't entirely an act.

Li Ye's line fits his character and also foreshadows the later plot developments.

"Yes, that's what I was thinking about." Li Ye nodded.

Then, the group went to the monitor to watch the performance they had just seen.

There was nothing wrong with the acting, but Li Ye walked out of the camera's position, and Sun Hui also felt that the shot wasn't cool enough.

"You can do it. Remember how you were just now, keep your lines, and let's do it again."

As Sun Hui spoke, he saw that Li Ye was covered in sweat, so he quickly called the makeup artist over to wipe the sweat and touch up his makeup.

Li Ye's role was so small that they didn't even finish filming by noon when they were handing out lunch boxes.

After finishing their boxed lunch, Li Ye started filming again without resting because he also had a music video to shoot.

"Tsk tsk tsk."

"That's terrible!"

Sun Hui and Xia Yue went over and looked at the race car, half of its front end smashed and overturned on the ground, their faces full of sighs and heartache.

Li Ye, his face covered in blood and his eyes closed peacefully, lay on a stretcher as they passed by.

Upon hearing the shout "Cut!", Li Ye immediately sprang up from the stretcher and quickly walked towards the monitor.

Finally seeing Sun Hui nod, he completely relaxed.

He filmed this one scene of getting on the stretcher five times.

It's not that his acting was bad—this doesn't require much acting skill—it's just that various reasons prevented the desired effect from being achieved, which is why they kept reshooting.

When Li Ye returned after removing her makeup and changing her clothes, Sun Hui asked with a smile, "Was filming movies fun?"

Li Ye shook his head decisively. Filming is not a one-person job; it's too troublesome.

Even with such a small role, they managed to film it for three or four hours.

Sun Hui wasn't annoyed. He pointed at Li Ye, then turned to look at Xia Yue with a "look at this kid" smile.

Then, he patted Li Ye on the shoulder and said, "You've worked hard. Go ahead and do your work. Yue Ge and I will make time to film your music video the day after tomorrow."

"no problem."

Li Ye nodded and immediately drove away in his Accord, arriving at a coastal road.

Li Chengsong had already arrived here with his filming crew to make arrangements.

Shooting a music video is much easier than shooting a movie.

In just one afternoon, more than half of the music video for "The Ordinary Road" was completed.